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Carter is on 8,500 waiting for his spots...
2010 Aussie Millions
Event 1: $1,100 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1a
Event Info
2010 Aussie Millions
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
1,000 AUD
Prize Pool
1,143,000 AUD
Total Entries
1,143
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 1,143
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Carter is on 8,500 waiting for his spots...
flop and received a call.The turn brought a repeat
and Seal's opponent in the big blind didn't give up and fired out again for 500. Seal just flat called and they saw yet another 
fall on the river.The big blind fired out again for 1,000 but Seal popped it once again, this time to 3,000. His opponent called, but Seal flipped
for just quads to take it down. He's up to 18,000.
"What are you, 14, 15 stone?" Casale asked Tarr.
"I'm 103 kilos, so about that," Tarr replied. "But it's a very healthy 103!"
"I'll still beat you in a race though," Casale boasted.
"My money's on Casale," this blogger quipped. "Mine too!" replied Tarr.
According to Eddie's recount, he first managed to take a huge chunk of change out of Demetriou by catching a runner-runner flush against him.
Eddie busted him in the next hand when Demetriou shoved with
on a nine-high flop, only to find Eddie wake up with pocket kings which held all the way.
board against James Akenhead.Taylor tabled
which was too good as Akenhead mucked. Taylor jumps to 35,000 with Akenhead back to 7,000.
While the action isn't clear the chips ended up in the middle with Green's
against the of Daniel Atalla.The board of
gave Top Pair a boat and 16,000 chips, while Atalla exits empty handed.
The money was all in the middle on a flop that read
and it was off to the races:Opponent:
Harman:
Harman needed a miracle and it came when the turn and river produced
, for a runner-runner full house, queens full of aces!The opponent was livid, slamming the table with his hand before storming out of the room. Harman is now on 15,000 in chips.
With a decent preflop exchange, an
flop hit, with Rawiller leading 1,000 chips. The opponent moved in for 8,500 and Rawiller thought a moment before making the call.It was a good call, the opponent shocked the table rolling over
for a rather brave (or stupid) bluff.Rawiller's
would be the best hand after the 
turn and river to add to his mountain of chips.
The
flop was nice to Taylor, and when he led the betting the opponent didn't believe him.On the turn
Taylor shipped in his stack and the opponent made the call trailing by a long way.The
hit the river and Taylor moves into a good position.
In a recent hand, Budin got his chips into the middle on a
board holding pocket nines against Jason Guiliano who aggressively played his 
straight draw. The river filled up Budin to jump him to 24,000 and send Guiliano to the exit.
