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with Pierre Aoukar and Ray Sukkar both committing their chips into the middle.
for top pair, top kicker; however Sukkar revealed a monster draw with his 
.
, however the river was the 
giving Sukkar a straight and sending Aoukar to the rail.
Times have been tough for Eric Assadourian here at the APPT Grand Final. He found himself all in with 
on a flop of 
. His opponent, however, had a far worse hand than pocket nines, tabling an underpair to the board, 
. The turn 
and river 
made a winner out of Assadourian.
PokerNews presenter Annette Melton interviewed Eric and his father Assadour at the last break, where they touched on how poker has influenced their lives.
against Scarf's dominated 
.
to give Scarf a pair of queens and leave Aristidou with only 1,600 chips behind.
with Gavin Griffin calling the 600 chip bet from his opponent. hit the turn and again Griffin called his opponent's bet, this time for 1,600. The river fell the and the player in early position fired a third barrel, worth 2,500. Griffin thought for a moment before popping it up to 7,000 sending his opponent into the tank.
. He was called by an opponent with 
, who won the hand when the board ran out 
. Levy, with no further chips in his stack, left to scattered applause.
in a preflop race with an opponent who revealed 
.
to give his opponent trips, however a miraculous on the turn gave Karamalikis a full house and the lead.
and the man they (now controversially) call xMONSTERxDONGx is looking good with nearly 70,000 in chips.
, Levick's opponent bet 3,000, then called Levick's all-in raise to 14,000. As a result, Levick is now sitting behind 31,000 chips.
and couldn't find a miracle and was left heading to the exit.
when Rahme called the all-in shove from his opponent. Rahme held for just overcards and would need to improve as his opponent tabled 
. The turn was the and river the to leave Rahme with only 8,000 in change.
