Lee Trips Jordanou
![[user67765]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
.Bill Jordanou made the call but couldn't better Lee's
for trip threes. Jordanou slips to 19,000.
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
$2,200 No Limit Holdem Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
Buy-in
2,000 AUD
Prize Pool
762,000 AUD
Entries
381
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
.Bill Jordanou made the call but couldn't better Lee's
for trip threes. Jordanou slips to 19,000.
Sosnowski Takes A Hit
Nedanovski made it 3,500 to go from under the gun before the flop and Sosnowski made the call from late position and they would go heads-up into the flop which read
.Sosnowski opened for 4,000, Nedanovski flat-called and they would both check the turn of the
.When the dealer turned up the river
, Sosnowski fired out 8,000, Nedanovski raised it to 17,000 and Sosnowski called, only to muck his hand when Nedanovski rolled over 
for the full house.Sosnowski slips back to 115,000 but still looks in good shape in these early stages of the tournament.
Karamalikis Claims Another
It's a tough ask to play the best online players out of position, but Karamalikis' opponent quickly negated any positional disadvantage by shoving all in for 34,500 at the
flop. However it backfired as Karamalikis called and tabled 
for the best hand as his opponent revealed 
.The turn was the
and river the 
and Karamalikis sends another opponent to the rail to storm up to 241,000 chips.
Delaney Donates
.Delaney opened for 4,000 and the button called. Delaney then checked to him after the turn produced the
.The button fired out 11,000, Delaney raised to 25,000 but the opponent insta-shoved over the top. After some consideration Delaney laid it down.
Delaney is still sitting pretty, currently on 140,000 in chips after that bump in the road.
Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Cliff Lee Eliminated
, only to have Daniel Neilson call him down with 
.The board bricked out and Lee was sent to the rail; Neilson moves up the counts with 140,000.
Must Be Nice
Savage was the preflop aggressor, as he made it 3,200 to play with three callers seeing the
. Play checked through to a late position player who fired 3,600. Robert Wang the announced a raise on the button to 15,000 to force a fold from Sean Keeton in the small blind.The action was back with Savage who was singing the Grand Alleluia Chorus in his head as he held
. He decided another raise was in order as he made it 35,000 to go, but unfortunately for him both opponents laid down their cards as Savage flashed the goods. he moves up to 123,000 chips.
Ker Procures Chips From Karamalikis
.Ker opened for 5,000 and Karamalikis called, then check-called Karamalikis' bet of 6,400 when the turn produced the
.However on the river
Ker fired out 10,000 and Karamalikis called, only to muck when Ker rolled up 
for the straight.'Dong' takes a hit, but remains cool, calm and collected, down to 194,000 in chips.
It's All Gao
Tran tabled
but trailed the 
of Gao. Tran needed to find an ace to improve but it wasn't to be on the 
board to send Tran to the exit. Meanwhile Gao has started well today and now sits with 110,000 chips.
Chronis Squeezed Out
Chronis:
Haidaris:
The board ran out
to make Haidaris the nut flush to more than double up and leave Chronis crippled with just 1,300.There was no comeback for Chronis as a few moments later he ran his last chips into the quad kings of Bruce Nguyen and was sent to the rail.