From under the gun, Mile Krstanoski raised to 170,000. Oliver Speidel three-bet from the small blind to 370,000 and Krstanoski made the call to take a flop.
The flop came down and Speidel checked. Krstanoski checked right behind and the turn brought the . Again, both players checked.
The river was the and both players checked once more.
Speidel showed the for a pair of eights and Krstanoski mucked.
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Kenneth Wong raised from under the gun and Mile Krstanoski called from the big blind to see the flop come down . It was another paired flop at this 2012 Aussie Millions Main Event final table and Krstanoski check-called a bet of 150,000 from Wong.
The turn was the and Krstanoski checked. Wong bet 300,000 and Krstanoski folded his hand.
From under the gun, Mile Krstanoski raised all in for 1.04 million. Oliver Speidel reraised all in from the small blind and Mohamad Kowssarie folded from the big blind.
Krstanoski:
Speidel:
The flop, turn and river ran out and Krstanoski doubled through.
Oliver Speidel just won the largest pot of the tournament thanks to flopping a full house against Mile Krstanoski.
Speidel raised the button and Krstanoski called from the big blind to take the flop. After Krstanoski checked, Speidel bet 200,000. Krstanoski made the call.
The turn was the and Krstanoski check-called again, but this time for a larger amount of 500,000.
The completed the board on the river and Krstanoski bet out one million into Speidel. Speidel raised to 2.7 million and Krstanoski called.
Speidel tabled a flopped full house with the and Krstanoski mucked his hand.
Kenneth Wong checked the flop and Oliver Speidel checked back. The turn was the and Wong bet 150,000. Speidel made the call. The river was the and Wong checked. Speidel didn't fall for the bait and checked behind. Speidel showed a straight with , but Wong had the best hand with the .
Massive chip leader Oliver Speidel raised to 175,000 from the cutoff seat. Mohamad Kowssarie called from the button and Kenneth Wong called from the big blind. All three players saw the flop come down and Wong checked. Speidel bet 300,000, Kowssarie folded and then Wong called.
The turn was the and both players checked to see the board pair on the end with the . Wong bet 400,000 and Speidel mucked.
The 2012 Aussie Millions Main Event is down to four players after the elimination of Patrick Healy in fifth place.
From under the gun, Healy put in an opening raise to 160,000 and Oliver Speidel made the call from the button after standing up from his seat to get a look at Healy's stack. The flop came down and Healy bet 100,000. Speidel raised to 350,000 and Healy snap-shoved all in for around 1.8 million or so. Speidel quickly called.
Speidel had flopped top two pair with the and had Healy nearly dead to rights with the . The turn meant that Healt was drawing dead and could no longer win the hand. The river landed with the to officially seal the deal.
Healy walked away with A$300,000 for his finish while Speidel climbed to over 10 million in chips.
and Speidel checked. Krstanoski checked right behind and the turn brought the 
. Again, both players checked.
and both players checked once more.
for a pair of eights and Krstanoski mucked.
. It was another paired flop at this 2012 Aussie Millions Main Event final table and Krstanoski check-called a bet of 150,000 from Wong.
and Krstanoski checked. Wong bet 300,000 and Krstanoski folded his hand.
and Krstanoski doubled through.
flop. After Krstanoski checked, Speidel bet 200,000. Krstanoski made the call.
and Krstanoski check-called again, but this time for a larger amount of 500,000.
and Krstanoski mucked his hand.
flop and Oliver Speidel checked back. The turn was the 
and Wong checked. Speidel didn't fall for the bait and checked behind. Speidel showed a straight with 
, but Wong had the best hand with the 
. Wong bet 400,000 and Speidel mucked.
and Healy bet 100,000. Speidel raised to 350,000 and Healy snap-shoved all in for around 1.8 million or so. Speidel quickly called.
and had Healy nearly dead to rights with the 
. The turn 
meant that Healt was drawing dead and could no longer win the hand. The river landed with the 