Romanello made the call.
The flop was
, Romanello checked and Tony G moved all-in. Given the 30 second time limit of this tournament, the Welshman used up all his time and was forced to fold.
2010 Aussie Millions
Event 8: $100,000 Challenge
Day: 1
Event Info
2010 Aussie Millions
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
100,000 AUD
Entries
24
Level
15
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 24
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Romanello made the call.
The flop was
, Romanello checked and Tony G moved all-in. Given the 30 second time limit of this tournament, the Welshman used up all his time and was forced to fold.
The flop came down
and Lindgren fired 48,000. Greenstein moved all in and Lindgren quickly called. The hands were revealed and Lindgren saw the bad news with his 
being behind the set of sixes for Greenstein.When the money went in, Lindgren had 174,000 chips, making this the biggest pot of the tournament so far. Lindgren would need to smack an ace to stay in the tournament.
The turn card was the
and Greenstein stayed in the lead."What's Barry's book called?" questioned Gus Hansen. Greenstein's book is titled Ace On the River... just what Lindgren would need to stay alive.
The river card couldn't provide the help Lindgren needed when the
fell, improving Greenstein to a full house. Lindgren was sent to the rail and Greenstein bumped himself to the chip lead and 430,000 chips.
2. Tony G raised to 12,000 from UTG+1, Bill Jordanou called in position but folded to a continuation bet on the
flop.3. Andrew Feldman raised to 12,000 from the button but folded when Howard Lederer reraised to 40,0500 from the small blind.
4. Phil Ivey raised to 15,000 UTG and everyone folded.
5. Howard Lederer raised to 15,000 from the cut-off, Bill Jordanou made the call but check-folded to a 20,000 bet on the
flop.
The flop came down
between the three active players in the hand. Action checked over to Stern and he bet 18,500. Lindgren folded and then Eldar moved all in for about 95,000. Stern immediately tabled his hand to call the shove. He held top set with the 
. Eldar held 
.The turn was the
and then the river the 
. Stern took the pot, eliminating Eldar and moving up to 240,000 in chips.
Romanello:
Ivey:
The board was always in Ivey's favour coming
and he doubles up to 130,000.
across the middle of the felt.Shak was first to act and checked. Hansen slowed down from his preflop aggression and checked as well. Action fell over to Bloom and he fired in a bet of 24,000. Shak then moved all in for 85,500. Hansen folded and after a tank for about 15 seconds, Bloom let his hand go.
Shak improved to 145,000 with that pot.
Picking up that pot put Karamalikis at 210,000. Lindgren dropped a little to 225,000 and Eldar to 100,000.
and Shak fired 19,000. Bloom mucked his hand and dropped to 142,000 chips. Shak moved up to 92,000.
Level: 6
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 0
