Tobias Reinkemeier opened to 22,000 and David Menz made the call from the button to see a flop fall.
Reinkemeier fired out a continuation-bet of 25,000 with Menz making the call to see the land on the turn and Reinkemeier continue for 60,000.
Menz made the call, and as the landed on the river, Reinkemeier deliberated emotionless for nearly two minutes before sliding in a stack of chips amounting to 175,000. Menz quickly announced call, but was then forced to muck at the sight of Reinkemeier's .
As Menz slipped to 150,000, Reinkemeier moved to 850,000 in chips.
Mark Vos raised to 22,000 and Jeff Rossiter reraised from the button to 52,000. Vos made the call and the flop came down . Vos checked and Rossiter bet 70,000. Vos check-raised to 175,000 and Rossiter made the call.
The turn brought a third heart with the . Vos fired 400,000 and Rossiter raised all in for 816,000. Vos made the call.
Vos:
Rossiter:
The river bricked off with the and didn't pair the board for Vos. He lost the pot, sent over the chips and was left with just 150,000. Rossiter doubled and now has over two million in his stack.
On the flop of , David Gorr checked to Randy Dorfman. Dorfman threw out a bet of 36,000 before Gorr check-raised to 100,000. Dorfman quickly tossed it away and Gorr won the pot.
From middle position, Randy Lew raised to 22,000. james Keys flatted him from the cutoff seat and the flop came down . Lew checked and Keys fired 32,000. Lew mucked and Keys won the first hand at this outer table.
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Studio 3 hosting the last three tables
Welcome back to the Crown Casino in Melbourne, Australia for the penultimate day of the 2011 Aussie Millions Main Event!
The 721-player field has now been whittled down to just eighteen who are all guaranteed an AUD$70,000 payday. However, only seven of them will be able to return here tomorrow with AUD$175,000 in their pockets as they look to play down until just one remains.
With play since the final thirty-six being six-handed, this change in tournament format has benefited the more aggressive players remaining in the field; no more evident in the fact that online gun Chris Moorman holds the overnight chip lead with an amassed 1,643,000 in chips.
On his heels is Full Tilt Poker Red ProMark Vos who will be looking to better his previous main event performance following a final table bubble of eighth in 2008. It will be a fairy-tale story if Cliff Lee manages to take down the title as it will be the first time a locally-bred player has one the prestigious event.
Sorel Mizzi will be looking to make a run at a consecutive final table, but in his way and on his table is fellow poker professional and Team Full Tilt Poker member Patrik Antonius who will be looking to best his thirteenth-place effort in 2007.
Feature Table
Seat
Player
Chip Count
1
Michael Ryan
782,000
2
Sorel Mizzi
965,000
3
Tobias Reinkemeier
561,000
4
Eli Heath
611,000
5
David Menz
423,000
6
Patrik Antonius
958,000
Table 2
Seat
Player
Chip Count
1
Randy Dorfman
1,190,000
2
Manny Stavropoulos
135,000
3
Mark Vos
1,200,000
4
Tyler Bonkowski
453,000
5
Jeff Rossiter
1,069,000
6
David Gorr
455,000
Table 3
Seat
Player
Chip Count
1
Sam Razavi
841,000
2
Randy Lew
488,000
3
James Keys
880,000
4
Shane Sigsbee
624,000
5
Chris Moorman
1,643,000
6
Cliff Lee
1,192,000
Through in Brit's James Keys and Sam Razavi, American's Randy Dorfman, Randy Lew and Tyler Bonkowski and a few hometown hopes, and it truly still is anyone's title to win.
The PokerNews Live Reporting team will be located in Studio 3 throughout the day providing continuous live coverage from 12:30 pm EST off all the action as we play down to the 2011 Aussie Millions Main Event final table!
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flop fall.
land on the turn and Reinkemeier continue for 60,000.
landed on the river, Reinkemeier deliberated emotionless for nearly two minutes before sliding in a stack of chips amounting to 175,000. Menz quickly announced call, but was then forced to muck at the sight of Reinkemeier's 
.
. Vos checked and Rossiter bet 70,000. Vos check-raised to 175,000 and Rossiter made the call.
. Vos fired 400,000 and Rossiter raised all in for 816,000. Vos made the call.
and didn't pair the board for Vos. He lost the pot, sent over the chips and was left with just 150,000. Rossiter doubled and now has over two million in his stack.
, David Gorr checked to Randy Dorfman. Dorfman threw out a bet of 36,000 before Gorr check-raised to 100,000. Dorfman quickly tossed it away and Gorr won the pot.