2010 Aussie Millions
Event 13: $5,300 Australian Heads Up Championship
Day: 1b
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
5,000 AUD
Entries
50
Level
0
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
On a
flop Langmann check-raised to 1,800 over a 600 chip bet from McMurphy. After thinking about it McMurphy called and the 
hit the turn prompting both players to check.On the river
Langmann led 2,000 and after tanking a good time McMurphy folded.McMurphy has a slim lead at this point, with the game tied 0-0 overall.
Retallick flopped a straight, while Woods had hit top pair. The chips went in, and that's how we are here at 1-1.
They are taking a ten minute spell. David Saab is restlessly awaiting his match, looking forward to a night out on the town.
Florian Langmann and Kyle McMurphy are currently underway.
Andrew Seidman ended Dani Stern's run with a 2-0 victory after a bit of fortune went his way in the second rubber.
Seidman is in the money and will return tomorrow with Brian Roberts.
Florian Langmann finally claimed the scalp of Ron Beggs in a drawn out clash. Langmann won 2-1 and now is up against Kyle McMurphy in the third round. The winner of that advances to tomorrow.
Gary Retallick and Darren Woods are still playing. Woods leads the match 1-0 and the winner meets David Saab in the third round tonight.
Andrew Seidman recently shipped it in with
against Dani Stern's 
.The
flop, left Seidman calling, "T ball, T ball". He got the ten he was looking for, on the turn 
. The 
blanked off the river."I'm running so hot," said Stern. He still trails by a little way against Stern, but is 1-0 up for the match.
He recently doubled back again Dani Stern with
against Stern's 
, after turning an an 
."Round one of who gets dealt the best cards goes to me," said Seidman.
"But I had the best cards preflop," said Stern.
"It's not about preflop, it's about the whole thing," said Seidman. "Therefore I win".
Again we'll leave it with BalugaWhale.
Darren Woods leads Gary Retallick 1-0. They are pretty even in the second rubber.
Florian Langmann and Ron Beggs are still going at 1-1. Langmann now has a pretty imposing chip lead. There should not be long left in that game.
Dani Stern and Andrew Seidman is on as well. Seidman told us, it's 1-0 over there. He also told us that "Dani called me down with Queen high. In game points i'm ahead 1-0, but in life points, i'm down like 10,000".
We'll leave it to BalugaWhale to sign us off on that note.
In total we had 50 entrants who put up $5,300 AUD to play creating a prizepool of $250,000 AUD.
So what are we looking at prize wise in this event?
$75,000 AUD for first. The runner up will get $50,000 AUD.
All quarter-finalists (anyone that plays tomorrow) will make at least $15,625 AUD.
Beggs is ahead about 6,500 to 3,500 at the moment.
