Event 11: $550 PokerPro Pot Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Day 1 Completed
2010 Aussie Millions
Event 11: $550 PokerPro Pot Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
2010 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
500 AUD
Entries
63
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He not only survived, but thrived, so much so that after the sixty-second and final elimination of the day, he would be the one man left standing.
Portlen was a very happy winner, and told us early in the day that he expected good things having rebounded from 375 chips. He was right.
The event itself is a credit to Crown for trying to add variety to the tournament schedule and not just throwing in a Hold'em loaded roster of tournaments.
We hope you enjoyed the coverage of the $550 PokerPro event. We still have coverage of the Main Event and some updates from the High Stakes Cash Game action to keep you going tonight.
Tomorrow it's Main Event Day 1C from around midday Australian Eastern (GMT+11) and the $550 PokerPro Stud Hi/Lo tournament in the afternoon.
Thanks for joining us and goodnight.
having only two hands earlier dropped a large pot leaving himself in an incredible hole.Portlen squeezed his hole cards on the monitor before letting Kamel know, "I have a big hand, a big, big hand". Portlen made the call with
.The board ran out
to make Portlen and crown him champion of Event 11: $550 PokerPro Pot Limit Omaha Hi-Lo.
Eugene Portlen - 573,000
, but there was no low and Kamel made a flush to take the pot and make things pretty even going into heads up play.Morton will go home with $5,040 AUD for his efforts.
and ran into Eugene Portlen's 
.The board ran out
to make Portlen a straight and send Stead out.
and was called by Dave Morton's 
.Morton would make a flush and then scoop the low as well to send Francis to the rail.
Taylor earns $1,732 AUD for his efforts.
The board ran out
. All the players checked it down and Hassan Kamel showed 
good to take it down.Copeland mucked and earns $1,260 AUD for his efforts.
double suited and being called by . The board ran out
to ship the pot to Pietrykowski's opponent and send him to the rail.