Fourth street was the , and the river brought the , and Huntly dropped a big chunk of chips to his opponent's bigger flush. He is down to 3,000.
2008 PokerNews Cup Championships - Australia
$550 NL Hold'em 6-handed
Day: 1
Fourth street was the , and the river brought the , and Huntly dropped a big chunk of chips to his opponent's bigger flush. He is down to 3,000.
Heads up, the flop came . Guttman led out with 1,500 chips, and his opponent moved all-in for an additional 6,125 on top. Guttman made the call, putting a big pot up for grabs.
Showdown:
Guttman:
Opponent:
Guttman was in front with his pair of tens, but his opponent had a strong drawing hand. The turn paired the board with the , giving Guttman trips and eliminating a lot of his opponent's outs. Just to rub it in, he pulled the on the river, running down quad tens to double up over 16,000.
Showdown:
Alston:
Cornwall:
The board ran out , with the river being just what the doctor ordered to bring Alston back to life, and double him up to 3,300.
Level: 5
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
The flop brought some drama, rolling out . The turn was the , and the river was the , earning Duckworth the knockout. He has chipped up to 9,850.
Pratis showed down and was in good shape to double up against .
The board ran , and Pratis did indeed increase his stack two-fold.
A nine-high board ensued and the ChipMeUp founder join the rail, midway through the fourth level of play.
The heads-up flop came down . Levy checked, allowing his opponent to put out a bet of 1,000, which Levy called.
Fourth street brought the , and both men checked.
On fifth, the board paired with the , and Levy took the lead with a bet of 1,500. His opponent made the call, and Levy showed , which was the winner. He has chipped his way up to 19,000 already.