Gent Goes One Up
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up against David Gent's 
.The board ran out
to see Dent go one up in their best of three round three match.
2009 Aussie Millions
Event 10 - $5,300 Heads Up Championship
Day: 1b
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
2009 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
5,000 AUD
Entries
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up against David Gent's .The board ran out
to see Dent go one up in their best of three round three match.
Round Two Match Ups
Chris Moorman vs. Emad Tahtouh
Eddy Sabat vs. David Rheem
Alexander Kostritsyn vs. David Gent
Jan Suchanek vs. Robert Kay
John Tabatabai vs. Andrew Scott
Kent Lundmark vs. Koray Turker
Martin Klaser vs. Jason Gray
** underline indicates they have already advanced
The Marathon Has Been Won!
Scott is now straight into the only Round Two match remaining against John Tabatabai; who after being the first to make Round Two, is the last to start his match.
Level: 2
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
Gray Makes Round Three
Jason Gray checked the action to Martin Klaser who led out for 300. Gray then followed with a check-raise to 800 and Klaser made the call.The turn landed the
and Gray made it 600 to go and was met with Klaser moving all in. Gray quickly made the call for his remaining 2,200 and tabled the nuts with 
. Klaser announced, "That's so sick!" and flipped over this 
to be drawing dead to a chop.The river fell the
and Gray took the lead leaving Klaser with only 3,600 in chips. A few hands later Gray would take care of Klaser when his 
flopped an ace all in preflop against Klaser's 
.
Round Three Structure
The structure still follows a best of three format with a starting stack of 10,000 with blinds beginning at 100-200 and increasing every 20 minutes.
Match Updates
Andrew Scott vs. Dmitriy Ivanteev (1-1)
Round Two
Jason Gray vs. Martin Klaser (1-1)
Round Three
David Gent vs. Eddy Sabat
Michael Pesek vs. Emad Tahtouh
Jan Suchanek
Koray Turker
(all advanced and waiting on opponent)
Rheem's Roller Coaster
After starting the second match with Eddy Sabat and building a 3-to-1 lead, he slowly got chipped away before check-shoving on a
board. He followed that with moving all in with 
to build back to 3,000.Rheem then found a double with
against Sabat's 
, with the board running out 
to take over the slight chip lead. "The golden rule in poker baby is don't ever give up!" Rheem said to his girlfriend who was sweating the action.However Sabat regained the lead when his
held against Rheem's . Rheem flopped a gutshot straight draw but never improved. Down to his last few thousand, Rheem's all-in dark 
couldn't outdraw Sabat's 
with the board running out 
. Rheem exited to the rail as Sabat advanced to Round Three to play David Gent.
Play Slowing Right Down
Round One
Andrew Scott vs. Dmitriy Ivanteev (1-0)
(and are still even in chips)
Round Two
Jason Gray vs. Martin Klaser (0-1)
Jan Suchanek vs. Robert Kay (1-0)
Eddy Sabat vs. David Rheem (1-0)
Emad Tahtouh vs. Chris Moorman (1-1)
Round Three
Michael Pesek
David Gent
Koray Turker
(all advanced and waiting on opponent)
Tahtouh in Control
Tahtouh called a 300 preflop raise from Moorman, then check-called 300 on the flop followed by 600 on the turn before the river went check, check, on a board reading
.Moorman tabled
for a busted straight draw while Tahtouh tabled to take the pot and a 3-to-1 chip advantage.