$550 Tony G Celebrity Shootout Bounty Event
Day 1 Completed
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
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The online based player, known as "Adgee" has been desperate to take home some Crown Casino Silverwear for a while and will now have a trophy to remember his fantastic achievement.
In all 169 players came to the felt including a ton of big names. Tony G himself ponied up for the event and despite self-predicting that he wouldn't last through the early blind levels "The G" ran deep to finish in the money, just short of the final table.
Overall the event has been another fantastic tournament by the Crown staff and there is still more action to come with Main Event kicking off tomorrow.
Be sure to catch all of that action, right here from midday local time tomorrow.
Skountzos:
Jeffreys:
The flop was
missing both players, but Adgee hit the turn 
. The river 
would not be enough to save Skountzos who would have to settle for second place.A tough competitor William Skountzos played a solid game and was extremely hard to get chips out of. He rode the chip lead for most of the final table, but in the end just couldn't get the win.
Adgee raised from the button to 80,000 and William Skountzos made the call.
They took a
flop and Skountzos led out 65,000. Adgee flat called and the 
hit the turn.This time Skountzos bet 50,000 and Adgee moved all in. Skountzos called with
but Adgee had the best of it tabling 
.The
completed the river, doubling Adgee up to over 800,000. Skountzos has just 25,000 left.
William Skountzos - 455,000
Andrew Jeffreys - 400,000
Prifti limped in from the small blind and Jeffreys raised to 30,000. Prifti called and the players saw a
flop. On the flop Prifti moved all in and Jeffreys called.Prifti:
Jeffreys:
Jeffreys had his nose in front and would stay there. The turn came the
and the river was the 
to send Angelo Prifti to the rail.He'll pick up AU$9,880 for a third place finish. We're now heads up for the title!
In a preflop confrontation Prifti opened to 60,000 and Jeffreys moved over the top all in for 122,000. Prifti made the call tabling
against Jeffreys' .Jeffreys connected with the
flop. The turn came the 
and the river was the 
.
The players took a
flop with Prifti moving all in. Skountzos quickly called and tabled his . Prifti tabled 
for a flush draw, but wasn't able to get there with the board rounding out with a 
on the turn and a on the river.Skountzos doubles back into the chip lead.
William Skountzos - 220,000
Andrew Jeffreys - 135,000
flop.Skountzos checked to Prifti who bet out another 100,000. This brought the fold from Skountzos. Prifti now has the chip lead.