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2009 Aussie Millions

Event 7 - $1,650 Bounty Feature Event
Day: 2
Event Info

2009 Aussie Millions

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
aa
Prize
151,200 AUD
Event Info
Buy-in
1,500 AUD
Entries
449
Level Info
Level
28
Blinds
10,000 / 20,000
Ante
2,000

Toothpick Tony Busto

Table 27:

Ben Delaney has turned into something of a card rack. For the second time in an hour, he showed {A-Hearts} {A-Spades} after a series of preflop raises ended with Antonis "Toothpick Tony" Kambouroglou all in. Toothpick Tony showed ace-jack, almost a repeat of the previous time Delaney was dealt aces. This board came much less threatening than the last, {9-Clubs} {9-Hearts} {6-Clubs} {K-Hearts} {Q-Hearts}. Delaney just barely had Kambouroglou covered, and as a result Kambouroglou has reported to the payout cage. Delaney is up to roughly 200,000.

There are now only three players remaining on Table 27. They are Delaney, Cort Kibler-Melby and Eric Assadourian.

Tags: Antonis KambouroglouBen Delaney

Pongrass Eliminated

Table 27:

Stephen Pongrass is the next player to fall. He moved all in for 18,000 preflop with {A-Hearts} {8-Spades} and was called by Ben Delaney, who showed {A-Diamonds} {Q-Hearts}. The board ran out {7-Spades} {10-Spades} {7-Hearts} {Q-Clubs} {2-Diamonds}, making queens and sevens for Delaney. He takes out another player and moves to 95,000 in the counts.

Tags: Ben DelaneyStephen Pongrass

Status Update

All four tables remain in play. Table 25 and Table 27 both have five players remaining; Table 26 is down to four. Table 28 is already at three remaining, with each of the three -- Liv Boeree, Matthew Lea, and Edison Nguyen -- roughly evenly stacked.

Level: 14

Blinds: 2,000/4,000

Ante: 300

Updates on Table 25!

Steve Topakas
Steve Topakas
Table 25:

Table 25 has been the quietest of the four tables in action today, but two big hands went down almost back-to-back.

First, Andrew Jacobs moved all in for about 35,000 and was called by Steve Topakas. Jacobs held a dominating favorite, {A-Spades} {Q-Clubs} against the {K-Diamonds} {Q-Spades} of Topakas. The flop brought Topakas some extra outs, {9-Hearts} {10-Hearts} {5-Spades}, but nothing changed from there. The turn and river were both deuces, sending the pot to Jacobs. He's now on about 73,000.

A short time later, Topakas opened for 20,000, then called after Con Kamaras moved all in. Topakas was ahead this time with {A-Hearts} {8-Diamonds} against Kamaras' {9-Diamonds} {2-Diamonds}. He stayed that way, making aces and fours by the time the river fell to knock Kamaras out. Topakas is on about 150,000 chips.

Tags: Andrew JacobsCon KamarasSteve Topakas

Angelakis Busto

Table 26:

There wasn't much for Con Angelakis to do after he was dealt {J-Spades} {J-Diamonds}. He pushed his stack of 45,000 chips into the middle when the action came to him. Players passed to Stephen Boots, who called with pocket queens. A board of {10-Spades} {3-Hearts} {6-Hearts} {5-Spades} {2-Hearts} meant Angelakis's tournament was over. Boots is up to 170,000.

Tags: Con AngelakisStephen Boots

Kings into Aces Spells D-O-O-M for MacNaughton

Table 27:

The biggest pot of the tournament has just gone down on Table 27. Cort Kibler-Melby opened the action with a raise to 7,000 and watched as John MacNaughton put in a small re-raise to 15,000. Kibler-Melby thought things through before committing all 178,000 of his chips to the pot. MacNaughton snap-called for 159,000 but was in serious trouble.

MacNaughton: {K-Clubs} {K-Hearts}
Kibler-Melby: {A-Spades} {A-Diamonds}

It was incredibly bad luck for MacNaughton, moreso when he couldn't improve on a board of {9-Diamonds} {4-Diamonds} {10-Spades} {5-Clubs} {10-Hearts}. He's out, and Kibler-Melby now has the chip lead with 340,000.

Tags: Cort Kibler-MelbyJohn MacNaughton

Eber's Pays Ultimate Price for Bluff

Table 28:

Neville Eber was the first aggressor, raising to 8,000. That brought the action around to Matthew Lea, who three-bet to 18,000. Once all other players cleared out, Eber moved all in for a sizable amount. Lea had a difficult decision, but made the call with {10-Clubs} {10-Spades}. He caught Eber on a stone bluff as Eber sheepishly tabled {10-Hearts} {4-Hearts}!

That hand may have worked for Grant Hinkle in Event #2 of the 2008 World Series of Poker, but it didn't work for Eber. The board ran out {K-Hearts} {2-Diamonds} {J-Spades} {4-Spades} {8-Spades} to send a shocked Eber to the rail. Lea is up to 210,000.

Only four players remain on Table 28.

Tags: Matthew LeaNeville Eber