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all in for his tournament life and Zhi Hong Ma tabling 
.The board rolled out
as Karambis doubled up to 64,000 while Ma is down to just 12,000
2009 Aussie Millions
Event 6 - $1,150 No Limit Hold'em w/ Rebuys
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 Aussie Millions
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
1,000 AUD
Prize Pool
583,000 AUD
Total Entries
126
Level
18
Blinds
5,000 / 10,000
Ante
500
Players Left 1 / 126
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all in for his tournament life and Zhi Hong Ma tabling .The board rolled out
as Karambis doubled up to 64,000 while Ma is down to just 12,000
He quickly tabled
and said, "Oh s**t, I thought we were playing Baccarat!"The conversation continued between him and Grant Levy for a little while. "The other day I was dealt aces three times in a row . . . it was no use though, it was on the Baccarat table" responded Khouiss. Levy followed with, "Double down?" obviously having a crack at Khouiss.
Khouiss stared at Levy shaking his head, "Have you even played Baccarat? . . . What's your biggest bet?". With no real response from Levy, play continued with Khouiss obviously itching for some natural nine action soon.
Larry Karambis led out for 5,000. With the action on Jonathan Karamalikis he min-raised to 10,000 which was immediately followed by Karambis moving all in.Karamalikis insta-called tabling
for a flopped set while Karambis showed 
. The turn fell a meaningless 
and Karamalikis moved to just under 70,000 as Karambis dropped to 30,000.
Siu:
Ma:
The board ran out
and Siu headed to the rail as Ma continues with his climb up the leaderboard; now sitting on 47,000 in chips.
from the small blind and was called by Marek Kolk in the big blind holding 
. The board brought no help to Channing as he made his exit from the tournament area.
against Sam Khouiss' 
. Neither player improved as McKeever's night came to an end.Robert Wang also busted when he ran
into Gerry Fitt's . 26 players remain.
outdrew Blackmore's 
when the board filled out 
.With that pot Portaro moved up to 31,000 in chips.
and was up against Zhi Hong Ma's .The board ran out
as Lechich came up on the losing end and headed to the rail. Zhi Hong Ma ran his stack up to 45,000 with that win.
with and was called by Sam Vakili holding .The turn and river didn't help Wong landing the
and , and with Wong headed to the rail, Vakili jumped up to 25,500 in chips.
Of the starting 126 players only 32 remain with Nik Lackovic sitting on top with 75,000 chips. With an average chip stack of 27,000 there is still a lot of play left in the day.
Grab the popcorn and the caffeine because its going to be a long night as we play down to the final table.
