2009 PokerStars.net APPT Sydney Grand Final
APPT Sydney Grand Final Main Event
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The tournament clock currently shows 206 entrants for the day, but we're still waiting on the final tally from tournament staff. We'll let you know as soon as the official numbers are released.
between Tim "LuckyShades" Horan and one other player. Horan moved all in and was met with a call. He held
and was drawing to a lot of outs against his opponent's
.The river bricked for Horan when the
fell and he exited to the rail.
.The limper shoved all in to put Nedanovski all in. Nedanovski mucked and left himself with 5,500.
According to Grant Levy, Topakas got it all in holding

against Tanya Wang's pocket fives on a 

flop. The turn and river blanked out
,
and Wang's set of fives held up to win the hand.Topakas' hope for a cash at this year's APPT Grand Final now lies in the hands of PokerNews' own Lynn Gilmartin, who Topakas has a small piece of in tonight's ladies event.
, two of the cards being spades. Lisandro led out at the flop for 7,000 and Jabbour moved all-in. Lisandro made the call with

and Jabbour tabled pocket kings. The
turn card, and the
river failed to produced Lisandro's flush, knocking him out of the APPT Grand Final. Sayed Jabbour currently sits as the chip leader for the day with 105,000.
. The board ran through
to send the player holding big slick to the rail and bump Graham to 50,000.
against
from his opponent. Scott was put behind on the flop of
.The turn was the
and pushed him one step closer to the door. He began chantint for a ten on the river as the dealer burned one last time. Then, as if the poker gods heard the chants, the
smashed on the felt completing the board and giving Scott the double up to 21,000.

, only to run into the 
of Rayan Nathan. The board rolled out




and Nathan's aces were good and is sitting on what looks like about 45,000.
.Topakas tabled two kings --
-- and moved up to 4,500.