Tim Marsters Eliminated
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Varoxis:
Marsters:
The board was kind to Kosta Varoxis rolling out
giving him a turned straight and Tim Marsters is officially busto. Kosta Varoxis on the other hand is up to 270,000.
2010 Aussie Millions
Event 9: $10,500 Aussie Millions Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
10,000 AUD
Entries
746
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Varoxis:
Marsters:
The board was kind to Kosta Varoxis rolling out
giving him a turned straight and Tim Marsters is officially busto. Kosta Varoxis on the other hand is up to 270,000.
Shak Attack
, Dan Shak made it 9,000 to go before the big blind answered him by moving all in. Shak made the call and saw he was well ahead of his opponent's 
.The board fell
and Shak moved up to 375,000 and his opponent moved out the door.
Rock'em Sock'em Robots
The two got it all in on a flop of
; Behling with 
and Bartosz with a set of nines. The turn and river bricked out inconsequentially and Bartosz's set held up to win the pot. Behling was left with a still-healthy 268,000 in chips following the loss.
Bring Out the Chocolate
The brown chips are about two millimeters longer in diameter than the rest of the chips on the table and thus, way more intimidating.
Birds on the Rail
The poker room here at the Crown is buzzing with spectators, players, and the riffling of chips.
Wiedenhoeft Still On Top
Suck Out Time For Smith
Stoltz, not to be out think-tanked decided to one up Mr. Smith by tanking for just over six minutes himself. He asked Smith if he would show if he folded, to which he got no response. Finally Stoltz found a call with
and was spot on with his read. Smith was live though with 
, and pleaded for two eights. The flop brought one of those eights, with the
hitting the felt. The 
hit the turn, and the dealer made Smith's dream come true when the 
hit on the river. As the river was dealt Smith let out a "Boom," and then a line that went something like "It's suck-out time" before going for a little stroll to relish in his win.
Smith had about 180,000 after the hand, and Stoltz was left with 270,000.
Hansen Takes a Small Hit
Hansen opened the pot with a raise to 9,000 and his opponent moved all in over the top for 61,500. Hansen made the call holding
and it proved to be a good one as his opponent revealed a meager 
.Still, Gus' opponent's cards were very live, and they got a whole lot stronger after the flop came
, giving him bottom pair. The turn and river then finished out
, 
and the fives held up, knocking Gus back down below the 300k mark.
Boatman Taking On Water
and action checked to Boatman. He fired 4,000 and the small blind folded. The player in the big blind called.The turn card added the
to the board and paired it with threes. The big blind bet 7,500 and Boatman raised. He made it 20,000 to go and the big blind called.The river completed the board with the
. Both the big blind and Boatman checked.The big blind tabled
and Boatman mucked his hand. Boatman slipped to 65,000 after losing this pot.
Add Another Notch to Dawley's Belt
Her short-stacked opponent got it all in before the flop holding
and Dawley looked down at pocket aces and made the call.The
board was never any threat, and Dawley picked up the pot, improving to 252,000 in chips in the process.