Back at It
The chip counts to start the day were:
Seat 2: Erik Seidel - 130,900
Seat 4: Michael Guttman - 172,100
Seat 6: Mike "SirWatts" Watson - 166,500
Seat 7: Florian Langmann - 51,200
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2010 Aussie Millions
Event 15: $10,500 Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
2010 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
10,000 AUD
Entries
26
The chip counts to start the day were:
Seat 2: Erik Seidel - 130,900
Seat 4: Michael Guttman - 172,100
Seat 6: Mike "SirWatts" Watson - 166,500
Seat 7: Florian Langmann - 51,200
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Tight Play Early On
board. The hands? Seidel, Langmann and Guttman all had big pocket pairs. Obviously big pairs are not huge in Omaha, but the players were surprised the money didn't go in preflop.
Florian Langmann Eliminated In 4th Place ($25,000 AUD)
and Guttman checked to Langmann who bet 16,000. Seidel made it 66,000, Guttman got out of the way, and Langmann moved all in. Seidel quickly called and the hands were revealed. Langmann:
Seidel:
Langmann said "I was afraid you had that hand," before the dealer spread out the
turn, and the river the eliminating Langmann from the tournament, and giving Seidel about 340,000.
Two Pair Good For Erik Seidel
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The flop came
and Watts fired out 25,000. Seidel flat called.They both checked the turn
and river 
.Watts showed
, but it would be Seidels two pair 
that would take down the pot.
Mike 'SirWatts' Watson Eliminated In 3rd Place ($35,000 AUD)
The money went in on a
flop. Guttmann had 
for top two pair with flush and open ended straight re-draws. Watts had 
for top two pair.The
hit the turn to complete Guttmann's hand and the river was the .Watts earns $35,000 AUD for his efforts. Guttmann and Seidel will go heads for the title and the ring.
Heads Up Chip Counts
Michael Guttman - 200,000
Seidel Not Favoured
Honours
Mick "Sticky" Guttmann is looking for his second Aussie Millions Ring in as many days, after capturing the Teams Event with Mel Judah in the early hours of yesterday morning.
Meanwhile the man that he is competing with for that title is an eight time World Series of Poker bracelet winner, inclduing two in the Omaha game.
Guttmann Goes Behind
Preflop, Guttmann opened the button to 10,000 and Seidel made the call. The flop came
. Seidel checked to Guttmann who fired 20,000. Then Seidel sprung the trap check-raising to 80,000.Guttmann thought a while before folding. Seidel now leads 395,000 to 125,000 chips.
Guttmann Claws Back
The flop come
and Guttmann check-called a 14,000 chip bet from Seidel. The turn was the and again Guttmann made a check-call, this time for 25,000. The river saw Guttmann move all in for 78,000, and after some time in the tank Seidel folded.Seidel is back to 320,000 chips.