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flop Mark Vos got all in with 
but would need help against his opponents 
. The
on the turn, and the 
on the river would not be the help he needed, and Mark Vos is out.
2010 Aussie Millions
Event 9: $10,500 Aussie Millions Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 Aussie Millions
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
10,000 AUD
Total Entries
746
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 746
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flop Mark Vos got all in with but would need help against his opponents . The
on the turn, and the on the river would not be the help he needed, and Mark Vos is out.
A player sitting under-the-gun opened with a raise to 6,000 and another unknown to his left made the call before the action reached [Removed:198], who moved all in for 30,100 in an attempted squeeze play. Action then folded around to a fourth player in the hand sitting in the hijack position and he moved all in over the top of [Removed:198] for upwards of 100,000. All other players folded, setting up a heads-up showdown between [Removed:198] and the hijack player:
[Removed:198]:
Opponent:
The ensuing board then ran out
giving [Removed:198] a straight to stay alive in the tournament.
The flop came down
.Kelly checked, his opponent made it 6,000 and Kelly came along for the ride.
The turn brought the
and the action was the same. Kelly checked, his opponent made it 6,000 and Kelly made the call. On the river, the
fell and it was like deja vu. Check, 6,000 bet, call. The player under the gun showed
and Kelly flipped over 
for the win.
Shinzaki opened the pot with a raise to 4,800 from middle position and was called by Krstanoski in the cutoff and a third player on the button.
The flop came king-high and Shinzaki checked to Krstanoski who fired a 16,000 bet. The button player folded and when the action reached Shinzaki, he moved all in for about 40,000. Krstanoski made the call and a showdown ensued:
Shinzaki:
Krstanoski:
The turn and river both blanked and Krstanoski took down the pot with a pair of kings, improving to 140,000 in chips on the day.
, on a 
board. His opponent was drawing live with 
, and would pick up even more outs when the 
hit the turn. Gus seemed to like the sweat, as he said "at least it makes things interesting," but was surely happy to see the
on the river. In a side note, Gus seems to be channeling his table mate "Toothpick Tony" as he is sitting with a toothpick in his mouth while he plays.
Gus is now sitting at about 230,000.
The board came down
and Aristidou's 
survived his opponent's 
for the double up.
Powell tabled
and his opponent showed 
.The flop came down
showing no help for Powell. The turn, 
wasn't what he was looking for either. It wasn't until the river that Powell got what he wanted when the hit the felt.
The new feature table will feature a clash of the titans, as Sorel Mizzi and Chad Wiedenhoeft are now under the spotlights.
It's worthwhile to note that Mizzi has one player between he and the chip leader, with Mizzi having position on Wiedenhoeft.
Dawley opened the pot with a raise to 3,700 from the button and when the action reached Gill in the big blind, he moved all in over the top for his last 26,000 holding
. Dawley looked him up with the 
and the ensuing board ran out 
, allowing Dawley's king-queen high to hold.After the hand, Dawley was up to 180,000 in chips.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
