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Cabret:
Ker:
The board fell
to give Cabret a straight to eliminate Ker in 17th place for $6,000 in prize money.
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
$2,200 No Limit Holdem Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
2,000 AUD
Prize Pool
762,000 AUD
Total Entries
381
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 381
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Cabret:
Ker:
The board fell
to give Cabret a straight to eliminate Ker in 17th place for $6,000 in prize money.
They saw a
flop and Gibson checked to Argyros who moved all in. Gibson couldn't get his chips into the middle fast enough.Argyros:
Gibson:
What a flop for Gibson! He flopped a full house and when the turn
and river 
ran out, Gibson had doubled to 310,000, leaving Argyros on 120,000.
First he doubled up with
against 
after spiking his five, and then he followed that up by winning with 
against Daniel Neilson's 
on a 
board.
Elkerdi:
Booth:
The board arrived
and the pair of sevens hold up to end the tournament of Elkerdi in 19th place for $6,000 in prize money.
but was regretting his decision when Daniel Neilson made the call with his 
.With nearly 500,000 chips in the pot, the board ran out
and Brown spikes a set on the turn to double up, leaving Neilson with around 170,000 chips.
, Imad Elkerdi checked from the big blind over to Emad Tahtouh who fired 50,000. Elkerdi then check-raised to 100,000 before Tahtouh moved all in for 220,000 in total.Elkerdi went into the tank and eventually released and Tahtouh flashed pocket aces. Tahtouh is up to 490,000 chips.
up against the 
of Michel Bouskila.The board fell
and Bouskila hits his king on the turn as Nguyen rolls his eyes in disgust. He just can't get any momentum at the moment and is now down to just 65,000 chips. Bouskila is back up to 531,000.
Nguyen was all in preflop with
against the of Michel Bouskila. The flop brought a sweat when it arrived 
but the turn and the river bricked out to give Nguyen the double up to 275,000.
Booth went to war with
as Griggs tabled the pair with his . The board fell Booth's way when it ran out 
to give him a pair of kings and the 800,000-chip pot.After the stacks were counted, Griggs found himself left with just 1,000 in chips which were lost a few hands later. He's out in 20th place for $6,000 in prize money.
