but ran into Graeme Woodbine's 
as he made an easy call.The board landed
and Farrujia can't spike her ace as she is eliminated in 38th place. She'll take home AU$2,520 for her efforts today.
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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but ran into Graeme Woodbine's as he made an easy call.The board landed
and Farrujia can't spike her ace as she is eliminated in 38th place. She'll take home AU$2,520 for her efforts today.
and once again Ben Delaney was happy to call with an ace as he held the lead with his 
.The first three community cards were an uneventful
. However the 
spiked on the turn to the disgust of Delaney who stood and walked away from the table. However the "ooohs" from the table were a clue that the 
had fallen on the river and he returned to scoop in the chips.Shiong is eliminated as Delaney is now up to 96,00 chips.
Boeree:
Delaney:
The board ran out
and Boeree avoids a potential splitting of 40th place prize with the bubble boy as she doubles up to over 35,000 chips to keep her fans glued to the rail on the feature table for a little longer this evening.
For that to have been true, someone must have been eliminated. The unfortunate soul who was the last out before the money was Pam MacNaughton. She open-shoved from the button for roughly 20,000 chips with
and was called by Sean Keeton in the big blind, who showed . MacNaughton was unable to catch her ace on a board of 
and was eliminated in 41st place.Keeton is up to 120,000 chips.
against Michael Chrisanthopoulos' 
. We're not sure at what point the chips went in, but the board ran out 
to make a Broadway straight for Field and a set of kings for Chrisanthopoulos."See, that kind of stuff only happens when you're a bounty," said Eric Assadourian, shaking his head at the brutality of the beat.
"What?" asked a sheepish Field. "I had a pretty hand." His pretty hand netted him a double up to approximately 28,000 chips.
After one short stack moved all in from middle position, Mark Attard moved in over the top for 43,000. Topakas had them both covered and made the call.
MP:
Attard:
Topakas:
The board favoured Attard when it fell
, however a two-outer 
on the turn was all Topakas as he took command in the hand. The river bricked the 
and Topakas eliminates both opponents to jump out to 103,000, much to the relief of the Topakas clan watching from home.
When his short-stacked opponent moved all in from the cutoff, Delaney made the call with
to find himself ahead of his opponent's .The board was not good for Delaney as it arrived
to all but end the hand. The turn was the 
and river and Delaney is back down to 65,000 and ruing his sprint back to the table after the break!
Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 100
