Event 12: $550 PokerPro Seven Card Stud | 2010 Aussie Millions

01-26-2010 22:41 UTC+11

Back from Dinner

donpeters

The players are back in action.

Level: 14

Blinds: 0/0

Ante: 0

01-26-2010 22:36 UTC+11

Break

donpeters

The remaining five players are on a short break.

01-26-2010 22:35 UTC+11

Wan Gets One from Boxell

donpeters

Leo Boxell: (X-X) {7-Spades}

(X)
Vincent Wan: (X-X) {K-Hearts}

(X)

Want was betting the entire way with Boxell coming along on every street. But, after each playing received seventh street, Wan bet and Boxell folded his hand. The pot was a big one worth about 65,000 chips and Wan scooped it in. He's up to 183,710 now. Boxell dropped to 120,765.

Tags: Leo Boxell Vincent Wan

01-26-2010 22:29 UTC+11

Angelikis Increases; Thorton Gets Shorter

donpeters

Con Angelakis just scooped in another 30,000 chips after his split pair of jacks held up in a pot against Vincent Wan and Vic Thorton. Neither of his opponents showed and Angelakis is up to 90,000 now. Thorton is the shortest stack with just 18,000.

Tags: Con Angelakis Vic Thorton Vincent Wan

01-26-2010 22:25 UTC+11

Breathing Room for Angelakis

donpeters

Con Angelakis just got some more breathing room after he won a 66,000-chip pot from Vic Thorton. He's now up to 78,000 while Thorton is down to 25,000.

Tags: Con Angelakis Vic Thorton

01-26-2010 22:23 UTC+11

Chip Counts

donpeters

Vincent Wan - 187,000
Leo Boxell - 143,000
Vic Thorton - 64,000
Peter Smyth - 53,000
Con Angelakis - 49,000

01-26-2010 22:12 UTC+11

Here Comes Wan

donpeters

Vincent Wan has stormed up to 150,000 and gotten most of his chips from Peter Smyth. Smyth was the one-time chip leader, but now is the short stack with 53,000 chips.

Tags: Peter Smyth Vincent Wan

Level: 13

Blinds: 0/0

Ante: 0

01-26-2010 22:03 UTC+11

Slow Goings

donpeters

Not much has been going on except for some trading of antes back and forth. All the players are just about even right now with around 100,000 in chips. The shortest stack belongs to Vincent Wan who has 90,000 and Con Angelakis has the largest stack now with 112,000. Everyone else is in between that making for a very close race.

There is a decent crowd on the rail for the event despite it only getting 25 players. The rail has roughly 20 spectators checking out the action and a few more are added to the mix here and there as they walk through the aisle to the main part of the poker room. Everyone at the table has someone railing them and most of the players on the final table are pretty well-known Australian players.