Williams Out
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on a board of 
. Williams was called by player with a much larger stack who tabled 
. The turn was a harmless deuce, but a river king sent Williams to the rail.
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Grand Final - Sydney
APPT Grand Final
Day: 1c
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Grand Final - Sydney
Buy-in
6,000 AUD
Prize Pool
2,862,000 AUD
Entries
477
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
on a board of . Williams was called by player with a much larger stack who tabled . The turn was a harmless deuce, but a river king sent Williams to the rail.
Recent Eliminations
but an opponent made the call with . The board bricked out and Kaselias' day was done.Meanwhile Joon Hee Yeah also fell to an opponent holding Big Slick. Yeah committed himself with
and got his money in on the turn with a bare flush draw, but the river bricked out and he was eliminated.
Moneymaker Chops the (Second) Nuts
and was called, but it wound up being a split pot. Both players made a nine-high straight, Moneymaker with 
and his opponent with 
.
Hachem Steaming
The board was
when Hachem fired out 1,500 on the river. His opponent made it 4,000 and Hachem made the call. His opponent tabled 
for the nut flush, sending Hachem into a frenzied outburst of expletives!
Another Case of Kings into Aces
Official Numbers
118 players made it through to Day 2 from the Day 1a and Day 1b flights. We're expecting about 80 to 85 players to make it through today, making the combined Day 2 field approximately 200 players.
Kagawa Forces Full House to Fold
The flop was
and Kagawa had raised his opponent's bet to 3,800 to go. His opponent called and they saw the 
hit the turn. Kagawa's opponent again led out with a bet of 4,000 and this time Kagawa just flat-called.The river landed the
and it was checked to Kagawa, who swiftly moved all in sending his opponent into the tank. It was 16,275 to call but after several minutes of thought he decided to let it go, folding pocket deuces face-up! Kagawa got the full house to fold to collect a nice pot and is now up to 38,000 chips.
Huxley's Massive Overbet Nets 100K Pot Against Milinkovic
With 2,700 in the pot preflop, the dealer spread a flop of
. Huxley looked at the flop and announced, "All in." That wouldn't have been odd, but for the fact that it was a massive overbet of 47,900! Even more odd was that Milinkovic didn't even wait for a count before saying, "Call!"Huxley:
Milinkovic:
Milinkovic rapped the table in frustration at his bad luck, finding himself on the short end of set-over-set. The turn
gave Huxley a bit of a sweat, as he had no diamonds. But the river was the case ten, 
, for yet another case of quads."I'm going for a walk," joked Huxley. "I'll see you all at about 8pm."
When the stacks were counted down, Milinkovic had to pay off 47,900 to Huxley, who also picked up the preflop pot. Huxley now has 98,500, while Milinkovic slipped to about 9,000. A few hands later, Milinkovic got all in with kings against queens and had his kings hold up to double to roughly 20,000.
Siu Rivers Rockets
. Siu had tank-called on the flop, holding a powerful 
but he was in trouble as his opponent revealed 
.The turn was the
but the river gave Siu the two-outer as the landed to send his disappointed opponent to the rail. Siu is now up to 71,000 to be amongst our chip leaders.
Lind Claims Comer
George Lind led out with a bet of 3,600 from the small blind. The big blind raised to 8,000 before Mike Comer moved all in for 10,350 in total. Lind then reraised to 15,000 and the big blind made the call.It was a huge pot and all three players tabled big hands. Comer showed
for two pair, the big blind showed 
for a rivered gutshot straight, but Lind held 
for a better straight to collect the pot and send Comer to the rail.