All Glazed Over
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Glazier:
Olson:
The board was not kind to Glazier coming out
, and she has been eliminated from the Aussie Millions Main Event. David Olson is now up to 188,000.
2010 Aussie Millions
Event 9: $10,500 Aussie Millions Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
10,000 AUD
Entries
746
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Glazier:
Olson:
The board was not kind to Glazier coming out
, and she has been eliminated from the Aussie Millions Main Event. David Olson is now up to 188,000.
[Removed:198] Eliminated
A Savage Knockout
only to get called by Ben Savage who was in late position with pocket aces. The board rolled out
and Allen has been busted from the Main Event. Ben Savage is up 230,000.
Brandis Busts
The board read
and we believe Elliot Smith checked over to Brandis who moved all in. Smith insta-called and flipped over 
for quads! Brandis was beat and didn't want to turn his cards over, but the dealer turned them over for him to reveal 
for an airball. Smith had the nuts to take it down and leave Brandis heading for the rail.
Flint Sparks a Double Up
Flint open-shoved for 83,500 from under-the-gun plus one holding
and was called by Aoukar who challenged with .The ensuing board ran out
and Flint took down the pot with two pair, aces and threes.Aoukar was left with 512,000 in chips after the hand.
Robert Salter Eliminated
The flop was
and Salter, in the small blind led out for 55,000. Kibler-Melby moved all in, and Salter called. Salter had top pair, with 
but was well behind Kibler-Melby's 
. The turn was the
, and the river 
knocking Salter out from the Main Event, and shooting Kibler-Melby up to 495,000.
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Momma Says....
Marcus folded, leaving himself with about 55,000 in chips and safe, for now anyway, of busting on the bubble.
Earlier in the day, Marcus was overheard saying, "My Mum told me not to come home until I made the money."
Be proud, Mama Marcus! Little Van is listening!
Veni, Vidi, Mizzi
Mizzi opened the pot with a raise to 10,500 from early position and action folded around the table to Pierre Aoukar on the button who called, as did Smith from the small blind.
The flop came down
and Smith checked to Mizzi who fired a modest continuation bet (we didn't catch the exact amount). Aoukar let his hand go, but Smith stuck around to see the turn -- .Both players checked the ace, hightailing the action to the river --
.Smith then led out with a 20,000 bet and Mizzi came over the top with a raise to 96,000, sending Smith into the tank.
"Do you want a call?" Smith asked. "Show if I fold? Can you talk?"
Mizzi didn't say a word, as the many spectators who'd gathered around the table watched in silence as if on the 18th green at Augusta on Sunday, watching Tiger Woods attempt a birdie putt for a Green Jacket.
Smith tanked so long that Tournament Director Jonno Pittock applied a clock. Time eventually ran out on Smith, who's hand was ruled dead, and Mizzi raked in the pot.
"Show the bluff!" yelled one spectator.
Mizzi then quickly buried his cards in the muck pile, with a wide-eyed smile on his face.
After the hand, we counted Mizzi at 400,000 in chips and Smith at 350,000.
Bubble Has Burst