2011 Aussie Millions
David Steicke opened to 1,325 from middle position and found a caller in the cutoff as the flop landed 

.
Steicke continued with a 1,425-chip bet before his opponent effectively put him all in with a 12,000-chip raise. Steicke moved all in for only a few thousand more - 3,625 to be exact - and his opponent made the call.
Steicke: 

Opponent: 

The turn and river blanked out for Steicke with the
and
as he doubled through to 34,000.
Gary Benson entered the pot from the hi-jack with a raise of 1,100 only to have David Ewing three-bet him from the big blind to 3,200.
Benson made the call, and when the flop of 

was spread and Ewing continued for 3,500, he moved all in for over 17,000.
Ewing shook his head before folding while slipping to 10,600 as Benson climbs to over 27,000 in chips.
Facing a raise to 1,300, Steve Yea moved all in for 7,325 only to have Andrew Scarf four-bet isolate for 40,000. The original raiser passed as the Full Tilt Poker Red Pro was put at risk.
Yea: 

Scarfe: 

The board ran out 



to see Yea bumped to the rail as Scarfe builds to over 80,000 in chips.
Facing a hi-jack raise to 1,100, Billy Jordanou made it 2,500 to go. His opponent made the call as the flop landed 

and Jordanou moved all in for 4,350 with his opponent snap-calling.
Jordanou: 

Opponent: 

With Jordanou being out-drawn on the flop, the
on the turn saw him snatch back the lead as the
completed the board.
Jordanou is now up to 14,500 in chips.
The cards are back in the air!
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Time to take it easy for a while as the players are heading on a 75-minute dinner break.
Make to sure to join us at 8:30 pm EST for the re-commencement of play.
Stumbling over to Roland de Wolfe's table, we saw a 



flop spread with only the 
face up.
Unfortunately they weren't de Wolfe's ones as his 
- as stated by a witness of the hand - were already in the muck after the bad beat he had just copped since all the money entered the pot on the turn.
De Wolfe is now down to just 1,850 in chips.