APPT Sydney Grand Final Main Event Day 2 | 2009 PokerStars.net APPT Sydney Grand Final

Dec 04, 2009

Jacks Hold for Allis

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Joseph Allis had his opponent all in on a {10-Diamonds}

board. His opponent had the {a-Clubs}

, while Allis held pocket jacks. The turn was the {5-Diamonds}

, and the river was the {7-Spades}

and Allis eliminated the all in player, and stacked around 260,000 after the hand.

Dec 04, 2009

Here's a look at a few notable chip counts twenty minutes into level 11:

Sam Youssef - 110,000
Roel Pijpers - 284,000
Terrence Chan - 68,400
Leo Boxell - 119,000
Brendan Rubie - 126,000
Mark Vos - 54,000
Jamie Pickering - 33,000
Daniel Neilson - 44,000
Jarred Graham - 230,000
George Moussa - 36,000
Michael Pedley - 67,400

Dec 04, 2009

George "Toothpick Tony's Son" Kambouroglou Update

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No action to report, but "Toothpick's" son George Kambouroglou was happy to let us know he had 90,000.

Dec 04, 2009

Pettersson Moves to 365k

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Anders Pettersson has skyrocketed from 50,000 in chips to 365,000 after winning three key pots in a span of about 45 minutes.

Peterson scored big holding {Q-?}

against

, then again holding pocket twos against {8-?}

on an

board, and finally, pocket sixes against {K-?}

on a

board.

One of the hands -- we're not sure which -- was played against former big stack Sam Youssef, who dropped to 110,000 in the process.

Tags: Anders Pettersson

Dec 04, 2009

Grant Gets a Fold

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Team PokerStars Pro, Grant Levy min-raised under the gun. The player to his left bumped it up some more, with what looked like another min-raise, putting 8,200 total into the pot. Levy called, and the players saw a {7-Diamonds}

flop. It was apparently good enough for Levy, who shoved all-in for his last 29,000. After some deliberation his opponent folded, and Levy flipped over the {7-Hearts}

Th}.

Levy has about 50,000 after the hand.

Tags: Grant Levy

Dec 04, 2009

Jabberwalking

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Former big stack Sayed Jabbour has recently been sent to the rail by new big stack Mike Ivin.

With the board showing {10-Hearts}

, Ivin led out with a 30,000 bet and Jabbour came over the top, moving all in for 90,000. Ivin made the call and tabled a pocket pair of threes, in bad shape against Jabbour's {10-?}

.

No matter, the {3-Spades}

spiked on the turn, giving Ivin a full house. The river blanked ( {7-Clubs}

) and Ivin's boat held up to win the pot.

Ivin stacked up right around 350,000 in chips after the hand.

Tags: Mike Ivin

Dec 04, 2009

Vos Busts

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Donnie Peters

After Sander Aalders raised to 5,000, one player flatted and then Mark Vos moved all for about 49,000 total. Aalders made the call and then the other player folded.

Vos tabled {J-Spades}

and Aalders {A-Clubs}