After much back-and-forth, Darren Woods won the third game to eliminate Nick Wong. Woods rivered a straight with 
on a 



board and got Wong to call all in with 
. Woods will play the winner of the Nielson v. Smith match.
2011 Aussie Millions
Andrew Pantling opened to 200, and Billy Jordanou raised to 600. Pantling called.
Flop: 

- Jordanou checked, and Pantling bet 500. Jordanou called.
Turn:
- Same action. Jordanou check-called 500.
River:
- Jordanou checked a third time, and when Pantling moved all in, Billy folded. He's now down to 2,000 in the first game of the second round.
All of Daniel Alaei's chips went in on a 

flop. He held 
for top pair. Mark Everett called him with 
for a flush draw and an over. The
turn ended the sweat, giving Everett the nut flush. He and Alaei are now even, one game to one game.
Darren Woods raised to 300, and Nick Wong reraised to 700. Woods moved all in, and Wong called.
Woods: 

Wong: 

The board fell 



, giving Woods two pair and a double up to 6,300.
A minute later, they got it all in again. "Here we go again," said Wong. "Am I just going to give them right back to you?" It was Wong's 
against Woods' 
.
The
in the door had Woods smiling, but then the dealer spread the whole flop: 

. Wong's wheel was plenty good for the double up.
And then a minute after that, they did it again. Woods shoved 
to flip with Wong's 
. The board fell jack-high, and they were back to even. "Should we just flip a coin?" asked Woods.
Nikolay Evdakov - 5,000
Barry Woods - 5,000
Billy Jordanou - 5,000
Andrew Pantling - 5,000
Andrew Pantling's pair of queens held over Dan Cates' 
to eliminate Cates. Pantling is now seated to play Billy Jordanou in the second round.
Nikolay Evdakov shoved on Steven Kelly, who was down to just 750 chips. Kelly's 
was ahead of Evdakov's 
, but the board came 



, giving Evdakov two pair and the win.
Evdakov moves on and will play Barry Woods in a minute or two,
We're not quite sure how it happened. One second, Annette Obrestad was at the other end of the table from Billy Jordanou. A minute later, the table is full of satellite players who have been hovering around the area waiting for seats for the last 15 minutes. Jordanou eliminated Obrestad in two straight games, leaving her free to go back to watching the Australian Open.
Jordanou will play the winner of the Dan Cates and Andrew Pantling match.
David Steike raised to 150 on the button, and Jonathan Karamalikis called. After the 

flop, Karamalikis bet out 275, and after a pause, Steike called. The turn brought the
and this time, Karamalikis checked. Steike bet 1,025. Karamalikis tanked awhile before deciding to shove. It was an easy call for Steike.
Karamalikis: 
for a pair of tens
Steike: 
for queens and sevens
The
was uneventful, and with that, Steike took a 2:0 lead over Karamalikis. That's enough to eliminate him. Steike moves on to the round of 16.
Nick Wong won the second game to draw even with his opponent, Darren Woods.