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| | Position |
Player |
Winnings |
Points |
Taken Down By | 1 |
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$160.00 |
69.80 | | 2 |
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$20.00 |
57.80 | 
Pete | 3 |
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$0.00 |
37.00 | 
Grant | 4 |
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$0.00 |
18.00 | 
Craig2 | 5 |
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$0.00 |
14.40 |
Craig2 | 6 |
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$0.00 |
10.80 |
Grant | 7 |
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$0.00 |
7.20 |
Grant | 8 |
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$0.00 |
3.00 |
Grant |
Game 2 of the APPA 2013 Season
2nd game of the year for the boys and with a full table of eight at Craig�s � it was a bizarre night. We had everything from 4 card straights to a straight flush and the winning hand at the end of the night was a high card - go figure.
The boys all played a pretty conservative style of play with the first of the 5,000 chip being bet when a straight flush was nailed. At 11:30pm, all eight players were all relatively equal in stack size with the blinds starting to rise.
First to fall (and a long way down for our big fella) was Kobus. A quiet night for Kobus and an unfortunate last place finish.
Next to go was last month�s runner up (and close becoming a full member), Greg. The boys had to show the newbie that he still has a little to learn about the game but never the less an admirable performance.
Sixth for the night was last month�s winner Kev. The cheeky bastard had a quiet night by his standards but had the pleasure of being taken down by Craig�s brother Grant. A frustrating night for our APPA secretary and not the back to back victory he was hoping for.
In fifth position was Midge � all in on pocket 10�s to be called by A3 suited. Doomed right from the beginning when the flop was 2, 4,& 5. Midge did hit his trip on the turn but couldn�t convert and was tossed out.
Fourth for the night was Craig. All in with pocket kings only for Craig2 to hit the straight � cards can really be cruel at times!
Third for the night and what a roller coaster ride. Almost down and out but finished 3rd was Craig2.
Left to battle it out for the night was Grant and Pete. It had been a quiet night for Pete but after the humiliation of finishing last in January � revenge was sweet. Pete doubled up on a couple of hands with pairing a 2 on the board. The last hand was won with Pete on a high card � goes to show it doesn�t matter how you win them.
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