The last four hands have been simple raise and take pots.
Tyron Krost opened the first two with raises to 75,000, first from the button and then from the cutoff, winning both pots.
Sorel Mizzi then took one down with a 65,000 raise from under-the-gun, and one hand after that, Petter Jetten raised to 75,000 from the button, stealing his share of the blinds and antes.
Sorel Mizzi is trying to give us something to write about, being the first to open several pots and even throwing in the occasional three-bet.
In a recent hand, Kosta Varoxis opened with a raise to 60,000 and Mizzi came over the top of him from the button, kicking it up to 185,000. Varoxis folded and the crowd chimed in:
"Show it! Show the bluff!"
"You'll see it on TV," joked Mizzi, sending his cards into the muck pile.
"Don't trust him Peter!" yelled one of Jetten's crew.
Tyron Krost raised to 75,000 from the button and Kosta Varoxis called from the big blind.
The flop came down and both players checked. The turn added the to the board and Varoxis bet 105,000. Krost called. The river was the and both players checked.
Annette Obrestad raised to 75,000 and Peter Jetten called from the small blind. Obrestad was in middle position.
The flop came down and Jetten checked. Obrestad fired a continuation bet of 100,000 and Jetten check-raised to 240,000. Obrestad folded and the cheering section for Jetten let everyone know they got their man's back once again.
Moments ago, Stephen Shelly became the first casualty of the final table, sent to the rail by Tyron Krost, who now has 3.1 million in chips.
Krost opened the pot with a raise to 75,000 from early position and action folded around to Shelly in the big blind who three-bet to 200,000. Krost made the call and the flop came .
Shelly then checked to Krost, who bet 325,000. Holding pocket sevens, Shelly moved all in over the top of Krost's bet, making it 1.1 million to play and Krost snap-called holding .
The turn and river then blanked out , and Krost took down the monster pot.
Shelly won his way into the Aussie Millions main event via a $22 satellite through Aussie Hold'em Poker, giving him an ROI of 568,081% for this tournament.
Action folded over to Annette Obrestad in the hijack seat and she raised all in for 600,000. Tyron Krost was next in line and fresh of his elimination of Stephen Shelly. He went into the tank. After a minute or two, Krost slid out the chips to make the call. Everyone else behind him folded.
Obrestad was racing for her tournament life when her was up against the of Krost.
The flop came down and the door closed a little more on Obrestad. Krost picked up a set of sevens, but Obrestad wasn't fully dead yet, she did have a straight draw now.
The turn card brought the and kept Krost in front. Obrestad's cheering section began chanting, "Ten! Ten! Ten! Ten!" over and over.
The river card wouldn't bring it to them or to Annette after the hit the felt. Obrestad gave a hug to her Betfair teammate Sorel Mizzi and shook the hands of the other competitors before exiting to the rail. She took home $175,000 AUD for her efforts. She topped her performance from last year where she came in 21st place — an amazing run in back-to-back years.
If you didn't catch the video yesterday, Lynn Gilmartin caught up with Annette during Day 4. You can check it out here: