against Lisa Delellis' 
. The board ran out 
, no help to Tan and his queens. Delellis is up to 120,000 as a result.
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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against Lisa Delellis' . The board ran out , no help to Tan and his queens. Delellis is up to 120,000 as a result.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
. He was disappointed to see that he didn't even have two live cards, as Bechara turned over 
. The board bricked out, 
to allow Bechara to double up to 80,000.
Kowalski:
Carron:
Mutrie:
Kowalski was roughly a sixty percent favorite to win the hand and knock out two players. The roars of the crowd told the story on the flop, however. It came
to make a set for both Carron and Mutrie. There were still cards to come, and damn if the turn wasn't the 
to make a set of Kowalski's own! There was no miracle for Carron or Mutrie on the river; it fell 
. Kowalski dragged a massive 375,000-chip pot while Carron and Mutrie retired to the rail.
, tabling 
when Tony Basile called. Basile was one pip better, showing an overpair of 
and leaving Sansi drawing at the two remaining eights in the deck. He didn't catch either of them; the turn came and river came 
. He's out. We're one player closer to being done for the night.
Bampton:
English:
The board ran out
and in another emotional pot, Bampton went from hero on the turn to zero on the river as English made trip aces. Bampton is disappointed to hit the rail as English now sits behind over 300,000 chips.
and found himself up against Assadourian's 
. Lee was drawing dead by the turn after failing to connect with a board of 
. The river fell, sending the pot to Assadourian.Assadourian's double leaves him slightly less short than he was, at 94,000 chips. Lee is now the shortest stack in the tournament, with just 33,000.
when Frank Saffioti fired out a bet of 15,000. The action was then with Roberto Damelian who moved all in for about 85,000. Saffioti thought for a long time before making the call.Saffioti:
Damelian:
It was a great call by Saffioti as his pair was in the lead but he'd have to dodge a lot of outs. However the turn and river bricked
, and Damelian is eliminated.
We're now playing hand-for-hand on all tables.
Most players are folding and leaving their seats to walk around the room to keep an eye on the progress of short stacks, however TD Danny McDonagh has given clear instructions to dealers to muck the cards of any player who is not seated in their seat when the cards are dealt.
"Watch them run!" laughed McDonagh.
