2010 Aussie Millions
Event 8: $100,000 Challenge
Day: 1
Lederer's Top Pair Good
The turn was the and Lederer check-called a bet of 22,500 this time before the hit the river. Both players checked and the hands were revealed.
Lederer:
Bloom:
Lederer's pair of queens were the best hand and he scooped the pot to move to 178,000. Bloom dropped back to 115,000.
Graham Slipping More
Fourth street was the and Bloom checked. Graham bet 5,000 and Bloom called. The river card was the and Bloom led for 7,000. Graham called, but mucked to Bloom's for trip fives.
Graham slipped some more to 45,000 while Bloom moved up to 130,000.
Fascinating Conversations On The Outer Table
This led on to talking about how Paradise Poker basically had invented the online sit'n'go many years ago before any other poker site. The players also were talking how Party Poker and Pokerstars implementations of multi-table tournaments was the reason as to why both sites overtook Paradise was the dominant force in the market.
All very engrossing stuff.
Seidel Eliminated
Ivey Picks Up Back-to-back Pots
The board were spread across the felt and Jordanou checked. Ivey fired 11,000 and Jordanou called.
The turn was the and Jordanou checked again. Ivey bet 30,000 and Jordanou folded.
Ivey moved up to 132,000 with that pot.
On the next hand, Ivey raised under the gun to 7,500. Michael Sampoerna called on the button and Ivey was involved in another heads-up flop.
The flop came down and Ivey continuation bet 9,000. Sampoerna raised to 25,000 and Ivey called.
The turn card was the and both players checked. After the completed the board on the river, Ivey moved all in. Sampoerna folded and Ivey raked in some more chips. He's now on 179,000.
Must Be A Late Bloomer
Then he called Barry Greenstein's raise from middle position but again folded when he was bet into on the flop.
Jesus Gets Crucified By The River
Steicke checked the flop, Ferguson bet 24,000 and Lindgren tanked, using his time extension button before moving all-in.
Steicke folded and Ferguson quickly called.
Ferguson:
Lindgren:
The turn was the giving Lindgren a straight draw, and the river was the making the straight.
A loud groan came from the audience looking from above. Ferguson shrugged, shook hands with Lindgren and left the tournament.
Karamilikis Leading the Way
After Jarred "FlopNutsOnYou" Graham raised to 7,000 from the button, Karamalikis defended out of the big blind. The flop came down and both players checked. The turn card was the and Karamalikis bet 8,000. Graham folded and Karamalikis bumped himself to 220,000.
Reppin' the Gold
Erik Seidel - 8 (eliminated)
Phil Ivey - 7
Chris Ferguson - 5 (eliminated)
Jeff Lisandro - 4
John Juanda - 4
Barry Greenstein - 3
Howard Lederer - 2
Erick Lindgren - 1
All of those players above have a combined total of over $54 million in live tournament earnings.