The designated "table of death" from earlier today is still alive and kicking, minus Jackie Glazier who was eliminated earlier in the day. Of the four prominent players remaining at the table, it is Brendon Rubie who has the largest stack, while Tom Grigg and Jay Kinkade have both accumulated a hefty amount of chips. Kristian Lunardi is still alive and kicking, albeit with far less chips than his opponents.
We arrived at Brendon Rubie's table with a flop out on the felt and with Rubie squaring off against one opponent. The player bet out with 7,000 here and Rubie made the call.
Both players opted to check the turn and a would complete the board on the river. This time Rubie's opponent would lead for 10,000 and Rubie made the call.
Rubie's , for a pair of aces, was strong enough to send his opponent's straight into the muck.
2012 Aussie Millions Main Event champion Oliver Speidel has just been eliminated. Oliver Gill explained what happened to his fellow countryman:
Speidel had raised pre flop, and a bunch of players called creating a multi-way pot. The flop brought out , and Speidel bet around 3,000. One player decided to call, after which there was a raise to around 9,000. Speidel opted to move all in for 13,000 chips, and the caller folded. The raiser was not going anywhere, and he called with . Speidel was behind against his opponent's nut flush draw as he tabled .
Neither the turn nor the river saved Speidel, who headed for the exit.
Just prior to the final break of the night, Dale Marsland has made a quick double up. Marsland held when he got his short stack in against an opponent's . The board was very nice for Marsland and he raked in the much needed chips.