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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On a flop of
, Tom "durrrr" Dwan and Rafi Amit got into a raising war before eventually getting all the money in. Both of them bought into the $300-600 heads-up pot-limit Omaha game with $100,000 and were essentially in for that much on this flop.Amit:
Dwan:
Dwan held top two pair and a straight draw. Amit held a straight draw as well, a flush draw and a pair of jacks. The two agreed to run the turn and river four different times. Here's the result.
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Dwan won the first and second with his two pair holding up. On the third and fourth, Amit made his flush both times. The two chopped up the pot and went onto the next hand.
In other news, just a few feet away from the feature table where the two are playing, Ilari "Ziigmund" Sahamies has just entered the room and is checking out the action. Maybe he'll get in on the game.
Huntly had just ordered a coffee from the wait staff and had it delivered to the table. Seeing this, Langmann presented Huntly with an idea; win the hand and win the coffee. Huntly agreed to play along, as the two battled it out in the following hand:
Langmann opened with a raise to 1,500 from the button and Huntly called from the big blind.
The flop came
and Huntly checked to Langmann who fired a 2,100 bet. Huntly made the call.Both players checked when the
fell on the turn, sending the action to the river -- . On 5th Street, Huntly attempted to take down the pot with a 3,500 bet, but Langmann came over the top with a raise to 11,000, prompting Huntly to surrender the hand -- and his coffee -- to Langmann.Huntly showed the
before sending his cards into the muck pile. Langmann played along and flashed one of his own -- the 
.After the hand, Langmann improved to 48,000 in chips while Huntly dropped to 34,000.
Rafi Amit and Tom Dwan have decided to play heads up $300-$600 pot-limit Omaha while they wait for other players to arrive and get into the game.
.The small blind and Benson checked to the early position player who bet 2,500. Lisandro called and the blinds folded before the dealer rolled up the turn of the
.The opponent then fired out 5,500 and Lisandro called before both players checked down the river
.The opponent tabled
and it was good enough to take the pot down. Lisandro is down to 38,000 while Benson slips to 29,500 in chips.
As retold by Benton, he opened the pot with a raise to 1,600 from under the gun and Dorio three-bet to 4,000. Benton made the call and the two went heads-up to a
flop. Benton then led out with a 6,000 bet and his opponent moved all in, putting Benton to a decision for all of his chips. Benton made the call holding ace-king, but his opponent had woken up with aces to send the APPT Sydney Main Event winner home early.
on a 
board.Channing is back from the brink doubling up to 25,000.
between Nick Georgoulas, Jim Sachinidis and another opponent in late position.Georgoulas and Sachinidis checked to the late position player who led out for 1,500. Georgoulas and Sachinidis called and the dealer produced the turn of the
.The action checked to the late position player again who fired out 2,000. Georgoulas folded, Sachinidis called and it was heads-up to the river of the
.Sachinidis check-called the opponent's bet of 3,000, only to muck when the player tabled
for a full house."How lucky can you get?" Sachinidis cried. As a result of that hand, Sachinidis is down to 7,800.
We're still waiting for the cash game to get started up. Tom Dwan, David Eldar and Andrew Feldman are hanging out at the table and Rafi Amit just came over to drop his chips off to the left of Dwan saying, "Oh, I have position!" While they wait, Dwan and Feldman are playing Chinese poker.
Rumor has it that Dan Shak is playing and Phil Ivey and Gus Hansen should be down as well. We'll keep you posted.
board with about 20,000 in the pot. The 
on the river completed created a four board flush, and Stern who was in the big blind checked to his opponent, who was sitting in the hijack. His opponent than bet 7,000 and after about a minute of thought Stern mucked, sand said "nice bluff."
