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They took a
flop and Savage moved all in with Kirk snap-calling for his last 15,000 chips.Kirk:
Savage:
The turn was the
and river the 
and Kirk doubles through to 36,000 with Savage slipping to 29,000.
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
$550 Tony G Celebrity Shootout Bounty Event
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerNews Cup Australia
Buy-in
500 AUD
Entries
169
Level
16
Blinds
6,000 / 12,000
Ante
0
They took a
flop and Savage moved all in with Kirk snap-calling for his last 15,000 chips.Kirk:
Savage:
The turn was the
and river the and Kirk doubles through to 36,000 with Savage slipping to 29,000.
and Tony G made the call on the short-stacked Aussie Millions champion with 
.The
looked good for the G, as did the 
turn. The 
was not the card that PokerNews boss wanted, dropping down to 24,000. Stewart Scott ironically doubles through to 24,000.
against the 
of Camil Debsia. With a $500 bounty up for grabs, the board ran out 
to give Debsia a full house and the pot to send Guzzardi to the rail.
On a flop of
Savage got the last of his chips in with 
against Guzzardi's .The flush draw missed with the board completing
and .Guzzardi drops while Savage moves up to 46,000.
Hideously short-stacked Frendo moved all-in from the small blind for 4,000 and the big blind called blind.
Frendo
Big Blind
The big blind had a surprisingly strong hand considering his blind call and it didn't miss with the flop coming
. The turn and river 
completed the board to send Frendo to the rail.
.The small blind checked, to the big blind who fired out 5,300. Cabret called and the small blind got out of the way, as the turn came the
.This time both players checked and moved to the river
. On the river the big blind contemplated his play before firing out 9,000. Cabret considered his options for a moment before moving all in for 19,500.This sent the big blind back into the tank. He thought for a solid four minutes before eventaully laying his hand down.
Cabret moves up to around 45,000.
Beruhatdt moved all in for his last 14,000 with
and Grech called with .Grech spiked an ace on the flop and improved to a flush on the
board to now sit with 85,000 chips.
Kirk:
Colman:
The board ran out
to give Kirk the pot and the double up to 35,000 chips. Colman slips to 27,000.
29-2 Camil Debsia 20800
29-3 Nick Haidaris 35400
29-4 Claude Hatchadourian 16000
29-5 Julius Colman 26700
29-6 Michael Guzzardi 46600
29-7 Ben Savage 28700
29-8 Matt Kirk 20200
30-1 Angelo Prifti 12100
30-2 Riku Koivurinne 39100
30-3 Mauro Sassano 41700
30-4 Barry Long 27300
30-5 Peter Aristidou 20300
30-6 Peter Ockenden 13900
30-7 Joe Cabret 27700
30-8 Tim Guerin 20600
31-1 Andrew Jeffreys 30900
31-2 Ben Delaney 74000
31-3 William Skountzos 23900
31-4 Christopher Thomas 18000
31-5 Stuart Rea 23800
31-7 Stewart Scott 16200
31-8 Tony G 31800
32-1 Raemin Alexander 25100
32-2 Alfred Grech 67600
32-3 James Frendo 4200
32-4 Bruce Nguyen 20200
32-5 Ray Hoang 23200
32-6 George Dionisopoulos 29800
32-7 Raik Beruhatdt 16100
32-8 Daniel Francis 32100
The blinds have been wound back to the 400/800 level.