Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 300
Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 300
David Morton opened under the gun with a raise only to have James Keys three-bet next to act.
With the action on Sam Georges, he moved all in from the small blind. Morton passed, but Keys made the call to put Georges at risk.
Georges:
Keys:
The board blanked out for Georges as he was put to the rail in 14th place for an AUD$2,015 collect as Keys soars to 270,000 in chips.
Faced with a raise to 6,200 from James Keys on the button, Barry Drysdale would make the call from the small blind sending the action to Neil Channing in the big blind.
Channing contemplated his decision and pushed his stack into the centre of the table, he was all-in for 19,600. The action was back on Keys, with him making the call. Drysdale folded and the board would be ran out with a tournament life on the line!
Channing:
Keys:
Channing was in good shape to double-up but with a flop reading he would need some help. The turn card was the and the river the , no good for Channing who is sent home in 16th place earning himself $2,015 for his troubles.
Toby Lewis open-shipped for his last 36,000 and David Lacchia made the call from the small blind for slightly less.
Lacchia:
Lewis:
The board ran out to see Lacchia double though to 65,000 as Lewis was left with just a few thousand.
The following hand, Lewis pushed his last 5,000 into the pot before Soren Blanner upped it to 7,500 before Charlie Combes three-bet to 23,800. Blanner passed as Lewis was put at risk.
Lewis:
Combes:
The board ran out to end Lewis' tournament in 16th place for an AUD$2,015 payday.
Catching the action on the board of , Toby Lewis led for 16,700 only to have Soren Blanner bump it up to 38,000.
Lewis made the call as the landed on the river and he checked the action over to Blanner who opted to fire out a bet of 40,000.
Lewis went deep into the tank before making the call only to be shown the of Blanner.
As Blanner collected the pot to move to 277,000, Lewis was left with roughly 36,000 in chips.
The cards are back in the air!
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 300
The remaining sixteen players are heading on a 10-minute break.
Jack Powell opened from under the gun to 5,500 and Neil Channing committed his last 2,900.
Chris Yea isolated from the small blind by making it 14,500 to force a fold from Powell.
Channing:
Yea:
With Channing dominated, the board ensured him the double to 12,700.
The following hand, Channing again committed and was met with a call from Sam Georges before Powell isolated by moving all in from the big blind to force Georges out.
Channing:
Powell:
The board ran out to see Channing triple up to nearly 40,000 in chips.