2009 Aussie Millions
Event 7 - $1,650 Bounty Feature Event
Day: 2
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. Nguyen made it 45,000 to go and was called only by Wardak.The turn was the
. Nguyen led out again, this time for 75,000, then watched as Wardak moved all in for more than 400,000 chips. Nguyen's cheeks seemed to be rapid-fire trembling as he contemplated his decision, but he finally laid down his hand as the dealer counted down the last seconds of his time bank.That brought raucous cheers from the Jim Beam Party Crew, which only intensified when Wardak showed
. After the hand, Nguyen removed his red and white hooded jacket and rolled up his sleeves. Looks like things are about to get bloody!
. Edison calmly used almost all of his time bank before betting 50,000. Each of his opponents folded in turn.
Delaney followed it up with a 32,000-chip bet on a flop of
. Nguyen called. Both players checked the
turn. On the
river, Delaney checked and then folded to a bet of 60,000.
Just another good time at the Aussie Millions!
. Keeton checked to Delaney, who fired out 80,000 chips. Keeton opted for the check-raise all in, which Delaney snap-called, jumping out of his chair with a cry of "Yeah" and another fist pump after the hands were opened.Keeton:

Delaney:

The board bricked out
to send Keeton to the rail. He earned AU$47,250 in addition to the bounties he collected. We now have an overwhelming chip leader in Ben Delaney.
flop, check-called another 60,000 on the
turn, then check-folded when Delaney moved all in for more than Channing's stack on the
river.The next hand Sean Keeton opened for 30,000 from the button. Channing was in the small blind and moved all in for roughly 170,000. Keeton double-fist-pump-snap-called, tabling
. Channing was in serious trouble as he showed
, a hand that was completely crushed. He got no help from the
board, departing in fifth palce for a payday of AU$31,500.Channing was one of the two remaining bounties, so Keeton has earned himself another AU$1,000 with that elimination. He's picked up two bounties at the final table. From here, everything is a freeroll for him.
Kibler-Melby:

Delaney:

Delaney gave a clap and a fist pump upon seeing Kibler-Melby's cards. He had both of Kibler-Melby's suits covered, so there would be no four-flush bad beat. The flop came down
. The turn and river were small blanks, the
and the
. Kibler-Melby stood up from his chair and shook Delaney's hand before walking off to collect his AU$25,200.