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Robl:
Shak:
The board was all Robl as it ran out
to give Robl a full house and the double up. He's back to over around 100,000 as Shak takes a hit.
2009 Aussie Millions
Event 8 - $100,000 No Limit Hold'em Challenge
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 Aussie Millions
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
100,000 AUD
Prize Pool
2,300,000 AUD
Total Entries
23
Level
13
Blinds
12,000 / 24,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 23
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Robl:
Shak:
The board was all Robl as it ran out
to give Robl a full house and the double up. He's back to over around 100,000 as Shak takes a hit.
Level: 5
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 0
Juanda and Steicke checked to Tran on the button who led out with a bet of 12,000 and both players followed it up with a call.The turn landed the
and with it again being checked to Tran he cut down a bet of 26,000. Juanda passed and the clock counted down on Steicke. Five, four, three, two, "I call" responded Steicke as he slid a stack of grey 1000-chips into the pot plus the additional few thousand.As the crowd gathered and the railbirds leaned as far as they could, the river peeled the
. Steicke stared at the board intently though his Clark Kent-like glasses as the clock again ticked down. With only a second to spare Steicke tapped the table indicating a check, and while shuffling chips in his left hand, JC Tran announced all in.Instantly Steicke announced call, stood up from his chair and tabled
for flopped quads! Tran shook his head and dropped his cards near the muck. As the dealer reached over to muck them, Steicke asked to see the hand that propelled him to the chip lead. The dealer obliged turning over Tran's 
for an under-pair bluff.As Steicke raked in the pot sending him to over 320,000, Tran stood up and headed to consult his entourage of Nam Le, Quinn Do and Novermber Nine final tablist David 'Chino' Rheem. Running into quads didn't cripple Tran as he now sits with a still healthy 160,000.
The flop landed
and action checked to Steicke, who followed up with a continuation bet of 12,000. Robl then check-raised to 34,000 and the action was with Shak. He announced another raise, coming over the top of both players for all of his 190,000 chips.Steicke folded and the countdown was on Robl, who used up his full thirty second time bank. When the count reached zero, he hadn't come to a decision and his hand was declared dead. Shak collected a nice pot and is now up to over 250,000 chips, which is near the top of our chip count leaderboard.
The flop was
and Seidel led out for 25,000. Tran folded and Kagawa made the call.The turn brought the
and Seidel fired again for another 30,000. That was too rich for Kagawa and he gave up the fight. Seidel is looking strong with 220,000 while Kagawa is down to 53,000.
The flop came down
and Antonius checked to Hennigan, who bet 12,500. Antonius flat-called. The turn was the and both players checked taking a free on the river. Antonius bet out 27,000 and Hennigan made the call.Hennigan showed
, but Antonius had flopped a set with his 
. Hennigan avoided losing his whole stack and falls to 119,000 while Antonius now up to 198,000.
Table 29
Seat 1: Chris Ferguson
Seat 2: Tony Bloom
Seat 3: Patrik Antonius
Seat 4: (empty)
Seat 5: Nam Le
Seat 6: Jason Gray
Seat 7: Jeff Lisandro
Seat 8: John Hennigan
Table 31
Seat 1: David Steicke
Seat 2: Andrew Robl
Seat 3: Dan Shak
Seat 4: JC Tran
Seat 5: Masa Kagawa
Seat 6: Bill Jordanou
Seat 7: Erik Seidel
Seat 8: John Juanda
Guoga:
Steicke:
The flop paired up Steicke when it fell
, and Guoga couldn't catch up on the 
turn and river. The power of Steicke eliminated Guoga in 17th place and play has now been reduced to two tables.
