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The players will redraw into four tables of eight players and will be seeded according to chip stack with each table to be as evenly balanced as possible according to each table average.
We'll have the redraw and chips counts for you shortly.
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
$550 Tony G Celebrity Shootout Bounty Event
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
Buy-in
500 AUD
Entries
169
Level
16
Blinds
6,000 / 12,000
Ante
0
The players will redraw into four tables of eight players and will be seeded according to chip stack with each table to be as evenly balanced as possible according to each table average.
We'll have the redraw and chips counts for you shortly.
Gurung got the victory in the Pot Limit Omaha event last night, but couldn't back it up with a Hold'em victory today after running into Ben Savage.
Preflop Gurung with
moved all in over the top of a Savage raise. Savage made the call with 
.Savage managed to flop two diamonds on the
flop. Another on the turn 
and finally made his runner-runner flush on the river 
.Savage adds another 26,000 to his stack heading into the shoot-out round.
However an eight in the window on the board of
gave the pot to Grech and sent Seri crashing to the rail.
off-suit and found his opponent holding 
.The board ran out
to ship a 30,000ish pot his way and send an opponent to the rail.
and found The G happy to call with 
.The board blanked out and Gurung banked some of Tony G's chips.
In a raised pot, Francis shoved all in over the top of Guzzardi's bet on a flop of
. Guzzardi made the call with 
but would need to dodge some cards as Francis was drawing big with 
.The turn was the
and river the 
and Guzzardi takes it down."I like your style!" complemented Guzzardi as he raked in the chips. Francis is still in good shape with 30,000 chips.
"How the f*#k do you call with ace-jack? Ace-king ok. Ace-queen maybe. But ace-f#@king-jack?" uttered Khouiss following his pocket nines losing the preflop race with his opponent's
when the board ran out 
.
Earlier on today Lynn Gilmartin caught up with some of the members of the victorious Online Team from the PokerNetwork.com Live vs Online Challenge.
The guys have proved it was no fluke as the likes of Andrew Jeffreys, Michael Guzzardi and Ben Delaney are still prominent in this evening's event.
Delaney opened to 3,000 from middle position with the opponent popping it to 8,000. Delaney had none of it, shipping his stack into the middle.
The opponent went into the tank before laying his hand down, as Delaney added another 11,000 chips to the ever-growing mass in front of him.
Francis:
Lechich:
The board landed
to give Francis a set to surge up the leaderboard as Lechich hit the rail.