Levy and Heich 1-1
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on a flop of 
with Heich calling with 
for a flush draw. The 
turn and 
river were safe cards for Levy moving him up to 300,000. Heich drops to 470,000.
2009 Aussie Millions
Event 9 - $10,500 Aussie Millions Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
10,000 AUD
Prize Pool
6,810,000 AUD
Entries
681
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
on a flop of with Heich calling with for a flush draw. The turn and river were safe cards for Levy moving him up to 300,000. Heich drops to 470,000.
Ali Ghezelbash Eliminated in 64th Place (AU$15,000)
against Meylakh's 
on the turn of a board that gave each a draw: 
. Of course, Meylakh didn't need to fill his draw to win the hand. The river blanked out 
to send Ghezelbash to the rail.
Let the Bust-out and Double-up Barrage Commence!
Our first short-stack double-up hand belongs to John Paul Kelly. He moved in on a flop of
and was called by Antonio Casale. Kelly flopped a set of threes with 
and was up against Casale's flush draw, 
. All of the drama seeped out of the hand when the turn repeater gave Kelly a full house. He rivered quads, 
, to go along with it.Casale is down to 75,000. Kelly is on roughly 120,000.
We Have a Bubble Boy
. Ashby raised to 35,000 and Zemljaric called.The river fell
. Zemljaric tanked for a minute before checking to Ashby. Ashby made sure he had Zemljaric covered before betting 45,000. Zemljaric asked the dealer to repeat the amount of the bet, then made a waving motion with his hands and said, "OK, I'm all in." Ashby nervously called. Zemljaric turned over complete air, 
. Ashby showed for a set of eights, let out a deep breath, and collected the pot.All of the remaining players are in the money!
Docherty Bluffs Annica Ivert
which saw Ivert lead 11,000, and Docherty once again flat-calling. The 
turn had Ivert once again bet out, this time for 22,000, and Docherty came over the top for 77,000. Annica tanked for a moment before laying her hand down, only for Docherty to flash 
for nothing but a gutshot straight draw.Docherty moves up to 250,000. Ivert down to 540,000.
Heich Wins a Big Pot Off Levy
flop. With one check to Sourideth Inthavong under the gun, he fired 8,000. Grant Levy made the call in middle position and there was another fold to Christian Heich on the button. Heich fired 30,000 and action folded to Sourideth, who tanked a while before folding. Levy then went into the tank before making the call.The turn brought the
, which saw Levy tank for roughly a minute before checking, and Heich moved all in for 500,000. Levy again went into the tank for several minutes, eventually asking the dealer to spread the pot, so he could get a better idea of the amount in it. In the end he made the fold.
Timex Takes One Off Mizzi
flop. Mizzi fired out 15,000, which McDonald flat-called. Both players checked the 
turn and when the river hit the , Mizzi check-folded to a 27,500 bet from McDonald.
Chop Chop
flop Solomon jammed his remaining 60,000 chips and Chronis called.Solomon:
Chronis:
Both players tabled the same top pair, with Chronis freerolling a flush draw. It wouldn't hit though, with the board blanking out
for a split pot.
The Bubble Has Burst! No, It's a Split
flat-called half of his 40,000-chip stack to see a 
flop. Of course on the flop he moved his entire stack in and Gruneberg made the call with
for a draw to a four-card flush. The turn made that flush for Gruneberg and had Kaselias heading to the rail in disgust, with many in the crowd believing he was drawing dead.What they didn't see was that Kaselias could split the pot with any club, making a bigger flush on the board than Gruneberg's. That miracle river hit with the
and Kaselias had to be summoned back to the table from halfway across the room.With the split, Kaselias, the 2008 Melbourne Poker Championship Main Event winner, is still in dire straits as we wait for the bubble to burst.
Bubble Time
Play will now be hand-for-hand across all tables until the bubble bursts!