Level 7
: 400/800, 100 ante
"I've had lots of good hands today," we heard Oliver Gill say as we passed his table. "Aces, queens, Ace-Queen."
It's no wonder Gill's stack is one of the few to reach six-figures.
Despite having almost $200,000 in live tournament results and an immense online record (playing at PokerStars under the screen name "Talerric"), Gill has never cashed in an ANZPT Main Event. Maybe he will change that this week.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
105,000
41,575
|
41,575 |
. It was Lorinda Johnson who had opened the cutoff holding 
and she made the call, putting Nguyen at risk.
board meant it was all over.
flop on the felt and with him, Gary Benson and the player in the big blind all committing 3,000 each. The turn was a 
and the big blind and Benson (hijack), checked to Gill, who bet 8,800 in the cutoff position. The big blind called, Benson tank-called and the board was completed with a 
on the river. This time all three players checked.
the two-pair was good to see Benson’s cards hit the muck face down and Gill to turn over his 
and say, “I should not have flatted kings preflop evidently.”
after Stev Lackovic had opened to 2,300 from early position. The 
flop would see Gill check-call with his flush, he then check-called a bet on the “brick” turn and donk led for 17,800 on the “brick” river. Lackovic jammed and Gill called off another 10,000.
