on a board of 
after his opponent moved all in with 
. Davidson's hand held up, allowing him to drag a pot that pushed him back into the chip lead (temporarily?) at 250,000 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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on a board of after his opponent moved all in with . Davidson's hand held up, allowing him to drag a pot that pushed him back into the chip lead (temporarily?) at 250,000 chips.
into the 
of an opponent and couldn't find a miracle on a board of 
.Lovell is back down to 30,000.
to his opponent's 
after a raising war ended with his opponent all in. Edmonds had a king on the 
flop, then was left to sweat his opponent's gutshot straight draw. It didn't come; the turn and river were running threes.Edmonds now has the largest stack in the tournament, at 243,000 chips.
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but he'd run into the of Davidson.The board fell
to eliminate Lignon as Davidson becomes our new chip leader with over 200,000 chips.
and was in dominating shape against Kambouris' 
. The board ran out 
, leaving Kambouris with just 8,000 chips.
Basile opened with a raise from under the gun to 4,800 before Damelian popped it up to 14,400 from middle position. The table folded and the action was back with Basile, who moved all in for 67,500. Damelian made the call.
Damelian:
Basile:
In a classic cooler the board fell
and Damelian falls to 132,000, with Basile now up to nearly 140,000.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
. His opponent showed 
. Both players hit the 
flop, but Tan was best as the turn fell 
and the river fell . He sent his opponent to the rail and is up to 41,000.
. His opponent, Daniel Hameiri, called him with 
, leaving Huntly in prime position to double up. But the flop came down 
, leaving Huntly to draw at an ace or a ten. He couldn't find either; the board ran out 
. He shrugged and smiled before making his way outside the tournament ropes.
