PokerNews Cup Main Event Day 2 | 2007 PokerNews Cup - Australia

10-28-2007 16:00 UTC+10

Jovan Scekic Eliminated

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Jovan Scekic moved all in for 41,000 from the cutoff and Augusto Silva called from the small blind. Scekic showed {A-Clubs}

, his hand dominated by Silva's {A-Spades}

. The flop was {Q-Clubs}

, the turn was the {10-Diamonds}

, the river was the {Q-Spades}

and Scekic hit the rail.

Tags: Augusto Silva Jovan Scekic

10-28-2007 16:03 UTC+10

Daren Yoon Eliminated

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Daren Yoon's tournament came to an end when he moved all in with K-J and got a call from the big blind with A-8. No help on the board for Yoon and he was eliminated.

Tags: Daren Yoon

10-28-2007 16:08 UTC+10

Paul Taylor Eliminated by Will Cucuzza

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Paul Taylor made a move with 8-8 and ran into Will Cucuzza's pocket Kings. Taylor, who made the final table of the HORSE event, has been eliminated from the Main Event.

Tags: Paul Taylor Will Cucuzza

10-28-2007 16:22 UTC+10

49 Players Remaining

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Only nine players until the money bubble.

10-28-2007 16:24 UTC+10

Nick Webb Eliminated in Controversial Circumstances

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Dan O'Shea raises to 8,000 and Michael Dunworth calls from the button. Nick Webb moves all in from the big blind for just over 140,000. Dan O'Shea folds and Dunworth announces, "Call, do you have a pair?" and tables pocket threes.

At this point in time, there seems to be some discrepency as to what was said, and Webb mucks his hand, thinking he has won the pot. Crown Tournament Director Brett Jones is called in to make a ruling. After some time in the tank, he eventually rules that since Dunworth had announced "call" and is the only one with a tabled hand, he will win the pot. As Dunworth has Webb covered, the ruling is effectively a disqualification, sending Nick Webb to the rail.

10-28-2007 16:26 UTC+10

Players Take a 15-Minute Break

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10-28-2007 16:41 UTC+10

Con Angelakis Cripples Rowan Petz in an 800K Pot

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In a hand that developed into the largest pot of the tournament so far, Rowan Petz opened for 20,000, Con Angelakis reraised to 100,000 and Petz called. The flop was {K-Spades}