[user75032]
Annette Obrestad
Luis Pampliega got out to a huge chip lead in his Day 1 flight. He wasn't able to translate that into Aussie Millions Main Event cash. Pampliega moved all in preflop for 96,000 after an open-raise. Annette Obrestad was in the small blind and woke up with . She reraised to isolate, and got Pampliega heads up with . It didn't look good for Pampliega, and it didn't get any better on a flop of . He was down to running straight cards, running flush cards, or one of the remaining nines. The turn came , taking away all of the running possibilities. The river fell , taking away the rest of Pampliega's chips.
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. She reraised to isolate, and got Pampliega heads up with 
. It didn't look good for Pampliega, and it didn't get any better on a flop of 
. He was down to running straight cards, running flush cards, or one of the remaining nines. The turn came 
, taking away all of the running possibilities. The river fell 
, taking away the rest of Pampliega's chips.