, picking up a huge pot on a board of 
by rivering the wheel. He's up to 185,000, while Pickering is down to 260,000.
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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, picking up a huge pot on a board of by rivering the wheel. He's up to 185,000, while Pickering is down to 260,000.
. Both players checked, bringing a turn card of 
. Rowe checked again, then called when Assadourian bet 12,000. On the river
, Rowe instantly moved all in for 55,000. Assadourian went deep into the tank for several minutes, finally instructing TD Danny McDonagh to clock him. McDonagh gave Assadourian seventy seconds to make a decision. Assadourian opted to call, and was shown Rowe's 
for the nuts.Rowe's up to 156,000, while Assadourian has moved into short-stack territory with 75,000.
against Ma's . Kings held on a board of 
, allowing Ma to double up to about 100,000.Despite that setback, Davidson still has roughly 250,000.
and was called by Phil Willcocks, who showed 
for a race. It was a queen on the river that did in Diamond. The victory restored some of Willcocks' previous stack, bringing him back up to 325,000.
flop against Ray Sukkar. Pritchard had 
and wound up calling Sukkar's all in. Sukkar showed 
and won the pot with running fives on the turn and river. Sukkar is up to 140,000, while Pritchard slipped to 130,000.
. She found herself in a race against Anthony Rafter with 
.The board was a baby
leaving Rafter's hand in front and bringing an end to the tournament for fan-favorite Wooka Kim.
Kim went into the tank, talking to himself and to Goonawardana as he did so. "I've been told I'm never supposed to fold this hand preflop," said Kim. He asked Goonawardana if he would show his hand if Kim folded.
Goonawardana did not agree to do so, instead asking Kim if he really wanted to bubble. Time was eventually called, and with thirty seconds left on the clock, Kim open-mucked
.Goonawardana did not show.
Brendan Edmonds - 440,000
Phil Willcocks - 390,000
Marlon Goonawardana - 370,000
Jamie Pickering - 360,000
Ray Lapitan - 330,000
