2010 Aussie Millions
Event 1: $1,100 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1c
Players Left 1 / 1,143
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Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25


flop, making it 1,500 to play. His opponent called, and the
hit the turn. Nguyen checked again, but this time just flat called the 2,500-chip bet.On the
river, Nguyen plonked all of his last 7,000 chips into the middle and his opponent quickly called. Nguyen revealed 
for trip nines, which was good to take it down and move up to 21,000 chips.
by Manny Rodrigues. Both players checked the flop before Saab fired out 1,500 on the turn and 2,500 on the river. Rodrigues called both bets showing
but Saab showed
to move up to 22,000. Rodrigues is on 9,500
"I was tilting my brain off, but I'm ok now..." she sighed. After earlier being down to 4,500, De Cesare is now back up to around 14,000.
Sorel Mizzi raised preflop to 550 and got two callers and they saw a
flop.The board was checked to Mizzi who bet 900, the first caller folded but the big blind check-raised to 2,500. Mizzi made the call.
On the
the big blind bet 3,000 and again Mizzi called and the hand reached the
river where the big blind moved all-in for 5,600. Mizzi called with
and the big blind could only produce an airball of
.The very next hand...
Mizzi again raised to 550 and the small blind called.
Both players checked the
flop before the small blind fired out bets of 1,000 and 2,000 on the
turn and
river. Mizzi called down with
to which his opponent could only show
.Mizzi has jumped up to 55,000.
Both players checked all the way down a board of




; Scott then looked up at Juvie and said, "You've got me beat.""No, I reckon you do," he replied, showing

- to Juvie's amazement, Scott mucked!"Why do I always do this to myself?" Scott lamented.


between Michael Tran, who showed 
for a flush draw but was behind Adam Kane who tabled 
for top pair and the nut flush draw.Tran needed a miracle but the
came down on the turn, sealing the deal for Kane and Tran's fate when the river
completed the board.
against
and caught a third
on the river for a full double up.