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, Delaney bet 65,000 after Wardak checked. Wardak then came over the top to 200,000, folding Delaney. Not one to be outdone, he opened his hand, just as Delaney had done previously, and showed 
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2009 Aussie Millions
Event 7 - $1,650 Bounty Feature Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
1,500 AUD
Entries
449
Level
28
Blinds
10,000 / 20,000
Ante
2,000
, Delaney bet 65,000 after Wardak checked. Wardak then came over the top to 200,000, folding Delaney. Not one to be outdone, he opened his hand, just as Delaney had done previously, and showed .
flop and checked it over to Delaney. Delaney calmly counted out a bet of 220,000. Wardak counted out his own stack to figure out where he stood in the hand, then mucked. Delaney excitedly showed 
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Level: 28
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 2,000
Former Crown Poker Room manager Danny McDonagh has joined the festivities, immediately heading for the open bottles of champagne. McDonagh worked here for many years before joining the Asia Pacific Poker Tour as Tournament Director a few years ago. He's also been named the Tournament Director of the recently launched Australia - New Zealand Poker Tour.
At the table there hasn't been much action to speak of. The two players chopped a pot when each showed down eight-seven, but otherwise continue to trade the big blind back and forth. I wish there were a way to make it sound more interesting than that, but sometimes a spade's a spade.
flop, Saidal Wardak bet 60,000 on the turn 
. Ben Delaney called. The river fell 
and brought checks from both players. Wardak showed pocket deuces for two pair, aces and deuces. Delaney turned over 
for two pair, aces and kings. He took down the pot.An interesting side note: Eric Assadourian is in Wardak's corner along with the Jim Beam Party Crew. He's been offering Wardak words of encouragement in between hands and giving him generalized, heads-up meta game tips.
Saidal Wardak - 970,000