Event 4: $1,100 Pot Limit Omaha
Day 2 Completed
2010 Aussie Millions
Event 4: $1,100 Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
1,000 AUD
Prize Pool
160,000 AUD
Entries
160
Level
21
Blinds
8,000 / 16,000
Ante
0
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Obrestad began the final table third in chips and as soon as she obtained the chip lead, she never looked back, steamrolling the final table en route to her first ever major PLO title.
And with that, our coverage of Event 4 has come to a close. Here's a quick recap of how the final table panned out:
1st: Annette Obrestad - $40,000
2nd: Billy Seri - $31,200
3rd: Ryan Gutch - $22,800
4th: Oliver Gill - $17,600
5th: Con Angelakis - $11,200
6th: Emad Tahtouh - $8,800
7th: Paul Taylor - $6,400
8th: Tony Bloom - $4,800
9th: Michael Sampieri - $3,200
For those of you wanting more Aussie Millions coverage, have no fear -- click on over to our coverage of Event 5, the $1,650 No Limit Hold'em Bounty Event, happening as we speak.
As always, thanks for tuning in. From Event 4 at the 2010 Aussie Millions Poker Championships at Crown Casino in Melbourne, Australia, we bid you adieu.
Seri opened the pot with a pot-sized raise from the button and Obrestad reraised, putting Seri all in. Seri, short-stacked, made the call and a showdown ensued:
Seri:
Obrestad:
The board ran out
and Obrestad's jacks held up to win the pot.Seri will take home $31,200 AUD in prize money for his runner-up finish.
Obrestad opened the pot with a raise to 35,000 from the button and Gutch called from the big blind. The flop came
and Gutch checked to Obrestad who fired a 40,000 continuation bet. Gutch made the call, sending the action to the turn -- .Here, both players checked, opting to see a free river card, which was the
. Gutch led out with a pot-sized bet, Obrestad then reraised the pot putting Gutch all in, and Gutch made the call.At the showdown, Obrestad tabled
for tens full, besting Gutch's flush for the win.Gutch's elimination set the stage for a heads-up match between Obrestad and short stack Billy Seri. Obrestad will enter the heads-up portion of the match with 856,000 in chips to Seri's 104,000.
With the board showing
, Gutch bet the pot and Obrestad repotted, putting Gutch all in. A call was made and the cards turned up: Gutch:
Obrestad:
After the river delivered the
, Gutch let out a premature cheer, thinking he'd won the pot, but then he quickly realized that they both had the best hand -- two pair, jacks and fours.
Here's how they stack up midway through level 21:
Obrestad: 620,000
Gutch: 160,000
Seri: 120,000
In a recent hand, Annette Obrestad opened with a raise to 41,000. Next to act, Seri reraised all in for about 112,000 and Obrestad made the call:
Obrestad:
Seri:
The board then ran out
and Obrestad and Seri chopped the pot, both with two pair (aces and sevens) with a queen kicker.
Level: 21
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 0
In his final hand, Obrestad opened with a raise to 30,000 and Gill reraised all in, a bet worth 84,000. Obrestad made the call and the following showdown ensued:
Obrestad:
Gill:
The board then filled out
and Obrestad took down the pot with eights full, sending Gill to the rail in 4th place ($17,600 AUD).
All of the money went in before the flop and Gutch and Obrestad checked down a
board, sending the hand to a showdown:Gill:
Gutch:
Obrestad: (Muck)
Gill took down the pot with a set of twos and with one more double up, could be right back in it.