19 July 2010
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Antonis Kambouroglou raised to 4,200 pre-flop with a wired pair of jacks and 2008 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Europe Main Event champion John Juanda moved all-in over the top for 42,500 with A-J. Kambouroglou quickly called and the board of 3-3-6-4-2 was no help to the Full Tilt pro, who was now free to enjoy all that Melbourne, Australia has to offer.
Also featured during Saturday’s coverage was Gus Hansen, who called a raise to 3,200 pre-flop from Arthur Basha with 8-5 of spades. Khoury noted, “That’s a very Gus hand.” Sure enough, the flop came 3-8-9, hitting Hansen with middle pair, and Basha bet out 6,600 with A-J. Hansen called and the turn was a deuce. Once again, Basha led out for 6,600 and once again, Hansen called behind. The river was a seven. Basha bet his usual 6,600 – this time into a pot of 50,000 – and Hansen called getting 9:1 on his money.
for 50,000 from the button and Jordanou called with 
in the big blind. Jordanou hit two pair when the flop came down 
and led out for 35,000. Bloom raised to 200,000, and Jordanou immediately moved all-in. Bloom made the call. Jordanou’s hand held up through the 
on the turn and the 
on the river to give him the double-up.
