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.Youssef:
Seri:
The flop was spread
to break the heart of Topakas as Seri's kings remained in front. The turn was the 
and river the 
to send Youssef sailing as Seri moves up to 11,000 chips.
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
.Youssef:
Seri:
The flop was spread
to break the heart of Topakas as Seri's kings remained in front. The turn was the and river the to send Youssef sailing as Seri moves up to 11,000 chips.
with the big blind making the call with 
.The board ran out
to send Chronis up to the high-stakes cash games.
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
Moving all in preflop with
, he was called down by the of an unknown opponent. The board would bring nothing for Portaro and he was sent to the rail.
; Lechich had 
.However with the board reading
, the set of aces for Karib was never going to be good enough against Lechich's rivered straight.
With the flop reading
, Tony G raised enough to put the opponent all in, who called and tabled 
for top pair, top kicker, which was ahead of his .The turn bricked, but the river produced a diamond to give Tony G the flush and send the opponent to the rail.
He's already up to 6,500 taking down some early pots as he establishes dominance at his table.
The money was in the middle on a flop that read
; Delaney tabled but Walsh had a good chance to double through with a flush holding 
.The turn and river bricked out
and Walsh was sent to the rail. Delaney moves up to 5,000 in chips.
Saab had moved all in on the river on a board of
and found himself a caller. However his opponent mucked when Saab flipped pocket kings!Saab clapped his hands in delight, yelling "woooooooooo!" as he then proceeded to shout his table another round of drinks!
So far the table of death has had heaps of straddling, blind raises, and bizarre action. It won't be long till we lose some of those guys.
In a recent hand Matthew Kirk shoved all in for about 2,000 and found a call out of middle position.
Kirk tabled his
expecting to be in some trouble but found himself surprisingly good up against .The flop of
hit neither player, but the 
spiked on the turn to leave Kirk facing elimination. The river 
arrived just in time to save him though and move him back up to starting stack.