PokerNews Cup Main Event | 2007 PokerNews Cup - Australia

10-29-2007 15:39 UTC+10

Hand #6 - Dory Zayner

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Dory Zayner has the button in Seat 4. He raises to 120,000 and wins the blinds and antes.

10-29-2007 15:41 UTC+10

Seat 1: Tanya Hill - 448,000
Seat 2: John Maver - 392,000
Seat 3: Ozzie Yildiz - 636,000
Seat 4: Dory Zayner - 1,260,000
Seat 5: Mouris Ahou - 693,000
Seat : Grant Levy - 1,479,000
Seat 7: Kenny Ng - 1,995,000
Seat 8: Jordan "JL514" Lamberg - 1,755,000

10-29-2007 15:44 UTC+10

Hand #7 - Kenny Ng

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Mouris Ahou has the button in Seat 5. Grant Levy raises to 90,000 from the small blind, Kenny Ng reraises to 180,000 from the big blind, and Levy calls. The flop is {Q-Clubs}

. Levy checks, Ng bets 300,000, Levy folds 7-7 and Ng wins the pot, showing 4-6 offsuit.

10-29-2007 15:46 UTC+10

Hand #8 - Jordan Lamberg

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Grant Levy has the button in Seat 6. Kenny Ng completes the small blind, Jordan Lamberg raises to 90,000 from the big blind, Ng folds and Lamberg wins the pot.

10-29-2007 15:50 UTC+10

Hand #9 - Mouris Ahou

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Kenny Ng has the button in Seat 7. Mouris Ahou raises to 80,000, and Kenny Ng calls. The flop is {K-Clubs}

. Ahou bets 100,000, and Ng folds {8-Hearts}

face-up. Ahou wins the pot.

10-29-2007 15:52 UTC+10

Hand #10 - Tanya Hill

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Jordan Lamberg has the button in Seat 8. Tanya Hill raises to 90,000 from the small blind and wins the blinds and antes.

10-29-2007 15:54 UTC+10

Updated Chip Counts

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Seat 1: Tanya Hill - 460,000
Seat 2: John Maver - 350,000
Seat 3: Ozzie Yildiz - 624,000
Seat 4: Dory Zayner - 1,248,000
Seat 5: Mouris Ahou - 776,000
Seat : Grant Levy - 1,287,000
Seat 7: Kenny Ng - 2,037,000
Seat 8: Jordan "JL514" Lamberg - 1,782,000

10-29-2007 15:55 UTC+10

Hand #11 - John Maver

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Tanya Hill has the button in Seat 1. John Maver raises to 90,000 from the small blind and wins the blinds and antes.

10-29-2007 15:58 UTC+10

Hand Analysis: Hand #1-10

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Where's the river? Only one hand actually went to the river during the first ten hands. Most of the time, televised TV tables have a lot of passive play. Most of the players are nervous and getting used to being under the bright lights and having cameras follow their every move. In addition, no one wants to be the first player to bust out.

10-29-2007 16:00 UTC+10