Team PokerStars Pro Bryan Huang started the day seated directly next to the talkative Daniel Levy and told us that Levy said to him that he was going to cooler him today. That didn't happen. Instead, Levy got coolered himself.
We didn't see the hand, but Levy told us that held and flopped a straight on a flop. He eventually got all his chips in against one opponent on a river, with a having been dealt on the turn. Levy's opponent held for rivered full house and that was that as it was all over for Levy.
It's no suprise that we keep noticing more players as the Day 1b field size grows. Some of those we have noticed recentlly include 2011 ANZPT Sydney champion Michael Kanaan, 2014 ANZPT Sydney 4th place finisher Jazz Mathers, recent ANZPT Melbourne side event winners Bec Catterwell and Tam Truong, along with 2013 Aussie Millions runner-up Joe Cabret.
Nam Le has posted six figures of tournament results here in the Crown Poker Room alone and he is here in the ANZPT Melbourne field trying to add some cash to that resume. We recently watched Le take down a healthy pot on a board. We had arrived at the action on the turn, with Le betting 1,8000 from the small blind position. Le's opponent was on the button and made the call. On the river, Le bet 2,000 and after plenty of thought, a call was made. At showdown, Le tabled , which was enough to send his opponent's cards into the muck.
We have just received word that Kiwi [Removed:17] has been eliminated from the tournament! Apparently he was short stacked and all in preflop holding against . No help and it was all over. Check out what Yan tweeted before the day. Long way to come to only play a couple of levels of poker! At least home isn't too far from melbourne.
Here are the approximate stacks of some of the players in the tournament area near the bar during this third level of the day. As you can see, Jackie Glazier has had a productive day at the felt so far.
2012 ANZ Player of the Year Mishel Anunu is starting to build a stack on Day 1b.
We recently watched Anunu take down a pot that started when he opened it up to 600 from middle position. Both the small blind and the big blind called and the dealer flipped over a flop. All three players checked here and an was dealt on the turn. This time it was checked to Anunu, who bet 700. The small blind folded, while the big blind made the call.
On the river, Anunu bet 2,000 when it was checked to him. Anunu's opponent tank-called and then sighed and folded when Anunu showed . Anunu just shrugged and scooped up the pot.
and flopped a straight on a 
flop. He eventually got all his chips in against one opponent on a 
having been dealt on the turn. Levy's opponent held 
board. We had arrived at the action on the turn, with Le betting 1,8000 from the small blind position. Le's opponent was on the button and made the call. On the river, Le bet 2,000 and after plenty of thought, a call was made. At showdown, Le tabled 
, which was enough to send his opponent's cards into the muck.
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flop. All three players checked here and an 
river, Anunu bet 2,000 when it was checked to him. Anunu's opponent tank-called and then sighed and folded when Anunu showed 
. Anunu just shrugged and scooped up the pot.
