Barny Boatman has chipped up over the last few hands after catching the exact same hand twice. The hand . The suits never came into play, but the heart-club combination does seem to favour Boatman.
Boatman first won a 3,000 chip pot to move to 7,000 after his kings held up against an opponents short-stack push holding .
Just a few hands later Boatman would take down a big pot holding that same hand, but this time spiking the on the flop.
Steve "Stev0L" Leonard is clinging onto life after he moved all-in for his last 2,450 holding . One caller came from late position, Leonard ahead with his opponent holding .
The blanks all over the board and the on the river meant Leonard would double up and stay alive with 5,500.
His brother may have been sent home earlier, but Julian Cohen is just clinging to life after managing to catch good, when all-in preflop holding against an opponents .
The board which ran out , meant the queen on the flop meant Cohen would hang in there with 6,500.
James Akenhead is no longer at the tables, instead left wondering behind the rail.
With three limpers coming before him, Akenhead thought it the right time to move his remaining 3,000 into the pot. The very last limper decided to donate to Akenhead's cause, calling and turning over . Akenhead held
As we didnt bury the lead in this post, we are sure you can guess that a was spiked on the flop. The Full Tilt Pro will have to come back another day to try and secure a Aussie Millions gold ring.
An early position player made a raise to 600 and Stephen Lindeblad made the call. With the action on [Removed:415], he elected to move his last 2,350 into the pot. The initial raiser and Lindeblad made the call, with Lindeblad effectively all-in himself, leaving only 200 behind.
Flop:
Not suprisingly Lindeblad would be allin on this flop. The players cards turned over with two more to come.
EP:
Lindeblad:
Doria:
Doria and Lindeblad would need some help or they would both be sent home.
Turn:
Is one more heart coming?
River:
Would we have asked if it wasnt?
Lindeblad's runner-runner heart was enough to keep him alive but send Doria home.
Hugh Cohen has been sent to the rail, running into the pocket-aces of not one opponent but two.
Facing a raise to 700, Cohen moved all-in for his remaining 2,300. One player moved his stack all-in and with another caller it would be two tournaments on the line.
Cohen's would have to go up against and the last remaing aces, . Cohen would be drawing thin and couldnt garner enough luck to survive the day.
Interestingly as our PokerNews reporter walked from Cohen's demise, the table next to Cohen's could be heard ranting about the hand they were currently involved in, vs .
Chopping a pot with aces has to be better than running kings into them!
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. The suits never came into play, but the heart-club combination does seem to favour Boatman.
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on the flop.
. One caller came from late position, Leonard ahead with his opponent holding 
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on the river meant Leonard would double up and stay alive with 5,500.
, meant the queen on the flop meant Cohen would hang in there with 6,500.
. Akenhead held 
was spiked on the flop. The Full Tilt Pro will have to come back another day to try and secure a Aussie Millions gold ring.
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