Rosenkrantz Hits The Rail
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He was short stacked and committed his chips preflop with
but was called by an opponent holding 
.The board fell
missing both players, leaving ace-high as the best hand to send Rosenkrantz to the rail.
2010 Aussie Millions
Event 1: $1,100 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1a
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
He was short stacked and committed his chips preflop with
but was called by an opponent holding .The board fell
missing both players, leaving ace-high as the best hand to send Rosenkrantz to the rail.
Marc Des Anges Moving It
Recently a short-stacked Archie Davis moved all in for 4,500 and Des Anges flat called from the small blind hoping to also get action from the big blind. The big blind quickly folding leaving the two combatants to show down.
Des Anges is up to 44,000.
It's the (East) End For Greco
Hachem Strikes Gold
between Tony Hachem, Andrew Hinrichsen and another opponent and we caught the action as the cards were tabled:Hachem:
Hinrichsen:
Opponent:
The turn and river ran out
,
and Hachem's set held up to send his stack soaring to 26,000 in chips.Hinrichsen was left with just 1,600 and the opponent was sent to the rail.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Carle Cut Down
Preflop, a player in middle position limped in and the hijack popped it up to 1,000. Carle called out of the big blind, and the middle position made the call as well.
The flop came
and all three players checked. The turn saw Carle lead out 2,100 and both players called.The
river had Carle bet out again, this time to 3,800. After some pained thought the middle position player counted his chips and slid out 5,700, which the dealer quickly rejected because it wasn't a full raise. It would count as a call, and the hijack also called. Carle mucked his hand before seeing any cards, and the middle position player tabled
for a straight. The hijack mucked his hand.Carle is down to 7,000.
It's Still Christmas For Tahtouh
The action until the river wasn't anything startling with bets on the flop and turn called by Tahtouh on the
board. It wasn't until the river that things got interesting.The pot was already worth well over 12,000 when Tahtouh checked again to his opponent. The player deliberated for some time and considered his options. One would be to bet, another to check, but the player decided on the third of two choices and decided to just toss his cards straight into the muck!
A player at the table started to point out the error but Tahtouh jokingly asked the player to not teach him the right way to play, "Let him make the same mistake again!" laughed Tahtouh as he raked in the chips. "Tell him in the car park afterwards!"
Tahtouh is up to over 40,000.
It's a Knockout!
As Graham recalled, Broom moved all in before the flop with pocket sevens, another opponent called all in with pocket eights and Graham called all-in-blind, rolling up
."FlopNutsOnYou" lived up to his nickname once again, hitting an ace on the flop and it was enough to take them both out.
Graham is now back up to 19,000 in chips.
Stavropoulos Has Cards, But No Chips
Stavropoulos was short stacked and decided to make a move with his
, but found himself called by Brad Fry who held . Only problem was that the dealer didn't hear the call, and thought Fry was open-folding as he grabbed the cards and pulled them into the muck.A little commotion ensued and the floor was called. Since everyone at the table heard the call and saw the cards, the TD ruled that his cards were live, eventhough they weren't physically retrieved from the muck.
The board was spread
and despite not having cards in front of him, Fry was awarded the pot and Stavropoulos was sent to the rail.
Cole Decked?
Cole:
Opponent:
The opponent was in good shape on the flop of
with top-top, then made two pair when the dealer produced the 
on the turn.Cole's prayers to poker gods must have been answered, as the
spiked on the river, giving him a runner-runner flush!Ol' King Cole is still a merry old soul and the opponent's day is done.