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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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and was called by Tony Cascarino. Seidel tabled
and Cascarino showed 
for a flush to take the pot and bust Seidel.
Scott:
Grund:
The board rolled out
and Scott's dreams of a repeat were sent to the rail. As he was walking by the desk here, we heard him tell Grant Levy, "There's always next year."
into battle against his opponent's 
.The board fell
and Nelson gets back to 9,500.
, Erik Seidel check-called Annette Obrestad's 6,000 bet on the river. Obrestad tabled
and Seidel mucked his hand. Obrestad raked in the chips to put her around 50,000 and Seidel's stack has dwindled to 9,500.
, play checked to Dennis Huntly on the button who fired 1,150. His opponent in the small blind check-raised to 3,200 and Huntly made the call.The turn brought the
and both players checked to see the 
brick on the river.The small blind led out with a healthy bet of 6,800 to send Huntly into the tank for a long time. Huntly fired a few verbals but received no reaction. Eventually Huntly tossed out a call but wasn't pleased to see his opponent table
. Huntly flashed the 
and mucked as he slips to 28,000.
Marcus recalled to us the details. It was a multi-way flop of
that sparked the action with Rosenkrantz holding top two pair but Marcus had spiked a set of sixes in the big blind.The turn was a
and Marcus improved to quads with another on the river.Marcus is up to around 70,000 to be amongst the chip leaders heading into the dinner break.
His opponent, holding
flopped two pair when the board came down 
.Levy's
didn't catch up on the turn and river.
The flop came down
.Margets made it 2,000 and got a call.
Margets check-called 3,700 on the
turn.The river
was checked by both players.Margets turned over
for the winning hand and is now sitting on 39,000 chips.
What this means, amongst other things, is that in order to surpass last year's main event numbers (681), tournament organizers need only 205 players to turn out for tomorrow's Day 1c flight (the third and final start day).
Due to the nature of tournaments with multiple starting days, we'll go out on a limb and say that the odds are in Crown's favor.
