The Carnage Continues
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, having flopped the third nuts with 
. One opponent called him with the absolute nuts -- 
. The board didn't pair, coming 
to unceremoniously bounce Lechich towards the end of Level 1.
2009 Aussie Millions
Event 1 - $1,100 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1b
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
1,000 AUD
Prize Pool
731,000 AUD
Entries
731
Level
23
Blinds
25,000 / 50,000
Ante
5,000
, having flopped the third nuts with . One opponent called him with the absolute nuts -- . The board didn't pair, coming to unceremoniously bounce Lechich towards the end of Level 1.
Andrew Scott Busts
to be ahead of Scott's 
.The final board read
and Scott headed to the rail as Thomas moved up to 7,000 in chips.
Thomas Takes Down Another
.The turn brought the
and he led out for 750 after his opponent checked. His opponent quickly called and then checked the 
that landed on the river. Thomas fired for 1,350 this time and his opponent eventually made the call after going into the tank for several minutes.Thomas tabled
for a turn set of trips, and as his opponent mucked his cards Thomas raked in the pot, which was enough to send him up over 9,000 in chips.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
Rochford Sniffs One Out
. When the turn came , Rochford's opponent checked, then raised to 1,000 after Rochford bet 500. Rochford made the call to see the 
hit the river. His opponent bet 1,500, but Rochford was undeterred and matched the bet. It was an excellent decision. His opponent was on an unimproved 
and couldn't beat Rochford's .Rochford now has 6,000 chips.
Assadourian Arrives
Late Arrivals
Air Chronis Crashes
.The action checked over to Chronis, who moved all in at the pot for his last 2,000. The big blind player made the call as Guzzardi stepped aside.
Chronis was in trouble, as he tabled
, but it got worst as his opponent held the nuts with 
. Chronis needed a ten just to split the pot, but the turn and river bricked out to send Chronis crashing to the rail.
Chen Cracks Rockets
. His lone opponent raised all in for 1,500 total and Chen made the call, showing for a diamond draw. His opponent had two pair with 
and was left drawing at a full house when the turn fell . The full house never came. The river 
sent Chen's opponent to the rail.
Portlen Turns Set but Loses Opponent
Portlen had raised preflop to 400 and then followed it up with a bet of 600 on a
flop. One opponent kept him honest with a call, but Portlen spiked a set when the 
fell on the turn. Portlen fired another 1,200, but his opponent got away from the hand allowing Portlen to flash the pocket nines.Portlen is now up to around 7,000 chips.