against an opponent's 
.The board was spread
to end the day for Mirzikinian.
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 an opponent's .The board was spread
to end the day for Mirzikinian.
as his opponent made a move with 
. All the chips were in preflop and Seal appeared to be in great shape for a double-up.However the board fell cruelly for Seal, as it landed
to make a straight for his opponent and eliminate "Curly" from the tournament.
, in front of his opponent's 
. Lackovic wound up with a full house on a board of 
.A few minutes later, a player turned up at the feature table with AU$10,000 in cash. He was looking for a high-stakes cash game. "Wrong table," deadpanned TD Danny McDonagh.
. Sansi held 
for a pair and flush draw combo as Putt held the lead with for top pair.The turn was the
and river the 
to miss all of Sansi's outs and give Putt the double-up. Both players now sit with roughly 95,000.
and was called by Antonis Kambouris with . Tanaka flopped top pair, , but Kambouris turned his gutshot draw, 
, leaving Tanaka drawing dead to a chop.Carter Gill has also been eliminated. He shoved his last 57,000 into the middle over the 10,000-chip flop bet of George Kassis with the board showing
. Kassis called with , giving himself two blockers against Gill's 
. The turn made two pair for Kassis, which were good after the river bricked .
Smith had raised from the cutoff to 4,200 with Brendan Edmonds making the call in the big blind. They saw a
flop and Edmonds checked to Smith, who moved all in for 31,500. Edmonds made the call.Edmonds tabled
for just middle pair but it was a great call as Smith showed 
for a bare flush draw. The turn and river bricked 
, and Smith was sent to the rail as Edmonds climbs into the top five chip leaders with 184,500 chips.
. 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.
. 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.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
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.
