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2008 Aussie Millions
Event 2 - $1,100 Pot Limit Holdem (2-Day Event)
Day: 1
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board; his opponent tabled 
for top pair, no draw.Needing to dodge a non-heart ace, jack or five, Deeb loudly clapped his hands together one time as the
fell off on the river.Deeb stacked up just under 30,000 in chips after the hand.


and Sol Bergren leads at the pot for 4,000. Anna Wroblewski makes the call and the turn brings the
. Bergren bets another 8,000 and Wroblewski shoves the rest of her chips in the middle. Bergren makes the call and the cards are shown.Bergren:


Wroblewski:


Bergren held the lead with trip kings but the
on the river gives Wroblewski the flush, leaving Bergren crippled.The very next hand Wroblewski raises it up pre-flop once again and is re-raised by Billy "The Croc" Argyros as well as Sol Bergren. With both short stacks committed to their hands, the money goes in with Wroblewski in great shape:
Argyros:


Bergren:


Wroblewski:


The board bricks out and Wroblewski claims two victims as "The Croc" and Bergren are both eliminated from today's event!
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 0
Notably, Australian pro Mel Judah was eliminated by Sam Youssef just before the dinner break when his aces got cracked by Youssef's pocket eights in a three-way all in confrontation. Youssef spiked a third eight on the river to send Judah to the rail.
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, Sherif Derias bet the pot (approximately 5,000) and David Gorr made the call. Another jack fell off on the turn (
) and Sherif moved all in for a total of 10,000. Gorr made the call and turned over 
for trip jacks; Sherif tabled 
for aces up. Derias needed an ace on the river to stay alive, but the last card off the deck was the
and Derias was eliminated from the competition.


. Tomeny from the small blind bet out for the last of his chips and Peters made the call.Tomeny:


Peters:


The turn was the
and river
and Michael Tomeny was headed to the rail.