and the 
and made the call. He was up against 
. The board four-flushed in spades, 
, to give Delaney the nut flush. He eliminated another player and is now sitting behind 62,000 chips.
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 the and made the call. He was up against . The board four-flushed in spades, , to give Delaney the nut flush. He eliminated another player and is now sitting behind 62,000 chips.
Chrisanthopoulos'
was never really in danger against Woodman's 
with the flop coming 
. The 
would leave Woodman drawing dead, with the river sealing the hand.Michael Chrisanthopoulos has rowed his boat through to 30,000 in chips and a new life in this tournament.
Tomorrow's playing session will see cards in the air at 4:00pm local time.
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 75
in a dominating position against Hester's . Each player made aces and threes by the river, but Reddie's queen out-kicked Hester's ten.On a completely unrelated note, Reddie informed us that he was in a bit of a scrap with Mark Vos last night at the Vegas bar. Reddie is sporting a small cut on his face tonight, the result of catching Vos' watch right across the nose. As retaliation he has threatened to toss Vos in the Yarra River just outside the Crown Casino before the end of the Aussie Millions.
against the 
of Brendon Rubie.The
flop gave Nelson hope, but the board ran out 
to give Nelson Queens Full of Eights and Rubie Queens Full of Nines.Nelson heads to rail, while Rubie eliminates him and chips up a little more to 50,000. More importantly he claims Nelson's prized bounty to at least get his buy in back.
Kellett moved all in covering Davis. Davis made the call with 
and was ahead of Kellett who had 
for top pair with a flush draw.As the river hit the
Kellett exploded into raucous celebration, much to the chagrin of Davis. Realizing the over-zealousness in the moment Kellett quickly apologized to Davis, unfortunately for her though it still wouldn't change the fact that her tournament is over.Kellett on the other hand is up to 60,000.
Timoshenko holding
got the best of the 
flop and never looked back. With an 
on the turn both players put 8,500 into the pot and on the river Timoshenko bet his last 10,000, which was check-called by Georges.Timoshenko bounces up to over 40,000. The hand left Georges with just 2,000 and he was eliminated shortly after.
