Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Grand Final - Sydney
APPT Grand Final
Day: 2
Event Info
2008 PokerStars.net APPT Grand Final - Sydney
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
6,000 AUD
Prize Pool
2,862,000 AUD
Entries
477
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 477
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to be racing against his opponent's 
.The board landed
and Vos claims a scalp to climb up to 61,000 at the break.
The latest double-up came when he shoved preflop with
and was called by an opponent holding 
. The board was once again kind to Kambouris when it landed 
.
flop, the big blind checked to "Punty," who made it 4,500 to go. The big blind raised that bet to 10,000, with Smith calling to a turn of 
. The big blind moved all in on that card for 12,100, and Smith quickly called. He tabled 
for two pair, aces and kings. His opponent was also on an ace, , for two pair, aces and queens. The river 
ensured that Smith would win the pot.He's up to 145,000.
The original raiser folded, before the MP player said, "I can't get away from it," before making the call. You can understand why he couldn't get away from his hand as he tabled a powerful
, but he was in great shape against Bechara's .The first four community cards were spread
and Bechara screamed for a six to chop the pot with a straight, and wouldn't you know it, the 
made an appearance to the roar of the table! They split the pot and Bechara survives!
, with Lovell checking to Ghezelbash, who made it 13,000 to go. Lovell called.On the turn
, Lovell checked again. Ghezelbash moved all in for 44,000 and was quickly called by Lovell. Lovell had a set of threes; "Ali G" showed 
for a turned set of sixes. The river fell to cripple Lovell down to 32,000 chips. Ghezelbash is up to 130,000.
against Warwick Mirzikinian's .Remarkably the board fell
and Kambouris made a running straight to stay alive and climb back to 6,300 chips.
for 10,000 and was called in turn by Mirzikinian and Kim, who had both checked. On the turn , Kim moved all in and was called by both of his opponents for a huge three-way showdown:Kim:
Kambouris:
Mirzikinian:
Mirzikinian had top pair and the second-nut flush draw; Kambouris had bottom set; and Kim had turned a set of jacks. The river fell
, improving neither Kambouris nor Mirzikinian. The 130,000-chip pot went to Kim, crippling his two opponents to 23,000 chips and 2,000 chips respectively.
