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It would be Delaney's
that held firm against Walsh's 
when the board was spread 
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2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
$1,100 PokerNetwork Live vs Online Challenge
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Winner
Buy-in
1,000 AUD
Prize Pool
32,000 AUD
Total Entries
32
Level
13
Blinds
1,200 / 2,400
Ante
300
Players Left 1 / 32
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It would be Delaney's
that held firm against Walsh's when the board was spread .
.
Graham had min-raised the button to 200 before Scott shoved all in over the top. Graham had over 3,000 chips behind and thought for a few moments before making a gambling call.
Scott:
Graham:
The board ran out
to give Graham two pair and the double up to take the lead in their deciding match.
In the latest hand Walsh moved all in on a
flop and Delaney made the call with 
for two overcards and a gutshot straight draw. He would be in front against Walsh's 
flush draw though.Walsh hit her flush on the turn
but it would give Delaney a re-draw to a bigger flush. He got there with the 
river.Walsh drops to about 2,000 in chips.
With 300 in the pot preflop and a flop of
Mat Hawker and Ben Savage went to war.Savage opened to 250 with Hawker making it 625. Savage went back over the top to 1,750, and Hawker didn't hesitate moving all in.
Savage went into the tank for a while before making the call. He tabled
to be in front of Hawker's 
.The turn
was all clear, but the river spiked the to give Hawker the advantage in the match-up.Hawker has about 8,400 chips.
.Lee held
but was drawing dead against Nathan's 
. The river was the as the players head to a decider!
against Graham's 
and a three on the flop was enough to send the pot Scott's way.Meanwhile Andrew Jeffreys is now one-up in an all-online battle against Jonathan Karamalikis who was short-stacked and pushed with
against Jeffreys' 
.The board delivered Jeffreys a full house to give him the pot and the advantage.
They saw a flop of
and both players checked. The turn card produced the and Pearson led for 450 before Gowen popped it to 1,100. Pearson made the call.The river landed the
and Pearson led for 1,800 before Gowen moved all in for a few hundred more, with Pearson making the call.Gowen flipped
for the flopped straight, but the river was a fatal blow as Pearson flipped 
for a bigger straight to take the pot and a 1-0 lead.
In his final hand of the heads up tournament Portaro raised to 1,200 over a 300 chip raise from Guzzardi. Guzzardi pumped his stack into the middle as quick as he could, with Portaro snap calling.
Guzzardi tabled
to be in front of Portaro's .The board ran out
sending Portaro to the rail. The Online Team have their first entry into the final eight.There are seven games still in progress with the Online Team seemingly dominating across the board.
held against the 
of Nathan with all the chips in the middle preflop.
