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2009 Aussie Millions
Event 9 - $10,500 Aussie Millions Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
10,000 AUD
Prize Pool
6,810,000 AUD
Entries
681
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
flop. The board paired when the turn came 
. Boxell bet 8,000 and Tureniec made the call.On the river
, Boxell moved all in for 40,000. Tureniec quickly made the call and showed 
for a runner runner full house. Boxell never showed his hand, choosing instead to muck and make his way to the rail. Tureniec is up to 310,000.
won against his opponent's pocket eights when an ace fell on the turn. Vengrin is up to 110,000.
and the action checked around.The turn brought the
and the small blind player led out for 6,000, forcing a fold from the big blind, before Obrestad reraised to 19,000. A player in late position folded before the small blind popped it up once again to 50,000. With the pot now heads-up, Obrestad moved all in and her opponent made the call.Obrestad:
Opponent:
The small blind had flopped trips but Obrestad had spiked the two-outer on the turn to make a full house! The river was the
and Obrestad doubles up to 300,000 to leave her opponent crippled.
. With a sizable number of chips already in the middle, Ivert faced an all-in bet of roughly 50,000 chips. She counted out a call and seemed reluctant to put it in, but did so with a smirk that said, "I'm pretty sure I'm behind."She was indeed behind. Her
had been badly out-flopped by her opponent's 
. Of course, you know how the story ends. The board came running clubs without a repeater, giving Ivert a flush and knocking her opponent out.We estimate Ivert's stack at about 280,000 right now.
The flop came down
. Comer quickly led out for 7,000 chips, prompting Hachem to pick up his cards and show them to Comer -- pocket sevens."Fold your blind one time!" joked Hachem. Comer offered to show him one card. The card Hachem chose was the
. Comer also showed him the 
.
. Saab was racing Clonie Gowen, who had moved all in preflop with 59,800. Saab's 
was best on the flop, but Gowen's 
overtook him on the turn.None of Saab's outs came in. The river was the
, allowing Gowen to double to 122,000. She turned to the rail after the hand and said, "Thanks whoever was rooting for a king out there."
EP:
Dalessandri:
Karambis:
Dalessandri was in the lead for the main pot (roughly 50,000 chips) and the side pot (another 100,000). The
flop brought an ace to severely curb Dalessandri's chances for the main pot. The turn blanked , but a roar erupted from the room when the case king fell on the river to give Dalessandri the best hand in both pots. He knocked both players out and climbed to 215,000."Yes!" cried Joe Hachem, jumping up from his chair and pumping his fist. "I have nothing on him," he quickly explained. "I'm just happy for him."
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; Ashby called with . The assembled railbirds tittered with anticipation when Ashby made a flush draw by the turn, 
, but the river was a harmless to give the pot to Nassif.On a nearby table, Joe Hachem also doubled up. He made trip sixes on a board of
to move to 80,000.