button in Safari
The flop of
was checked by both players. The 
peeled off on the turn and Mizzi led for 36,000. Fellows made the call. The river was the 
and Mizzi fired another 66,000 which Fellows called.Mizzi tabled
which was good to collect the pot.
2009 Aussie Millions
Event 9 - $10,500 Aussie Millions Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info
2009 Aussie Millions
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
10,000 AUD
Prize Pool
6,810,000 AUD
Total Entries
681
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 681
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The flop of
was checked by both players. The peeled off on the turn and Mizzi led for 36,000. Fellows made the call. The river was the and Mizzi fired another 66,000 which Fellows called.Mizzi tabled
which was good to collect the pot.
board, where Lechich and Smith checked to Ramakrishnan, who fired out for 120,000."Are you trying to steal my pot?" Lechich asked. He didn't wait for an answer before making the call. Once Smith folded, Ramakrishnan showed
. Lechich tabled 
and collected the pot. He's close to 1.0 million in chips now. Ramakrishnan took the hit back to 1.7 million without breaking his stride.
Also, as we approach major milestones during the tournament such as payout jumps, dinner breaks or the end of the day, it is a natural tendency for players to tighten up their play in order to reach the next milestone.
In a major tournament such as the World Series of Poker or the Aussie Millions, there is a huge jump between finishing in the top 20 and reaching the final table. All of the recognition is for the final table players, while we will soon forget those who fell short.
The play here is currently in this phase, as players start to think about reaching the glory of an Aussie Millions final table berth.
. Heich showed him 
and the race was on. Heich emerged victorious, pairing his king on a flop of 
and then turning another, 
. The 
that hit the river was a safe card for Heich, allowing him to double to a shade more than 700,000. Chronis is down to roughly one million in chips.
Ellis shoved from the cutoff for 180,000 and Boatman called in the big blind.
Ellis:
Boatman:
The board fell
and Ellis hits the rail in 17th place, collecting AU$65,000. Boatman is now up to 720,000.
strong and it paid off. He raised all in from the button for a total of 230,000 after Zach Fellows opened for 32,000. Fellows tanked for several minutes before making the call with .The flop came down
, giving Fellows a pair of kings. Another four hit the turn, taking away Fellows' two-pair outs. He could win with only a king on the river. There was a flash of paint as the river came down, drawing a gasp from the crowd, but it not a king -- it was the . That made two pair, kings and queens, for Fellows, but he lost to Smith's aces and fours.Smith doubled up to 530,000. Fellows is down to 840,000.
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000
. On the turn , Chronis led out for 55,000. Scott raised him to 150,000 and Chronis called.Both players checked the
river. Scott showed down 
, having made a pair of queens on the turn. That was a winner. Scott and Chronis therefore traded places in the counts, with Scott moving up to 1.35 million and Chronis sidling down to 1.20 million.
