button in Safari
against the 
of Harris Pavlou. The board fell 
and Cheung found a fortunate ace to double through.Both players were very close in chips and after they were cut down, it was determined that Pavlou was left with only 300 in chips.
2009 Aussie Millions
Event 9 - $10,500 Aussie Millions Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 Aussie Millions
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
10,000 AUD
Prize Pool
6,810,000 AUD
Total Entries
681
Level
27
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 681
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against the of Harris Pavlou. The board fell and Cheung found a fortunate ace to double through.Both players were very close in chips and after they were cut down, it was determined that Pavlou was left with only 300 in chips.
busted Michelangelo Calandrella holding 
. All the chips went in preflop and the 
board gave Mizzi a set and sent Calandrella to the rail.In the other clash, Mizzi went head-to-head with Shout Box favorite David Docherty. Docherty opened to 6,200 preflop and was raised by Mizzi in the cutoff to 18,200. Docherty made the call and the players took a
flop. On the flop Docherty check-called a 21,700 chip bet from Mizzi. The turn brought the 
, which saw Mizzi fire out 44,800. After pondering the decision for a while Docherty folded.Docherty is down to 230,000. Mizzi is on the up at 400,000.
That's exactly what Brett Daphne did to Stuart [Removed:293]'s opening raise just as we were coming into the break. [Removed:293] called with
. Daphne had two live, suited, semi-connected cards, 
. The flop 
gave [Removed:293] a pair of aces and left Daphne trying to draw at a three-card gutshot straight, or running cards. The turn was a blank, the 
, but the river fell an improbable to make a straight for Daphne and preserve his tournament. [Removed:293] let out a pretty emphatic four-letter expletive after the hand.
was dominated by Sung's . That was until the board ran out 
, giving Chen a straight and leaving Sung with just 23,000 in chips.A short-stacked Sung would be eliminated a little later by Dixon Ruecker.
Both players carefully checked a flop that came down
. Capra bet 20,000 when the turn fell . Tureniec called to the river 
and called another 30,000-chip bet there. Capra turned over , but Tureniec bested him with 
to drag the pot and increase his count to 545,000.
Cai:
Hachem:
The flop was devastating for the 2005 World Champion as it fell
to pair Cai's ace. The turn was 
to give Hachem additional flush outs, but the river missed him when the 
peeled off.Hachem stood and departed the Crown Poker Room to a generous round of applause from the fans on the rail.
and Khouiss checked. Capra fired 12,000 and Khouiss grumbled, "Lovely flop!" and flashed before folding. "I thought so!" laughed Capra.Next hand, Khouiss was able to recover some chips after three-betting the opening bet from Michael Tureniec.
"I dare you to call!" exclaimed Khouiss, "I'm on tilt!"
Tureniec gave it up and Khouiss is back to 79,000.
Le:
Vakili:
The board can out
and Le spiked a queen on the flop, which was enough to end the run of Vakili.
to take a stranglehold on the hand. Casale was drawing dead after the turn fell .Casale has 90,000 chips after this loss. Plens is up to 205,000.
