to be racing against his opponent's 
.The board ran out
and Carron spiked a pair of jacks to send another opponent to the rail. Carron is a regular on the APPT circuit and is now up to a healthy 124,000 chips.
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 ran out
and Carron spiked a pair of jacks to send another opponent to the rail. Carron is a regular on the APPT circuit and is now up to a healthy 124,000 chips.
and brought a bet of 8,000 from Lee. Warwick called a second time.Lee checked the
turn, but it wasn't that he sensed a trap. He was setting a trap of his own, which was sprung when Mirzikinian bet the turn and Lee check-raised to 40,000. Mirzikinian went into the tank for over a minutes before mucking his hand, flashing a solitary eight as he did so. Lee obligingly showed pocket kings. He's now sitting behind 120,000 in chips.
. The turn came 
. Korman, out of position, checked to Wall, who bet 10,000. Korman check-raised all in for about 30,000 and was dismayed to see Wall snap-call."You got a set?" Korman asked.
"No," Wall replied. "I've got the nuts." He showed
. Korman was drawing to a full house with 
and didn't get there. The river was the 
. He's out, and Wall is up to 151,000.
flop or the turn, but the river fell -- which was apparently the case seven, if one of the other players at the table is to be believed. Kambouris climbed to 65,000 as a result of the hand, while Lee slipped back below 100,000.Patrick Fletcher also doubled. He got all in preflop with
against an opponent's . There was a bit of a sweat on the 
turn, but it was no worry for Fletcher with the river. He's up to 70,000.
They checked the
flop, but when the fell on the turn Dalessandri moved all in at the pot. Lee snap-called as Dalessandri tabled 
for two pair; however Lee had flopped a set with pocket aces to leave Dalessandri drawing dead!The river bricked and Dalessandri is sent to the rail as Lee stacks up 145,000 chips.
Players are on their first ten-minute break of the day. While you're waiting for play to resume, feel free to watch Melissa Castello's interview with Australian legend Dennis Huntly:
But he didn't take long to get in the swing of things. The board was
when Assadourian was faced with a 11,000-chip decision.He eventually made the call with
for just a pair of jacks, as his opponent tabled 
for a busted draw. Assadourian is up to 91,000 chips.
In raised pot, the flop of
triggered an all-in clash, with Goonawardana tabling for top two pair, but Wang Che Jung showed 
for the second-nut flush!The turn was the
but the river was a repeat to give Goonawardana a full house and the huge pot! He's now up to 150,000 with Jung back to 68,000.
