Well, that's all she wrote, sports fans! Day 1 of the 2010 Crown Aussie Millions No Limit Hold'em Six Handed Event is in the books.
From 245 players, the field has been whittled down to just 24. Our chip leader coming back tomorrow is Sam Weir with 246,000, followed by Daniel Neilson (243,700), Tony Dunst (234,700), Kristian Lunardi (232,400) and Oliver Speidel (220,800).
Other big names returning to the felt include Vincent Van Der Fluit (125,400), Michael Greco (81,000), Leo Margets (63,100) and Robert Wang (30,000).
Amongst those to have hit the rail include Andrew Hinrichsen, Barry Woods, Tony Hachem, Dennis Huntly, Stewart Scott, Ross Boatman, James Obst, Sammy Khouiss, Nicolas Faure and Joe Hachem.
Each player will be guaranteed at least AUD $3,920, but expect to see some fireworks early.
Then join us back here tomorrow from 2.15pm GMT +11 when we bring you Day 2 of this event - for now, it's goodnight from all of us here at Crown Casino!
Damon Lum raised to 4,000 before the flop and the action folded around to Daniel Neilson who reraised to 10,700 from the button.
Iwan Jones then pushed all in over the top from the big blind for 32,800; Lum snap-called and Neilson quickly got out of the way.
Lum:
Jones:
Though Jones hit on the flop of , he was drawing very thin when the fell on the turn. The bricked on the river, sending Jones to the rail and we are only one player away from the money!
We don't know how it happened, but Tyler Netter was just down to 2,100 which he managed to move into the middle preflop in a desperate attempt to double up with , but Anton Bertilsson called him down with .
The board was spread and Netter was sent to the rail.
Joe Williams has just been eliminated at the hands of Leo Margets after getting his money into the middle preflop with , only to be outdrawn by Margets' when the board came down .
Margets is back in the hunt, now up to around 75,000 in chips.
The action folded around to Peter Vujic who raised to 3,300 before the flop before Andreas Riegen called from the button.
Kristian Lunardi reraised to 12,800, the big blind got out of the way, Vujic four-bet shoved the rest of his stack into the middle and Lunardi called after Riegen got out of the way.
Lunardi:
Vujic:
The board ran out , sending Vujic to the rail and Lunardi's stack up to 240,000 in chips.