couldn't get past the 
of Billy "The Croc' Argyros when the board fell 
. All the chips went in the middle preflop.Argyros is looking for another cash result as he hangs on with 15,000 chips.
2009 Aussie Millions
Event 4 - $1,100 Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
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couldn't get past the of Billy "The Croc' Argyros when the board fell . All the chips went in the middle preflop.Argyros is looking for another cash result as he hangs on with 15,000 chips.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 0
On a flop of
, Bach raised and Willcocks moved all in. Bach quickly called and the players turned over their hands.Bach showed
and Willcocks was going to need some help to stay alive in the tournament with his 
. Fortunately for Willcocks, help wasn't far away as the turn dropped the
. Bach couldn't redraw on the 
river and Willcocks escaped the jaws of elimination.Willcocks moves up to 17,000. Bach is back down to 42,000.
They took a flop of
and Macguire checked to Obst, who fired 1,600. Maguire made the call. The turn fell the and both players checked. The river was the , and Maguire's 3,200 bet was called by Obst.Maguire tabled
, which was good as Obst mucked. Maguire is up to 81,000 with Obst falling to 18,000.
On a board of
, Levy bet, and Zach Fellows made the call.The river
saw Levy bet and Fellows called yet again.Levy showed
and Fellows quickly mucked. Fellows is now one foot out the door at 3,200, and Levy is amongst the leaders at 67,000.
and Tahtouh came out firing with a bet. Levy made the call.The turn was the
and Tahtouh fired a second barrel. Levy went into the tank and deliberated over the decision as Tahtouh threatened to call the clock saying, "I don't think I've ever had to call the clock on someone in a limit tournament before!" Levy eventually made the call.The river landed the
and Tahtouh's third bullet was again called by Levy. Tahtouh tabled 
for ace-high, as Levy breathed a sigh of relief and showed for the only pair."Why don't you raise sometime?" quipped Tahtouh. Levy is now up to 60,000 with Tahtouh back to 27,500.
On the
flop, Shak bet out and Stevenson flat called. On the turn, Shak once again fired and Stevenson called. At the river Shak once again bet, and once again Stevenson flat called.Shak showed
for a full house and Stevenson mucked. Shak rolls up to 41,000, while Stevenson is down to 20,600.
, and Maguire check-raised the bet from Obst, who called.The turn was the
and Maguire bet out while Obst called. The river was the and again Maguire bet. Obst again called but Maguire tabled for trip tens and Obst mucked.Obst might be starting to get nervous as we approach the money bubble, with his stack slipping back to 24,000 chips. Maguire is up to 53,000.
Horowitz moved the remainder of his chips into the pot preflop holding
and found a caller in Grunberg with .The flop of
was bad for Horowitz, but the on the turn was certainly worse.Horowitz was the first champion of the tournament that eventually became the Aussie Millions. In the first year Crown held its "Australiasian Championship" it was a fixed limit hold'em format, rather than a no limit hold'em event. Horowitz emerged triumphant from that field of 74 runners to claim the $25,900 prize money.
Interestingly enough, Ken Eastwood (2nd), David Gorr (3rd), Leo Boxell (4th), and Jason Gray (6th) all made that final table and were all also in the field today.
The flop landed
, and Levy checked to Tahtouh, who fired out a bet. Levy made the call.The turn was the
and this time Levy led out with a bet. Tahtouh folded and Levy flashed him the 
. Some mind games are developing on this table as we approach the money stage, with Levy looking set for another cash finish with 55,000 chips.
