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Guzzardi turned over the
but trailed as Saab slowly peeled back 
.Saab held the lead but was crushed on the
flop as Guzzardi flopped trips. The turn was the 
and river the 
and Guzzardi is up to 6,700 with Saab slipping to 15,000.
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
Guzzardi turned over the
but trailed as Saab slowly peeled back .Saab held the lead but was crushed on the
flop as Guzzardi flopped trips. The turn was the and river the and Guzzardi is up to 6,700 with Saab slipping to 15,000.
The Croc made a move with his last 2,200 chips from early position with
and Powell re-shoved to isolate him with 
.The board ran out
to send the Croc off to the rail.
"It was a disaster," said Huxley. "He raises from early position to 1,100 with pocket tens, I shove for my last 2,800 with pocket fives and he calls. Board bricks out. What can you do?"
Apart from bugger all, we suggest heading to the bar for a cold one.
.The board ran out
and Demetriou doubles to 4,500.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 0
, Gary Benson was faced with a bet of 1,600 from this opponent before deciding to move in for an additional 5,200 more.With Benson visibly shaking his leg, his opponent went into the tank before making the call.
Benson:
Opponent:
The turn was the
and the river the and Benson's two pair holds up to jump himself up to 14,500 chips.
Opponent:
Jeffreys:
"Ship the justice, one time!" shouted Jeffreys in trademark fashion. Not this time around: the flop came down
to send the opponent further in front with a set of aces."You're drawing pretty slim, buddy," said tablemate David Saab. When the
appeared on the turn, Saab bid goodbye to Jeffreys.As the meaningless
fell on the river, Jeffreys cracked it: "I'm on tilt now!" he exclaimed as we went on a walk out of the poker room to cool down.'Adgee' is down to 4,000 and is looking as he's on his way out for the rest of night.
They went to a flop of
and Jordanou checked to Alexander who fired 1,300 into the middle. Jordanou made the call.The turn brought the
and Jordanou moved all in with Alexander snap-calling with the 
for second-nut flush. Jordanou took one look, grimaced and simply mucked his hand!The river was a meaningless
and Alexander finds a very nice double up to 13,000 with Jordanou slipping to 2,500.
"About five thousand," Tony G replied. The opponent promptly shoved a stack of purples into the middle. Tony G began to count his chips, then gave up in a huff and shoved them in, splashing them everywhere.
Tony G:
Opponent:
The board ran out
, doubling Tony G up to about 11,000 in chips.
We caught a recent hand involving the PokerNews Cup's most successful foreign invader. Preflop Damm limped in and the big blind popped it up to 600. Damm made the call and they took a
flop.The big blind checked and Damm bet 2,500, enough to put the big blind all in. He tanked for a good while before folding, and Damm flipped over
for just a flush draw, before dragging the pot.