. His bet of 4,700 was called only by Assadourian.Both players checked the
turn. When the river fell 
, Assadourian checked a third time, then called a bet of 9,500 from Gill. Gill showed 
for the winner. He's up to 59,000.
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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. His bet of 4,700 was called only by Assadourian.Both players checked the
turn. When the river fell , Assadourian checked a third time, then called a bet of 9,500 from Gill. Gill showed for the winner. He's up to 59,000.
against his opponent's 
, but in second place by the river on a board of 
. He had a mere 5,700 chips left in his stack.Scott put the rest of his stack in a few hands later with pocket threes. He was called by
and lost his second race in as many tries. He's out.
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
Nelson held pocket kings but ran into the pocket aces of Martin Rowe in a preflop confrontation. The board bricked out and Nelson was sent to the rail as Rowe is now up to 138,000 chips.
. His opponent, who had him covered, moved all in.Ma stood up from his chair and leaned over the table, thinking carefully through his decision. His opponent had Ma covered, so if he called he would be the one at risk of elimination. He did elect to call after about a minute of thought, tabling pocket kings. His opponent showed
and promptly picked up a flush draw with the 
turn. The river, however, was a harmless-to-Ma 
. Ma doubled up and now has approximately 97,000 chips in his stack.
The board bricked out and Kagawa was sent packing.
and was in great shape against an opponent's pocket deuces. The flop took away any uncertainty as to how the hand would end. Khoueis flopped quads, 
. The rest of the board came 
.
"Do you want me to call?" Bechara asked Wong.
"If you want to keep playing, you should fold," Wong replied.
After some further chit-chat and more thought by Bechara, both men shook hands and agreed to fold their hands face-up. Bechara went first, surrendering his claim to the pot and showing
. Wong then showed pocket kings as he dragged the pot.
Edmonds held
but had run into the 
of his opponent. However, incredibly the board fell 
and Edmonds made Broadway on the river! He's now up to 87,000 chips.
with Sanis holding for a huge combo draw against the set of Ha holding .The turn fell the
to give Sanis the flush but Ha still had outs to the full house. However the river bricked the 
to eliminate Ha as Sanis is now amongst the chip leaders with 180,000 chips.
