and the nines held up for Pacheco. He is now up to 10,475 chips. Pacheco has made two final tables in the Morning Event Series here at the 2008 PokerNews Cup and will be looking to make a big splash here.
. Karamalikis held 
. 
and Damm's spade flush was good enough to take home the $500 bounty that was on Karamalikis' head.
holding pocket sevens for a flopped set. His opponent held 
and was way behind.
hit, giving him quads and the checkmark in the hand. The 
completed the board on the river and Karamalikis doubled up to 6,000.
and that was it for Pickering as he exited quite early on in the event.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
flashed from Vos' hand and after a minute or two more, the big blind called. 
and the big blind checked to Vos. Vos bet 600 as he toppled over his stack of chips next to his cards. The big blind called.
. "Do you have a jack?" asked Vos as the big blind checked over to him again. Vos said, "I'm all in!" and put the pressure on his opponent. Vos was laughing with friends and then decided he needed some more wine. Mark tipped back his glass and finished off what was left of it. It seemed as if Vos put the the other player on tilt as he called with 
. Vos showed .
and the big blind was sent to the rail. He didn't seem too happy about it as Vos laughed some more while gathering up the chips from the pot. Vos is now back up to 12,000 chips.
suited, and was looked up by an opponent holding . Right on the flop came a third for the giant killer, and the Godfather of Australian Poker becomes the next victim of the Tony G Bounty Shootout, shipping $500 over to his eliminator.
. He was looked up by an opponent who challenged with 
for a slight lead, but an 
board fell in favor of Vos, who doubled through to just over 5,000 in chips.
, giving Topakis a few more outs to the straight. Sure enough, he drills the 
on the turn, improving to the nut straight and leaving Putt dead to a chop. The river is a useless 
, and Topakis claims Putt's bounty.
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