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While on the break, why not enjoy some fun with PokerNews' Lynn Gilmartin:
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
$2,200 No Limit Holdem Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
Buy-in
2,000 AUD
Prize Pool
762,000 AUD
Entries
381
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Carl Booth got in on the action and limped off the button, with Con Tsapkounis and Michel Bouskila coming along out of the blinds.
The mass of players checked the
flop and 
turn. On the 
river the pot looked set to be checked-down until Booth bet 60,000 as the last player to act.Joe Cabret was the only caller and the players tabled their cards.
Cabret rolled over
with his ace kicker playing over Booth's 
.
flop.Booth checked to Cabret who fired out 160,000. Booth responded by moving all in over the top and Cabret folded.
Booth moves up to 1,100,000.
as he mucked his hand."You've been pinching too much" said Khouiss to Cabret.
Cabret moves up to 1,400,000. Tsapkounis has 600,000.
Once again open-rasing, this time from early position, Cabret made it 75,000 to go and was called by Lawrence Gibson on the button. The flop came
and Cabret came out firing to 125,000. Gibson folded.“I think i’m paying you too much respect Cabret" quipped Sam Khouiss.
Cabret flashed an
as he folded.
The flop came
and both players checked to the turn 
. Marchese decided to make the move betting 100,000 and Cabret responded by pitching his cards into the middle.
. Cabret checked to Tsapkounis who fired 105,000. Cabret wasn’t fooled, moving all in covering Tsapkounis.
Tsapkounis thought about things a moment, and then folded his cards, saying, “Flush draw”. After a pause he added, “I probably should have checked the flop”.
flop.All three player checked the flop and proceeded to the
turn.Bouskila acted first on the turn and bet 65,000 with Cabret calling and Gibson folding. The river
saw Bouskila lead out 200,000. After some contemplation Cabret made the fold.