Level: 5
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
2009 Aussie Millions
Event 7 - $1,650 Bounty Feature Event
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 Aussie Millions
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
1,500 AUD
Entries
449
Level
28
Blinds
10,000 / 20,000
Ante
2,000
Players Left 1 / 449
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and found a race situation against Craig Bergeron's 
. An opponent holding 
also came along for the ride making up a three way all in.Unfortunately for Chronis, the flop brought
to put him behind. He didn't catch up. With all three players holding similar size stacks, Chronis collected a tiny side pot of 1,500 after eliminating the player with . Bergeron collected the main pot of 15,800.Only a few hands later, Chronis raised the pot to 1,000 and found a caller. After they took the
flop, his opponent moved all in. After thinking it over for a moment, Chronis decided his now 4,000 chip stack could find a better spot and he mucked his cards.
, but Bruno Portaro was wise to his ways as he made the call with 
.The board ran out
and Portaro made a broadway straight, which was more than enough to overcome Cabrera. Portaro jumped to 13,400.
against Chu's 
. He had the worse hand after the 
flop. The turn 
gave Chu trips and the lock hand. He made an unnecessary full house with the 
river.
would flop top pair on the 
flop. Both players checked, and Veenhuyzen's hand improved when the
fell on the turn. His opponent led into him, and when Veenhuyzen moved all in, his opponent snap called for the remainder of his chips holding 
.The
on the river was no help to the all in player and his tournament is over. Max Veenhuyzen now has over 8,500 in chips.
. MacNaughton was first to act and checked to Bergeron, who moved all in. MacNaughton made the call for less, a total of 5,025."Do you have ace-queen?" Bergeron asked.
"Yes," MacNaughton replied. Incredibly, without waiting to see MacNaughton's cards, Bergeron shipped his own hand into the muck. MacNaughton never did open his hand, surrendering his cards face down as he collected a pot worth 27,000 chips. Bergeron remains in the tournament with about 6,500.
The pot was opened preflop to 450 by Kochan from under the gun, and play folded to the button who made the call. Guzzardi, in the big blind, also decided to come along for the ride.
All three players checked the
flop, and Guzzardi would be first to fire at the 
turn. Guzzardi bet out 300, which Kochan promptly called and the button folded.With the river bringing an
, Guzzardi fired 1,650 and Kochan went into the tank. With 20 seconds to act, Kochan eventaully timed out and 'TheBigSiCkO' was true to form, rolling over 
for his winning stone cold bluff.Guzzardi moves up over 10,000 now and will be a player to look out for later today.
Topakas raised to 600 from the cutoff and Gorr moved all in from the small blind for around 2,400. Topakas made the call.
Gorr:
Topakas:
The board ran out
, missing both players to leave Topakas with the best hand. Gorr departed and Topakas moved up to 6,000 chips.
