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82nd place: Panayotis Flourentzou
83rd place: Callum Ford
84th place: James Tai
85th place: Bruno Portaro
86th place: Ewan Morgan
87th place: Vito Montalto
2010 Aussie Millions
Event 1: $1,100 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
1,000 AUD
Prize Pool
1,143,000 AUD
Entries
1,143
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
82nd place: Panayotis Flourentzou
83rd place: Callum Ford
84th place: James Tai
85th place: Bruno Portaro
86th place: Ewan Morgan
87th place: Vito Montalto
Dalton opened the pot with a raise to 20,000 and Jeff Putt flat-called. Action then made its way around to Rawiller who kicked it up to 60,000. Dalton then moved all in for a total of 82,500 and Putt made the call.
Rawiller then attempted to move all in but wasn't allowed as the previous bet amount was less than half the one before it, so he was forced to just call.
The flop came down
and Putt checked to Rawiller, who moved all in. Putt let go of his hand, and a showdown ensued between Rawiller and Dalton:Rawiller -
Dalton -
Putt told the table he folded pocket kings.
The turn and river blanked out
, 
and Rawiller's aces reigned supreme to take down the pot. Rawiller is now sitting with 350,000 in chips, Putt with 215,000 and Dalton is out in 89th place ($2,286 AUD).
Sing moved his last 40,000 into the middle with
but was called down by an opponent's 
and the king hit the turn.Sing is the first player to make the pay jump, taking home AUD $3,429.
The action was then on David Saab who also moved all-in over the top for 82,000 as a huge three-way pot developed.
Montalto:
Morgan:
Saab:
The flop of
was good for Saab as he paired his ace to take the lead and leave his opponents drawing slim. The 
turn and 
river didn't change anything as Saab busts two opponents to fly up to 240,000 chips!
Action folded around the table to an unknown player in the cutoff position who opened with a raise. Short-stacked, Rodrigues moved all-in over the top for a total of 31,000. His opponent made the call and Rodrigues quickly tabled pocket aces. Rodrigues' opponent was drawing slim with the
.By the turn, the board had filled out
, giving Rodrigues a fair sweat, but the river blanked (
) and Rodrigues' aces held to claim the pot.
89th place: John Dalton
90th place: Manny Stavropoulos
91st place: Terry Christopoulos
92nd place: Peter Sheary
93rd place: Bjorn Sofo
94th place: German Marchese
95th place: Denis Griffiths
96th place: Dean McIver
All these players will also double their money, taking home AUD $2,286 - for some, they've broken even.
Level: 16
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 500
into an opponent's .Ford was fortunate to hit his set on the river, but was already drawing stone-cold dead as his opponent had hit an ace on the
board.
The two got it all in before the flop (which, if you haven't noticed yet has become an increasingly popular phenomenon since the bubble burst). Christopoulos came to the showdown with
and found himself in bad shape against Wan's 
.The ensuing board ran out
and Wan took down the pot on the strength of his king kicker.
, only to run into the 
of Tony Hachem.The flop of
kept Hachem ahead but Sofo had outs to the gut shot straight draw. The extra helping hand came with the 
spiked on the turn; Sofo now with the additional flush outs.The river ran red with the
- Sofo is off to the cage while Hachem moves up to 230,000.