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2010 Aussie Millions
Event 4: $1,100 Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
1,000 AUD
Prize Pool
160,000 AUD
Entries
160
Level
21
Blinds
8,000 / 16,000
Ante
0
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Another One Bites the Dust; Emad Tahtouh Eliminated in 6th Place ($8,800)
Tahtouh opened with a pot-sized raise, Obrestad repotted, saying, "Let's just get it all in now," and Tahtouh obliged:
Obrestad:
Tahtouh:
An ace in the door on the
flop put Tahtouh in seriously bad shape, though he did have outs to make a gutshot straight. Failing to hit said draw after the turn and river filled out
, 
, Tahtouh joined the rail in 6th place, earning $8,800 AUD in prize money.
Paul Taylor Eliminated in 7th Place ($6,400)
Taylor got it all in before the flop against Con Angelakis for about 21,000.
Angelakis:
Taylor:
Taylor held the lead in the hand through the turn as the board filled out
, but with the , Angelakis picked up an open-ended straight draw and managed to hit it when the fell on the river.After the hand, Angelakis stacked up close to 220,000 in chips.
Scoreboard Update
Seat 1: Paul Taylor - 22,500
Seat 2: Emad Tahtouh - 80,000
Seat 3: Con Angelakis - 195,000
Seat 5: Billy Seri - 106,000
Seat 7: Ryan Gutch - 55,000
Seat 8: Annette Obrestad - 250,000
Seat 9: Oliver Gill - 207,000
Tony Bloom Eliminated in 8th Place ($4,800)
Bloom opened the pot with a raise to 11,500 from under-the-gun and when the action reached Obrestad, she raise the pot. All players folded back around to Bloom who reraised all-in and Annette told the table, "I guess I have to," before making the call:
Obrestad:
Bloom:
The board then ran out
giving Obrestad top two pair to win the pot.Bloom will take home $4,800 in prize money for his efforts. Obrestad, meanwhile, moved to the top of the chip count page with that pot, stacking up 260,000 in chips.
Michael Sampieri Eliminated in 9th Place ($3,200)
Billy Seri opened the pot with a raise to 12,500 and was met by an all-in reraise from Sampieri, who had about 24,500. Seri made the call and a showdown ensued:
Seri:
Sampieri:
The board then ran out
giving Seri a nine-high straight to send Sampieri to the rail in 9th place ($3,200 AUD).
Life's a Bluff
Gutch opened the pot with a raise to 10,000 and was called by both Oliver Gill and Con Angelakis.
The flop came
and Gutch fired a big continuation bet, prompting both Angelakis and Gill to fold. Gutch then flipped his cards -- -- face up on the table, showing the bluff. He's now sitting with almost 80,000 in chips.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 0
Tahtouh Tripping
On a board showing
, Tahtouh checked to Gill who bet 10,000. Tahtouh made the call.The river brought the
and Tahtouh check-folded to a 21,500 bet from Gill, who didn't show his cards.After the hand, we counted Gill at 210,000 in chips.
Seri-ous Double Up
On a flop of
, Seri bet the pot. Obrestad repopped it and Seri called and was all in:Seri:
Obrestad:
Obrestad held the lead on the flop with two pair, and Seri was drawing quite slim. The
then fell on the turn, giving Seri a flush draw, but the card that saved him from elimination was the that fell on the river, giving him a set.After the hand, Obrestad dropped to 123,000 in chips.