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.Tran and Portaro continued on calmly; Portaro raised all in over the top of Tran's opening bet of 1,375. Tran mucked and Pearson revealed to us just why he went troppo on that flop:
"I folded threes!"
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
$1,100 PokerNetwork Live vs Online Challenge
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
Winner
Buy-in
1,000 AUD
Prize Pool
32,000 AUD
Entries
32
Level
13
Blinds
1,200 / 2,400
Ante
300
.Tran and Portaro continued on calmly; Portaro raised all in over the top of Tran's opening bet of 1,375. Tran mucked and Pearson revealed to us just why he went troppo on that flop:
"I folded threes!"
In the final hand the last chips went into the middle on the turn on a board of
. Nyberg held the lead with his 
for pair and straight draw as Kemp tabled an ambitious 
.After seeing so many rivers go against them yesterday, Topakas and Kemp roared in delight when the
appeared to give the Live Team the first two players onto the final table!Kemp will take 53,750 chips into the final while Topakas holds 26,250 chips.
Portaro raised it up to 600 before the flop, only to see Brkovic reraise to 1,700. Portaro moved all in over the top and Brkovic snap-called.
Brkovic:
Portaro:
The flop of
helped neither player, but Portaro took the lead on the turn . Needing a nine to stay alive, the bricked out on the river to end Brkovic's day.
. Bill Jordanou thought for a moment or two before making the call.Walsh:
Jordanou:
The turn was the
and river the 
to miss Walsh's outs and send her to the rail as the first elimination from table 31.
, Andrew Jeffreys checked to Stewart Scott who fired out 1,000. Jeffreys raised all in but Scott double-fist-pump-snap-called, tabling 
which was well ahead of Jeffreys' .The turn and river of
was salt into the wound for the Live vs Online Heads-Up 'Flipament' Champ - Jeffreys is out.
Andrew 'Adgee' Jeffreys raised to 400 from the cutoff preflop, only to find Stewart Scott reraising from the small blind to 1,500. Jeffreys made the call and they both checked a flop and turn of
.On the river
, Scott led out for 2,500 and Jeffreys let it go."Yep, you got me," muttered Jeffreys.
"I know you didn't have an ace," Scott replied.
"Nice hand sir," said Jeffreys. "One for the champ!"
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
of Steve Leonard.Meanwhile Mat Hawker has found a much needed triple up after flopping a set against Andrew Jeffreys and Stewart Scott.
The flop read
when the chips went into the middle with the short stack of Hawker showing 
, Jeffreys tabling while Scott made a crying call with .The turn was the
and river the and Hawker triples to nearly 8,000 while Jeffreys stays alive by winning the side pot.
Nyberg shoved with
and Kemp took him on with the 
but the board ran out 
to leave Nyberg's nines and sixes as the best hand to scoop the double up. He's up to 26,000 chips.
This time it was Rayan Nathan who hit the rail after he pushed on a ten-high, two-diamond flop with the
for a flush draw but Steve Topakas made the call with the 
for top pair.The turn and river bricked out and Nathan hit the rail as Dean Nyberg is left as the only online player to fight against the tag team of Steve Topakas and Jai Kemp!