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All of the chips went in preflop with Karamalikis holding
against his opponent 
. The board ran out 
to make Karamalikis a full house and a stack of 23,000.
2010 Aussie Millions
Event 7: $1,150 No Limit Hold'em w/ Rebuys
Day: 1
Event Info
2010 Aussie Millions
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
1,000 AUD
Total Entries
108
Level
16
Blinds
3,000 / 6,000
Ante
500
Players Left 1 / 108
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All of the chips went in preflop with Karamalikis holding
against his opponent . The board ran out to make Karamalikis a full house and a stack of 23,000.
Mark Kassis - 15,000 (defending champion)
Gary Benson - 14,500
[Removed:197] - 14,000
Lee Nelson - 10,200
Shane Warne - 9,000
Neil Channing - 7,300
Tony Dunst - 5,300
Benny Spindler - 5,000
Annette Obrestad - 4,300
Billy "The Croc" Argyros - 4,000
Rayan Nathan - 3,500
Trung Tran - 3,100
only to run into Tino Lechich who re-shoved with 
.The board ran out
to eliminate Kolk.
Nelson found
up against 
and 
in a three way all in situation.The board ran out
to move Nelson to 11,500.
Level: 4
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
Warne was holding
on the flop and check-called a 500 chip bet from his opponent. On the turn Warne bet 500 which the opponent called and they moved to the river 
.Warne must have sensed some confidence from his opponent because he went for the home run (or is six more fitting here?) moving all in. The opponent though for a few moments before making the call for his stack and mucking upon seeing Warne's hand.
Warne is up to 16,000.
Lichtenberger clashed with defending Main Event champion Stewart Scott. We caught action on the turn with the board reading
.Lichtenberger fired out 1,600 on the turn with Scott raising to 3,300. Lichtenberger made the call and the river was the
.Lichtenberger moved all in with Scott quickly calling and tabling
to cooler Lichtenberger's 
with a bigger full house.Lichtenberger exits, while Scott continues to be chipleader.
A total of 356 rebuys/add-ons were made and a prizepool of $464,000 AUD was created. Even though the event is only down in attendance from last year by 18 players, the prizepool is short $119,000 AUD.
The top 10 seats will be paid with the winner taking home $129,920 AUD. Here are the complete payouts.
1st - $129,920 AUD
2nd - $92,800 AUD
3rd - $64,960 AUD
4th - $46,400 AUD
5th - $37,120 AUD
6th - 27,840 AUD
7th - $23,200 AUD
8th - $18,560 AUD
9th - $13,920 AUD
10th - $9,280 AUD
Phillips raised to 275 from middle position and action folded to the small blind who made the call. The two players saw a flop of
and the small blind fired 900. Phillips fired all in for 5,900 and the small blind snapped off his last 1,300 chips.Phillips rolled over
and his opponent gave a disgusted look turning up his .The turn was the
and Phillips has a brief thought that things could go wrong here. "Don't do it," he said.The river card didn't do it when the
landed, keeping Phillips in the lead. He was able to bust the player and gather in the pot.
"Let's gamble!" said Comer as he tossed in the chips.
Comer revealed
, but was dominated by Colman's .The board ran out
and Colman doubled to 4,725. Comer dropped to 3,900.
