but he ran into the dominant 
of an unknown opponent.The board was spread
to send Mountt to the rail.
2010 Aussie Millions
Event 9: $10,500 Aussie Millions Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
2010 Aussie Millions
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
10,000 AUD
Entries
746
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 746
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but he ran into the dominant of an unknown opponent.The board was spread
to send Mountt to the rail.
Langmann:
Dunst:
Dunst was looking good for a double up but the board had other ideas as it arrived
to give Langmann quads and sent Dunst to the exit. Langmann is up to 49,600 chips.
and Lee Nelson, who was UTG checked to his opponent who was on the button. The player on the button bet 3,500 and Nelson made the call. His opponent flipped over the 
and Nelson mucked. Nelson is now left with only 3,725.
Perhaps not big names in the world of International poker, but this dynamic duo are very popular comedians here in Australia and have ventured over to the States on a few occasions for various gigs and tours.
They were always intending to arrive late today due to previous media/work engagements.
Andy is representing 888poker here at the Aussie Millions but it appears that Hamish wasn't quite so fortunate as he's rocked up with a hat with "Between Sponsors" hand-written on it.
Lichtenberger opened the pot with a raise to 900 before the flop and the action made its way around the table to an unknown player on the button who called. The small blind folded, leaving it up to Warne in the big blind, who moved all in for a total of 4,125. Action then returned to Lichtenberger who moved all in over the top, isolating Warne, and the play worked.
With the button player out of the way, Lichtenberger and Warne participated in a preflop all-in showdown:
Warne:
Lichtenberger:
The ensuing board then ran out
and Lichtenberger claimed the pot with ace-king high.
board Grant Levy made a bet of 2,450 and was called by Michelle Clarke. When the
hit the river, Levy tossed in a bet of 3,175 and was called by Clarke who tabled for trips and Levy tossed his cards in the muck.
Nelson:
Opponent:
Nelson was in a dominant position but that changed on the
flop. However the on the turn was just what Nelson wanted to see as he made a Broadway straight. The river was the and Nelson doubles up."Did you get that hand?" Nelson asked our ever-efficient field reporter.
"Yep, you loved the turn?" we responded.
"Hahaha yeah!" chuckled Nelson as he gets himself up to 17,200 chips.
and was called by one player with .The board ran down
and Scott's dreams of a repeat are still alive.
