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Chaptini:
Datsas:
The board ran out
and Chaptini doubled through to 295,000. Kosmas slipped to 1.74 million.
2010 Aussie Millions
Event 9: $10,500 Aussie Millions Main Event
Day: 4
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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Chaptini:
Datsas:
The board ran out
and Chaptini doubled through to 295,000. Kosmas slipped to 1.74 million.
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000
The flop came down
and Obrestad checked. Aoukar fired 90,000 and then Shelly raised to 200,000. Obrestad folded before Aoukar moved all in. Shelly made the call.Shelly:
Aoukar:
The turn was the
and the river the 
. Aoukar was eliminated in 18th place and earned $75,000 AUD for his efforts.
and Chaptini fired 11,000. Dodds raised to 32,000 and Chaptini called.The turn card added the
to the board and Chaptini checked. Dodds bet 32,000 and Chaptini mucked.Dodds increased to 285,000 while Chaptini dropped to 135,000.
From under the gun plus one, [Removed:297] raised to 32,000. Steven Friedlander rerised to 85,000 from the small blind. Peter Jetten reraised all in from the big blind for roughly 500,000 and Wenigwieser called. Friedlander ducked out of the way.
Wenigwieser:
Jetten:
The board ran out
and Jetten doubled up to 1.36 million. Wenigwieser dropped to one million.
Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
David Frieling was the last player sent home in 19th place before the bunch that was left bagged up their chips. Frieling made a move against Sorel Mizzi with a lot of back-up outs had he been called. Mizzi was up to the task and stuck the chips in with just a pair of aces on the turn. After the river blanked, Frieling was sent to the rail.
Mizzi finished third on the leaderboard. He was only a handful of chips behind his Betfair counterpart Annette Obrestad, who finished in second place. Topping the leaderboard is Kosmas Dratsas. His field-leading chip stack is officially 1,792,000.
One must not forget about Canadian Elliot Smith. Smith may only have 334,000 chips, but he final tabled this very event last year, finishing in third place. He also has three WSOP cashes to his name and one cash at the 2009 PCA.
If there's one player that was the crowd favorite coming into Day 4, that's be The Big Show, Mr. Steve Topakas. Topakas was on the brink of elimination a multitude of times yesterday, but survived each one before ending the day with 191,000 chips. With a couple more double ups, Topakas could easily find himself behind a big stack with plenty of home-field momentum. And that will surely get the crowd roaring.
Tournament director Mike Tarr has informed us that the final table will be seven handed this year. There's 11 minutes left in Level 18 and play will continue all day and night until the magic number is reached. Buckle up, grab a beer and get some popcorn because this looks to be a long day filled with plenty of action!
(Table 1)
Seat 1: Pierre Aoukar - 310,000
Seat 2: Stephen Shelley - 1,241,000
Seat 3: Elliot Smith - 334,000
Seat 4: Annette Obrestad - 1,711,000
Seat 5: Tyron Krost - 953,000
Seat 6: Frederik Jensen - 1,144,000
(Table 2)
Seat 1: Kosta Varoxis - 183,000
Seat 2: Steven Friedlander - 494,000
Seat 3: Peter Jetten - 642,000
Seat 4: Sorel Mizzi - 1,695,000
Seat 5: [Removed:297] - 1,626,000
Seat 6: Steve Topakas - 191,000
(Table 3)
Seat 1: Kosmas Dratsas - 1,792,000
Seat 2: Fouad Chaptini - 183,000
Seat 3: Joel Dodds - 242,000
Seat 4: Jens Kerper - 886,000
Seat 5: Dan Shak - 1,144,000
Seat 6: Jessica Dawley - 295,000
