Robert Damelian has started Day 3 on the perfect note with a big double up to start the day. With the cry of “all in and call” we hurried over to Table 28 to see a board of . Damelian had moved all in for his last 153,000 and Michael Chrisanthopoulos made the call.
Damelian showed for a set but Chrisanthopoulos had hope with his flush draw. Chrisanthopoulos needed a diamond but the river gave the big double to Damelian to over 500,000, leaving Chrisanthopoulos down to around 120,000.
Corey Kempson has flexed his big stack during these early stages of the day.
We picked up the action on the turn of a board, with Kempson and Roberto Damelian tussling. There was what looked like around 90,000 already in the pot and Kempson had checked to Damelian, who bet 45,000. Back on Kempson and he moved all in, putting Demalian at risk.
Damelian had around 240,000 behind and went deep into the tank.
Eventually he folded and Kempson casually mucked his cards and raked in the chips.
This is it! The final day of the latest stop on Season 6 of the Australia New Zealand Poker Tour has arrived! There are 34 players remaining in the ANZPT Melbourne Main Event. By the time a long day is in the record books, one of those players who have conquered all others to claim the $253,000 top prize.
Leading the way with 684,000 in chips is Vincent Chua. He is joined at the top of the leader board by three others with over 600,000 in chips — Joe Reina (665,000), Dennis Huntly (643,000), and Corey Kempson (637,000). These players are well ahead of the next largest chip stack in Dylan Honeyman (498,000). Some of the others who will also be at the felt on the final day include Anthony Legg (392,00), Luke Spano (318,000), Edison Nguyen (203,000), and former APPT Melbourne runner-up Phillip Willcocks (200,000).
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. He had to come up against Damien Walsh, who held 
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, Chrisanthopoulos had been sent home in 34th place, collecting $4,600.
. Damelian had moved all in for his last 153,000 and Michael Chrisanthopoulos made the call.
for a set but Chrisanthopoulos had hope with his 
flush draw. Chrisanthopoulos needed a diamond but the 
river gave the big double to Damelian to over 500,000, leaving Chrisanthopoulos down to around 120,000.
against Adrian Bolzonello's 
and Rickhuss gave himself some breathing room.
board, with Kempson and Roberto Damelian tussling. There was what looked like around 90,000 already in the pot and Kempson had checked to Damelian, who bet 45,000. Back on Kempson and he moved all in, putting Demalian at risk.
