Event 9: $10,500 Aussie Millions Main Event
Day 1b Completed
2010 Aussie Millions
Event 9: $10,500 Aussie Millions Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
10,000 AUD
Entries
746
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Closing Time
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Today (now yesterday), 243 runners ponied up the $10,500 buy-in for their shot at what will inevitably be a +$1 million grand prize. Of those, approximately 100 remain. (Official names and chip counts of those who survived will be released and posted overnight).
Among the names of players who failed to maneuver through the minefield that was Day 1b include, in no particular order, Vanessa Selbst, Jamie Pickering, Shane Warne, Tony Dunst, Michael Pedley, Andy Lee, Hamish Blake, Grant Levy, Erik Seidel, Chris Ferguson, Stewart Scott, Aaron Benton and Jay Rosenkrantz.
If all of those players went busto, you might be asking yourself who survived. Some of the more recognizable players who'll be joining the Day 2 foray include Van Marcus, Annette Obrestad, Jeff Lisandro, Dani Stern, Andy Lichtenberger, Florian Langmann and Leo Margets.
A few names you might not yet have heard of belong to Chad Wiedenheoft, Jackie Glazier and Kostas Loutzianakis. The common denominator amongst them? Each finished the day well above 100,000 in chips and in great position to make a deep run on Day 2.
Our coverage of the 2010 Aussie Millions Main Event resumes in approximately 11 hours from this very moment, when the third and final Day 1 flight invades the Crown Poker Room at 12:30 p.m. local time (or as the trend would have it, shortly thereafter).
Tune in then for more exclusive live updates from the number one show in town (when our site's not down) -- PokerNews.com.
Lunardi Makes a Late Move
The action folded around to the UTG who called, as did Lunardi to go three ways to a flop of
.The UTG led out for 3,100; Lunardi and Langmann both called and the dealer produced the turn of the
.The opponent and Lunardi checked to Langmann who fired out 5,000. The other two called, then after the opponent checked on the river
, Lunardi pushed his last 20,000 into the middle.Langmann and the opponent both folded and Lunardi raked in 60,200 in chips. Langmann was crippled down to 9,600 in chips.
Marcus Ousts One on the Last Hand
The flop came down
and the two checked to the turn.The
fell on the turn prompting a 5,000 bet from the player before he called Marcus' all in.Marcus:
Opponent:
The river brought a black ten and Marcus sent one player packing just before play was over.
Almost That Time
Channing Doubles
All the money went in preflop and Channing turned over
against his opponent's 
.The board rolled out
and Channing paired his king to keep his Main Event hopes alive.
Obrestad Movin' Back Up
, Annette Obrestad fired 5,300. Neil Channing went into the tank, but eventually folded his hand.Channing is down to 40,000 while Obrestad moved back to 78,000.
Jackie Glazier Gets Rich
.Glazier led out for 3,000 and Rich called before raising all-in over the top of Glazier's bet of 11,000 on the turn of the
.Glazier snap-called, tabling
, outkicking Rich's 
.The
fell on the river; Glazier's two pair with the king kicker was best and the man responsible for eliminating Aussie radio personality Andy Lee has been eliminated.Meanwhile Ms. Glazier is up to around 130,000 in chips.
Van Marcus Can't Wait to Leave
After flop of
, the small blind smoothly tossed out a T5,000 chip as his bet. The middle-position player folded and then Marcus folded as well. "You've got a set," said Van. "Maybe tens at worst."Marcus then came over to the media table where one his friends is sitting and revealed how badly he can't wait to get out of here. Don't worry Van, the day's almost over.
Langmann Squeezes to 30k