Event 13 - $1,100 Mixed Holdem
Day 1 Completed
2009 Aussie Millions
Event 13 - $1,100 Mixed Holdem
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
2009 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
1,000 AUD
Prize Pool
86,000 AUD
Entries
86
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Goonawardana seemed to suddenly realize that he was in trouble. He asked the dealer to confirm how much he was already in for, then just agreed with Peck to get the rest in preflop. "I'm already committed," he said.
Goonawardana:
Peck:
Peck paired his king on the flop,
, taking almost all of the drama out of the hand. The turn and river fell 
and 
to send Goonawardana to the rail. He collect AU$18,430 for his second place finish.
Marlon Goonawardana - 189,000
. Sergey Ershou bet 20,000, then called after Adam Peck moved all in.Ershou:
Peck:
It took Ershou about five seconds to realize that his small straight was second-best to Peck's bigger straight. He summed up the realization with one quiet word.
"Sh*t."
The river blanked
. When the stacks were counted down, Peck had Ershou covered."Sh*t. I made mistake," said Ershou. He was whisked away to the cage to collect his AU$12,900 prize money. The two remaining players then requested a short bathroom break.
. He could only come up with a pair of queens on a board that came out 
. As a result he's off to the cage to collect AU$8,600.We're down to three.
Tran went to war with Adam Peck on the last hand of limit hold'em, raising preflop and then calling Peck's three-bet from the small blind. Peck made the first bet on a board of
. Tran then raised enough to put Peck all in. He called.Peck:
Tran:
The turn and river were blanks. That left Tran with only 8,500 chips. He was in the 6,000-chip big blind on the next hand, when the game switched to no-limit hold'em. He moved in preflop after Marlon Goonawardana and Taner Durst both limped in. The action was checked all the way down on a board of
. Goonawardana came up with a pair of sevens, . That was enough when Tran turned up 
.
against Adam Peck's , the other time the best hand, 
against Taner Durst's . It didn't matter; Ershou lost both hands. All three players are now rougly equal in chips.
Sergey Ershou - 122,000
Trung Tran - 82,000
Taner Durst - 27,000
Adam Peck - 23,000
and found a call from Trung Tran with 
. The flop put Kanaridis behind, and he couldn't regain the lead after the turn and river.Tran moves over 83,000.