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He opens with a raise to 200,000. Tim Heath moves all in for 560,000. Facing a decision for 360,000 more chips, Sukkar tanks for a minute or two and then does indeed make the call, having Heath's fate in his hands.
Showdown:
Sukkar:
Heath:
The flop runs fairly safe for Heath, coming out . The turn pairs the board with the , keeping Heath in the lead.
River:
Disaster finds the all-in Tim Heath on the river, as the jack fills up Sukkar's straight, earning him the knockout. Tim Heath put on a good show here in the Main Event, and he'll pocket $32,800 AUD for his work.
After knocking out Heath, Ray Sukkar increases his chip lead, and he is up to 2,485,000.
Martin Comer raises to 200,000 from under the gun and Lee moves all in for 701,000. Everyone folds back over to Comer. Comer looks at the dealer and says "You devil!" while sitting in the tank. He then folds and says he had a pair.
Action folds over to Comer. He announces a raise and makes it 200,000 to go. Ray Sukkar reraises from the small blind to 700,000 as Tony Hachem creeps up behind him to get a look in on the action. Comer goes into the tank and then folds face up. Sukkar shows and scoops the pot.
Comer is down to 825,000 chips and Sukkar is up to 2,685,000 chips.
Martin Comer has had enough, moving all in from the cutoff seat for 820,000. That's enough to scare away the action and earn him the blinds and antes in the middle of the table.