With the blinds starting at 600-1,200 and a 100-chip ante, the green 25-denomination chips have been raced off to see the following counts adjusted for the players.
2011 Aussie Millions
Level: 8
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
Although most of the final eighteen players have been on their break for quite a while, the official time for the start of round two will be 7:00 pm EST.
See you back here then!
On a 

flop, Sam Vakili found himself all in holding 
against Ray E's 
.
The turn and river landed running aces to see Vakili collect the pot and leave Ray with just 3,075 in chips.
The following hand, Vakili doubled Ray up when his 
failed to improve against Ray's 
.
But on the third hand, Vakili's 
would be the better holding of the two on a board of 



as Ray's 
was unable to connect with enough power to keep him alive.
Vakili is the final player to advance to round two, and will be taking 85,025 into play.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 300
Sam Vakili has just seen his 
cracked by Ray E's 
.
Ray shoved preflop and Vakili quickly made the call, but when the board brought both a king and deuce, Vakili was left with just 25,000 to be at a two-to-one disadvantage against Ray.
After being grinded down to just 4,000, Steve Hansen pushed his last four grey 1,000-denomination chips into the pot from the button.
Barry Drysdale made the call without looking at his hand from the big blind to put Hansen at risk.
Hansen: 

Drysdale: 

The board rolled out 



to end Hansen's tournament on the bubble as Drysdale advances to round two with 92,025 in chips.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 200
David Lacchia just progressed through to round two after he defeated Fabian Quoss.
Lacchia will return with 91,600 as only two matches now remain.
David Morton has just advanced through to round two with a 85,550-chip stack.
Simultaneously, Sam Georges bested Marc Ferguson to advance with 92,725 in chips.