The players checked down the
board. Marcello Colosimo showed down 
and Pedley stood up, mucked and headed for the rail.
2009 Aussie Millions
Event 9 - $10,500 Aussie Millions Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info
2009 Aussie Millions
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
10,000 AUD
Prize Pool
6,810,000 AUD
Entries
681
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 681
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The players checked down the
board. Marcello Colosimo showed down and Pedley stood up, mucked and headed for the rail.
. He checked to Comer, who led out for 3,000, then he check-raised all in for a total of 9,850. Comer made the call with a drawing hand, 
, that turned out to be ahead of Glannbro's 
. The 
on the turn gave Comer top pair and left Glannbro drawing at the three remaining sixes in the deck. He didn't hit any of them; the river blanked 
to send Glannbro to the rail.
, Jim Sachinidis led out for 1,500. With action on Yvo Molin he bumped it to 4,500 total, which was quickly followed with Sachinidis raising to 9,500.Molin tanked for a little before eventually moving all in, putting Sachinidis to a decision for his tournament life. Sachinidis angrily mucked as he was left to rue his short stack of 6,150.
and Karib Karib made the call. The river fell the 
and with both players checking Angelakis tabled 
for two pair while Karib mucked.After the hand Angelakis moved up to 53,000 as Karib slipped down to his original starting stack with a little over 20,000 chips.
. David Saab and one opponent were heads up. Saab's opponent announced a bet of 3,500. Saab, among the chattier of the players on the international poker circuit, engaged in a rare moment of silence as he threw 9,700 chips out onto the felt. His opponent didn't realize it was a raise. Thinking instead that Saab called, he opened his hand and showed for a Broadway straight.A floor supervisor was called to the table to determine whether a not a penalty should be assessed for an exposed hand. The supervisor ruled that, because Saab's opponent had the nuts, he could not have been trying to get a read off of Saab and that therefore no penalty was warranted. He was allowed to put the chips into the middle for a call only -- no raise was permitted.
It turned out not to matter. Saab also had a ten in his hand resulting in a chopped pot.
. Obst was in commanding lead, showing down against his opponent's 
. However the board did not cooperate. It came running straight cards for Obst's opponent, 
. The loss was only a small hit for Obst, knocking him back to about 27,000.
Noah Schwartz led out for 4,650 and was met with a reraise to 10,000 from John Overbeek. Schwartz went into the tank for several minutes before making the call.Overbeek tabled
but it would be Schwartz's 
that would reward him with the pot and a stack rebuild to over 40,000 in chips.
Obst fired out for 1,800 on a flop of
and Cheung called without hesitation. When the turn paired the board , Obst checked it over to Cheung, who decided that 4,550 was the right number of chips to bet. Obst casually threw a yellow (5,000) chip into the pot and then collected his change after the dealer burned and turned the river. Obst checked again, with Cheung checking behind.The rules at the Crown Poker Room require the last aggressor to open first. In this case, the last aggressor was Cheung. Rather than open, he tossed his cards into the muck! As a result Obst was able to collect a pot worth 17,000 chips without revealing his cards. His count is up to 33,500.
all in preflop against .The board ran out
and Karib moved up to 42,000 in chips.
Chronis has been destroying his table, grinding away taking pot after pot. Most recently he pushed the turn over his opponent's 3,000-chip bet which forced a fold. Chronis moved to a healthy stack of around 52,000 chips, but wasn't happy to stop there.
On a board reading
Chronis called a check-raise on the turn before calling an all-in reraise on the river. His opponent tabled while Chronis slammed down the nuts with . A little healthier, and a little happier, Chronis now sits on 73,000 in chips.
