2010 Aussie Millions
Event 3: $1,100 Limit Hold'em
Day: 1
Level: 10
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 0
Dinner Break
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Steicke Wins a Monster Before Dinner
An unknown third party opened the pot with a raise. Steicke then three-bet and Barny Boatman capped it. Both the unknown and Steicke called.
The flop came down and Steicke checked to Boatman who led out with a bet. The unknown player called and when the action returned to Steicke, he check-raised. Both of his opponents called, bringing the action to the turn -- .
On 4th Street, Steicke led out with a bet, Boatman called and the unknown player released his hand, sending the action heads-up to the river -- .
Steicke fired one last bet on the end and Boatman called, prompting a showdown at which point Steicke tabled the winning hand -- a pocket pair of nines. Boatman showed before sending his cards into the muck.
After the hand, Boatman was left with 16,000 in chips.
Another One Sorted
Sortino was holding for a set but his opponent had a few outs with his . It wasn't to be, as the completed the board and Sortino moved up to 8,500 chips.
7-7-7 a Game Killer for Ravesi
Ravesi told one of our reporters that he got it all in holding aces against an opponent's sevens and said opponent managed to spike a third seven to chip Ravesi down to his last 2,000, which he lost a few moments later.
Suchanek Straightens One Out
Suchanek tabled for overpair and straight draw but had some work to do as his opponent held . Suchanek found the help he needed as he improved to a straight with the turn, before the rounded out the board.
Suchanek sends another one to the rail as he moves up to 12,000 in chips.
Level: 9
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 0
That's Limit For Ya...
With a raise in front of him, Benson put in the three bet and his opponent made the call to see a flop. Benson's continuation bet was called and the appeared on the turn.
Once again the action checked to Benson who fired a bet, with his opponent making the call.
The river landed a repeat and Benson's opponent led out with an all-in bet which was quickly called.
Benson revealed but his opponent had caught running tens with his to take down the pot. Benson slips to 8,500.
Gorr Gone
Gorr:
Skountzos:
The board landed to pair Skountzos and leave Gorr heading to an early dinner. Skountzos is back up to 4,600.