and chipleader Jason Brown made the call with 
.The board ran out
to send Browning out of the tournament. Brown moves up to 850,000 in 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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and chipleader Jason Brown made the call with .The board ran out
to send Browning out of the tournament. Brown moves up to 850,000 in chips.
and was called by the 
of Rob Browning on the button.The board fell
to give Browning the pot and send Moussa to the rail.With that elimination the players are now balancing for the final three tables of play.
Guitteau:
Lee:
The board ran out
and Guitteau takes it down to eliminate Lee in 26th place for a collect of NZ$5,523.
Quinton:
Brown:
The board was spread
and Quinton is sent to the rail in 27th place.
Firstly Assadour was all in after calling 14,000 preflop, and then shoving his last 25,500 on a
flop. Jens Walther made the call.Assadourian:
Walther:
Assadourian stood and put his jacket on with one foot out the door, but the
on the turn saved him before the hit the river. Assadour doubles to 90,000.A few moments later his son Eric was all in as well. It was Charlie Swan who opened to 18,500 before Assadourian shoved for his last 43,500 from the small blind. Rob Toleafoa made the call in the big blind as did Swan.
The two live players checked down a board of
and incredibly both flipped 
as Assadourian tripled up with his 
. He's back to 135,000 and back in business!
The two players took a
flop and Swan checked to Shinzaki who fired out 22,000. Swan moved all in over the top for 113,000 and after some thought Shinzaki made the call.Shinzaki:
Swan:
Swan's flush draw would hit the turn
and the 
would complete the board."About time!" said Swan. "Stay out my pots or I'll win the rest," he said to Shinzaki.
Eric Assadourian tried to console Shinzaki, "Nice call mate, you got unlucky."
Swan interrupted "Nice call? It was terrible call and he knows it. This is my game. This is my game," he went on running his mouth like a heavyweight boxer.
Swan is up to 215,000 while Shinzaki is down to 230,000.
and found Rob Tolefoa happy to make the call with his .Craker was unable to catch up, as the board ran out
. Craker earns NZ$5,523 for his efforts.
, Shilton Smith re-pushed from the small blind with . A short-stacked Joe Quinton went into the tank in the big blind before folding.When the cards were tabled Quinton lamented, "Why did I fold Ace-Queen, what am I doing?"
The board ran out
to eliminate Bulle in 30th place.
Butcher:
Lendvai:
The board ran out
and Butcher spikes his two-outer much to the dismay of Lendvai who heads to the cashier in 31st place.
