2008 Aussie Millions

Event 3 - $550 Limit 7C Stud/7C Stud Hi-Lo/Razz

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Event 3 - $550 Limit 7C Stud/7C Stud Hi-Lo/Razz
Day 1 completed

Congrats to Jimmy "Gobboboy" Fricke for Winning Event #3

Gobboboy captures event #3
Gobboboy captures event #3
Jimmy "gobboboy" Fricke was the runner-up at last year's Aussie Millions main event championship after losing to Gus Hansen heads up. Although his victory tonight does not come close to his feat last year, this was pretty close.

"I really wanted to win last year. Maybe I can scratch off the date on the trophy," he joked.

With about three tables to go, Gobboboy emerged as the chipelader and began to distance himself from the rest of the pack. Once the final table began, he kept adding to his already big stack.

The feeling in the poker room was not one of "if" Gobboboy was going to win... rather "when" he was going to take it down. And exactly at 2am local time, he did just that.

Congrats to Jimmy "gobboby" Fricke for his victory in Event #3.

Jimmy "gobboboy" Fricke Wins Event #3 ($550 Stud/Stud hi-lo/Razz), Graeme Putt Eliminated in 2nd Place ($9,600)

Graeme Putt - 2nd Place
Graeme Putt - 2nd Place
Kiwi G just didn't have the chips to fight Gobboboy's massive stack.

Whittled down to about 30,000, Graeme Putt raised on third street showing the {A-Clubs} and Jimmy Fricke called with the {2-Hearts} up.

Putt (X-X) {A-Clubs}{10-Diamonds}{K-Diamonds}{3-Diamonds}
Fricke (X-X) {2-Hearts}{6-Hearts}{6-Diamonds}{Q-Diamonds}

Fricke bet on fourth and Putt called. Both players checked on fifth. Fricke led out on sixth and Putt called. On seventh Fricke led again and Putt folded, leaving himself with only 7,000 in chips.

"Wanna chop?" quipped Putt as Fricke raked in his chips.

Two hands later, Putt got the rest of his chips in on third street.

Putt [{10-Clubs}{4-Hearts}] {A-Spades}{4-Clubs}{7-Hearts}{9-Clubs} [{2-Hearts}]
Fricke [{A-Diamonds}{2-Clubs}] {3-Spades}{5-Clubs}{4-Diamonds}{3-Clubs} [{Q-Clubs}]

Fricke picked up a wheel draw on fourth street and hit it on fifth to "ooohs" and "ahhhs" from the rail. Putt was drawing dead on sixth and stood up to shake Fricke's hand before the river card was even dealt. He'll receive $9,600 for his runner-up finish.

Congratulations to Jimmy Fricke, our Event #3 champion, who takes home $16,800 for his victory!

Heads-Up

Heads up... Kiwi G vs. Gobboboy
Heads up... Kiwi G vs. Gobboboy
We are now heads-up between Jimmy "gobboboy" Fricke and Graeme "Kiwi G" Putt.

Fricke 324,000
Putt 60,000

Emmanuel Sideridis Eliminated in 3rd Place ($5,760)

Emmanuel Sideridis' hand could not improve against Jimmy Fricke's pair of aces for high and 7-6 low, and the short stack who fought so hard these last few hours finally met his fate and headed to the rail in 3rd place. He'll collect $5,760 for his finish.

Emmanuel Sideridis Doubles Through Graeme Putt

A severely short-stacked Emmanuel Sideridis caught trip queens against Graeme Putt's trip fives and got a much-needed double-up to 45,000.

Jared Bottroff Eliminated in 4th Place ($4,800)

Jared Bottroff got the rest of his chips in on fourth street with two aces in the hole against Jimmy Fricke's pair of tens with an ace kicker. Unfortunately for Bottroff, Fricke caught the case ace to make aces and tens and with neither player making a low, Fricke scooped and sent Bottroff to the rail. He earns $4,800 for his 4th place finish.

Updated Chip Counts

Jimmy "gobboboy" Fricke 262,000
Graeme "Kiwi G" Putt 68,000
Jarred Bottroff 28,000
Emmanuel Sideridis 22,000

Game Change: Stud 8 or better

Split-pot time. The ante is 1,000, the bring-in is 1,000 and the betting limits are 6,000-12,000.

Level 17 started

Level:
17
Blinds:
6000/12000
Ante:
1000

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Events List Tournament

Winner
Jimmy Fricke
Prize
16,800
Level Info
Level
17
Blinds
6,000 / 12,000
Ante
1,000
Players Info
Prize Pool
4,800
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