The flop fell
and Climo checked to Watt who fired 30,000. Climo check-raised to 75,000 and Watt gave it up.Climo flashed
for just king-high. He's back up to 300,000 chips.
2009 PokerStars.net APPT Auckland
$3,250 Championship Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 PokerStars.net APPT Auckland
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$3,000
Entries
263
Level
26
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 263
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The flop fell
and Climo checked to Watt who fired 30,000. Climo check-raised to 75,000 and Watt gave it up.Climo flashed
for just king-high. He's back up to 300,000 chips.
Preflop, Jason Brown limped in from the small blind and Butcher checked the big blind. The flop came
. Brown checked and Butcher bet out 15,000. On the turn 
Brown once again check-called a 15,000 chip bet from Butcher.When the dealer revealed the
on the river Brown quickly said "All in" and Butcher called almost as quickly.Brown turned over
for a rivered straight, and Butcher look distraught showing his own 
for two pair.Butcher exits in 11th place. Brown moves back to 750,000 in chips.
Epp:
Sijia:
The board bricked out
and Sijia ends up with a full house to eliminate Epp in 12th place. He made the next pay jump and will collect NZ$11,046 for a fine tournament.
Preflop, Brown opened from the button to 27,000 and Guitteau made it 58,000 from the big blind. Brown called and they took a
flop.On the flop Guitteau led 71,000 and Brown moved over the top all in. Guitteau made a quick call tabling
for top pair. Brown had 
for a big puff of air.The
turn offered some out for Brown, but he wasn't able to get there, the board completed with the 
river.Brown drops to 330,000. Guitteau is on the up and up at 900,000.
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,000
Assadour rocked back in his chair and called for Eric to come over to the table from where he was watching the horse racing on a nearby TV screen. When Eric came over to the table Assadour then proclaimed, "Ok, time to double up or go home!" as he slid his chips into the middle.
Smith flipped first, tabling
and the pause from Assadour had to leave Smith thinking he had the best hand. But Assadour had delivered a rather stunning slowroll as he revealed .However the poker Gods are always watching and delivered Smith some sympathy as the board was amazingly spread
to give both players a straight! Chop it up!
Guitteau:
Sijia:
The board fell
to give Sijia a much needed double up!
In the first hand Smith made an opening raise with
and Assadourian moved all in with . Smith made the call and the board ran out 
to double Assadourian through.Just two hands later Smith opened to 24,000 and Assadourian flat called. The flop came
and they both checked. The turn was the and Smith check-raised all in over a 35,000 chip bet from Assadourian."Your all in?" asked Assadourian, in a surprised tone. Smith nodded. "Well I'm all in too!" added Assadourian, before he turned over
for top set. Smith had .The river was the
moving Assadourian over 300,000 in chips. Smith drops back down to around 620,000.
The flop fell
and Butcher led out for 25,000 with Guitteau sighing before tossing out a call. The turn was the and Butcher checked, before quickly calling the 60,000-chip bet from Guitteau as a big side pot was brewing.The river was a repeat
and Butcher checked to Guitteau who immediately moved all in. Butcher released what he said was 
as Guitteau flipped for the flopped full house! Meanwhile Hill tabled his which had been cracked to see him depart in 13th place.
Preflop, Shinzaki limped in from the small blind and Butcher checked his option in the big. They both checked the
flop and moved to the turn.On the turn Shinzaki checked and Butcher led 25,000. Shinzaki then popped it up to 51,000 and Butcher almost instantly moved all in. Shinzaki must have had a read because he didn't hesitate making the call.
Butcher:
Shinzaki:
Things were looking grim for Butcher with his only outs an open ended straight draw. He hit it on the river
.Butcher moves up to 460,000. Shinzaki drops to 600,000.
