2008 PokerStars.net APPT Grand Final - Sydney
APPT Grand Final
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Tan and Guise went out at the same time at the hands of Simon Wallace. The three players got all the chips in on a flop of
. Guise showed
; Tan showed pocket threes for bottom set; Wallace showed pocket tens for middle set. Wallace's set held through the river. He's now on 200,000 in chips, while Guise and Tan are both on the rail.Griffin may have been reeling from a previous hand in which he lost out to Eric Assadourian's set of jacks. He raised to 5,000 from the cutoff prior to the big blind, with Michael Whibley reraising to 15,000. Griffin shipped it all in from there and was snap-called by Whibley.
Griffin:

Whibley:

Griffin actually took the lead on the flop,
, but Whibley outdrew him on the turn by hitting the
. The
finished out the board and sent Griffin to the rail.
. He led out for 8,000 and was called only by Griffin.The turn was the
. Griffin checked again, bringing an all-in bet of 40,800 from Assadourian. Griffin went deep into the tank before opting to call with
, top pair and a gutshot draw. Only the draw was good; Assadourian tabled
for a set of jacks. He filled on the river
to double up to 120,000. Gavin Griffin is down to 84,000.
The flop came down


and Vos checked to Lapitan, who fired out 7,000. Vos then check-raised to 22,000 before Lapitan moved all in, putting Vos to a decision for his tournament life. Vos made the call with 
for a flush draw but Lapitan had flopped two pair with 
.It was all over when the
hit the turn to give Lapitan a full house and leave Vos drawing dead. The river was a meaningless
and Vos departs the Star City Casino as Lapitan climbs to over 200,000 chips.
and was called by a player who showed pocket threes. Kim hit a ten on the flop to stay alive and double up to 21,000.

up against Chris Lee's 
.It was all over by the turn, and the river rubbed salt into the would when the board ran out




to make Gigliotti quads as she doubles up to 70,000. Lee is still sitting comfortably with about 120,000.
all in preflop against Sam Capra's
. Kambouris couldn't overcome Capra's edge, especially after a king hit the flop. He lost the hand and was crippled, knuckling under a few hands later
The flop landed


and Edmonds checked to Smain, who fired out 23,500. Edmonds thought better of a clash with another big stack and gave it up.This table is very heavy in chips with Edmonds on 223,000, Smain with over 200,000 and Scott Smith also seated at this table with 185,000 chips.


.The small blind led out for 10,000 before Carron min-raised to 20,000. His opponent then moved all in for 75,000 and Carron made the call.
Carron held

for trip aces on the flop as his opponent tabled 
for just a naked flush draw. The turn was the
and river the
and Carron busted another player as he climbs into the top three chip counts in the room with 195,000 chips.