2009 PokerStars.net APPT Sydney Grand Final
APPT Sydney Grand Final Main Event
Day: 2
Owens Out
Doublin' Through Dunst
Steicke Gets There
Luckily for Steicke though, the flop contained one bullet when the hit the board followed by the and . The turn and river were the and to give Steicke the pot and move him up to 125,000 chips. Mitchel was eliminated on the hand.
Roel Pijpers Up to 120K
The board ran out and Pijpers breaks the 100K mark, He is up to about 120,000.
Guzzardi and Nelson Chop
Guzzardi opened from early position with a raise to 2,500. Nelson flat-called from the hijack seat and Tran called out of the big blind. The flop came down and Tran led for 2,500. Guzzardi flatted the bet before Nelson raised to 7,500. Tran called and then Guzzardi stuck the remainder of his chips in for an all-in bet of 24,300.
Action fell on Nelson and he tanked for some time before making the call. When he stuck in the chips to make the call, he left himself with just over 6,000 behind. Tran drew attention to this and then folded his hand.
Guzzardi tabled and Nelson held .
The turn was the and the river the , causing a chopped pot between Guzzardi and Nelson.
GUzzardi's now on about 33,500 with Nelson on about 38,200.
Pettey Doubles
Tran Bluffs TheBigSiCkO
The turn brought the and Tran led with a bet of 4,500. Guzzardi took some time before raising to 11,200. Tran made the call. Guzzardi had 26,900 behind.
The river was the and Tran fired 11,200. Guzzardi mucked his hand and Tran showed the table a bluff with .
Chan SCOOPs Another
Both checked and the turn brought the . Chan fired 4,500 after Bechara checked and won the pot, moving up to 100,000 chips.
If you're unfamiliar with Terrence "Unassigned" Chan, he took down not one, but two Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP) events on PokerStars this past spring. He took down the medium-level $530 Limit Hold'em 6-max and the high-level $5,200 Limit Hold'em 6-max events for over $186,000 combined.
Justin Layden Doubles to 65K
The turn was the , and the river was the and Justin Layden doubled up to about 65,000 busting his opponent.