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David Gorr moves all-in from middle position for 236,000, and it earns him the blinds and antes.
2008 PokerNews Cup Championships - Australia
PokerNews Cup Australia: The Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 PokerNews Cup Championships - Australia
Buy-in
2,000 AUD
Entries
410
Level
29
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
10,000
David Gorr moves all-in from middle position for 236,000, and it earns him the blinds and antes.
Kaselias raises to 110,00 and Martin Comer calls.
The flop falls
and both players check.The turn is the
and Comer bets 150,000. Kaselias calls.The river is the
and Comer reaches for chips. He makes a bet of 250,000 into Kaselias. Kaselias asks how much Comer has left and he responds "A little over 300,000."Kaselias looks like he is going to call, but then takes his hands away from them and thinks some more. After another few moments, he sticks in the call.
Comer shows
and Kaselias angrily flings his hand into the muck. He storms away from the table as Comer rakes in the pot.
Nali Kaselias raises to 200,000 straight from the small blind, and Kenneth Damm quickly moves all in over the top.
"Ahh!" says Kaselias, flustered with Damm's move. He leans back in his chair and lets out a big sigh. The two men exchange a few casual words, and Kaselias eventually lets his hand go.
Level: 25
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 5,000
Kenneth Damm raises to 110,00 from under the gun. Action folds over to Nali Kaselias in the big blind and he pauses for a few moments. He then reraises to 310,000. Damm begins to shuffle his cards and takes one more peek. He then mucks and Kaselias takes the pot.
Martin Comer raises to 100,000 in middle position. Heath, having position on his opponent, re-raises to 200,000. Both blinds fold, and it comes back on Comer. He announces the call, and it's heads up from here on out.
The dealer spreads out the flop:
. Instantly, Comer moves all in, and Heath calls just as fast, covered by his opponent and at-risk for the rest of his chips.Showdown:
Comer:
Heath:
The turn is a safe
, and the river brings a useless 
for Comer, and he sends a big hunk of double-up chips over to Tim Heath.After that confrontation, Heath is up to 1,067,000, while Comer has slid backwards to 873,000.
Earlier this week he collected the trophy in the $550 Tony G Celebrity Shootout, taking home $26,583 in prize money.
He started today as the short stack of the table but he is now currently our chip leader and looking for the rare double of winning two titles at the same PokerNews Cup series - which would be a first in PNC history.
After winning his Main Event seat via an online PokerNews satellite, Damm will forever remember his trip to Australia as he looks to add another $250,000 to his quickly expanding bankroll!
Martin Comer raises to 100,000 and Ray Sukkar announces reraise. He makes it 500,000 to go. Everyone folds and Sukkar takes down the pot. Comer shows
and Sukkar shows Big Slick to the table.
Kenneth Damm is first in, and with his new found big stack, he comfortably raises to 110,000. The table folds, and Damm shows
as he rakes in the pot.
David Gorr raises to 160,000. Damm moves all in on the button for 828,000. Gorr takes only a few moments to call.
Showdown:
Damm:
Gorr:
Damm runs around the table to get a better view as the dealer spreads the flop --
-- and Damm slaps his hand together. The turn is the and the river the 
.With that pot, Damm takes over the chip lead in the tournament. He now has 1,737,000 after beginning the day as our short stack. Gorr began the day as the chip leader as is now the short stack with 323,000 chips.