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2010 Aussie Millions
Event 8: $100,000 Challenge
Day: 1
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The flop came down
and Hansen checked. Greenstein bet 14,000 and Hansen called.The turn was the
and Hansen checked. Greenstein bet 30,000 and Hansen moved all in. Greenstein quickly called and the largest pot of the tournament was created. The hands were revealed and things were rather uneventful after all the build up.Hansen:

Greenstein:

The two players would chop the pot and pulled their chips back as the river card was dealt a blank to officially complete the action.
turn holding
against Gus Hansen's
. The blank
on the river left him high and dry.Greenstein is up to 200,000 and Hansen drops to 300,000.
Tony G:

Dwan:

Board:

And with that, Durrrr was out. Tony G dashed off and grabbed a special Party Poker bike and tried in vain to get Dwan to ride it out of the studio.
He came back to the table and said, "He won't ride the bike, he needs a trike."
Tony asked all the players on the table if they'd ride the bike if he busted them and then said he'd ride the bike himself if/when he gets knocked out.
flop with
but ran into Gus Hansen's
and couldn't spike on the
turn or
river.We're down to two tables of eight players, it's certainly not slow.
When the cards were turned up, Graham revealed a dominated
. The hand dominating his was Bloom's
.The flop paired both players, but didn't change things when the
fell. The turn card pushed Graham further out the door. The final card on the board was the
and Graham was sent packing. Bloom moved up to 180,000.
. He raised to 12,000 before Roberto Romanello reraised all in from the big blind and Sampoerna called.Romanello revealed the lesser of the two hands with
and the two were off to the flop. Sampoerna was the player at risk in the hand.The board ran out
and Romanello made trip kings to sent Sampoerna to the rail.
. Stern called with
and flopped quads on the
board to knock out his foe.
Steicke:

Stern:

The board ran out
and Stern made a straight to knock Steicke down to only a few thousand chips.