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In a recent pot, Kostritsyn bet the river on the board of
into two opponents who both called. Kostritsyn showed 
for the nut flush and second-nut low to scoop the entire pot. He's now up to 24,600 chips.
2009 Aussie Millions
Event 3 - $1,100 Omaha Hi-Lo
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
1,000 AUD
Prize Pool
102,000 AUD
Entries
102
Level
23
Blinds
8,000 / 16,000
Ante
0
In a recent pot, Kostritsyn bet the river on the board of
into two opponents who both called. Kostritsyn showed for the nut flush and second-nut low to scoop the entire pot. He's now up to 24,600 chips.
failed to improve on a board of 
. Field was short-stacked and committed preflop but Paul Sharbanee had flopped the goods with his 
for trip deuces.Sharbanee is now out in front as our tournament chip leader.
Level: 7
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 0
on a board of 
.Event #1 runner-up Steve Topakas is also out, despite his amazing triple-up a short while ago. He was eliminated by Josh "JJProdigy" Field who flopped a full house with
. That hand held on a board of 
against Topakas' 
.
The flop landed
and the small blind player was all in for his last 250. Quel called but Potter made the raise to 550. Quel called once again.The turn was the
and Quel checked to Potter who reached for betting chips. Quel reached for calling chips which appeared to be enough to deter Potter from betting as he decided to check behind.The river was the
and this time Quel led for 600 with Potter making the call.Quel tabled
for a a jack-high straight as Potter couldn't find a low with his .The small blind is eliminated, Potter slips to 11,000 while Quel is now out to a healthy 23,000 chips.
In preflop action, Topakas opened with a limp of 300 from early position before Ken Eastwood raised all in for 575. Ashish Gupta called before Tony Bloom put in another raise to 875. Constantin Harach cold-called and Topakas came along for the ride.
The flop landed
and Harach fired out a bet of 300. Topakas created yet another side pot as he was all in for 350. Gupta, Bloom and Harach all made the call.The turn was the
and Harach fired again for 600. Gupta called as Bloom now found himself all in for his last 225.With only two live players remaining, the river was the
and Harach fired again with Gupta finally releasing his hand.With three players all in, the hands were revealed:
Harach:
Topakas:
Bloom:
Eastwood: mucked
Bloom held pocket aces but Harach had spiked a set on the flop with his queens. However it was not enough as Topakas ran them down with a running king-high straight. With no low on board Topakas more than triples up as Bloom and Eastwood are both eliminated on a wild hand!
connected hard and eventually made a straight on a board of 
. Pickering couldn't have missed worse with 
and he made a quiet exit.Benson is up to 5,400 in chips.