We came to Ben Delaney's table with a flop showing and th young player up against two opponents. With play checked to Delaney, he would make it 700 and one player would fold behind him.
Ben Delaney's aggression is well-known throughout Aussie poker circles, but unfortunately it's brought him undone in fourth place.
It was three-way action on a flop of between Simon Charette, Waki Waki and Ben Delaney, Charette led out for 22,000 before Waki raised to 53,000, forcing Delaney out of the way before Charette called, only to check-fold after Waki opened f
Leo Boxell has now become the new chip leader and the first past the one-million mark after eliminating Kosta Varoxis in fifth place.
Ben Delaney did what he did best and opened from the cutoff with a raise. Leo Boxell made the call from the button, so it was heads-up to a flop of . Delaney fired out a bet of 30,000 and Boxell made the call.
Ben Delaney has slipped to less than 350,000 in chips after losing pots to Simon Charette, Kosta Varoxis and Leo Boxell. Charette raised to 22,000 from under the gun and Delaney called from the button to go heads-up to a flop of .
Simon Charette has been the most active at this final table over the last hour and while he's taken one pot off Waki Waki, he lost one soon after to Ben Delaney.
With the blinds creeping up even further, the action is beginning to pick up at this final table and with each pot played, we're starting to see the tension build up amongst the remaining five players.
Simon Charette raised the button to 18,500 and got two callers in the form of Waki Waki and Ben Delaney out of the blinds.
With the stack average at 48 big blinds, we're settling in for a long grind, but 2010 Aussie Millions fourth-place finisher Kosta Varoxis has been getting busy lately despite being one of the short stacks on the table.
The first couple of hands have been relatively sedate since we've come back from the dinner break, but Simon Charette and Waki Waki have picked up some valuable chips nonetheless.
We've been hard-pressed to find any action here as the action continues here on the final table of the $2,200 No Limit Hold'em Six Handed event. All we can report is that we've seen three flops in the last 30 minutes.
Delaney has been quite active on the final table raising and re-raising a lot of hands. However, it now appears he has caught a case of Charette's final table jitters.
Ben Delaney opened from under the gun and looked rather surprised when he got three callers. Kosta Varoxis called from the button, and both Simon Charette and Waki Waki called out of the blinds.
SeatNameChip Count 1Simon Charette490,000 2Waki Waki560,000 3Ben Delaney687,000 4Leo Boxell214,000 5Ben Vinson144,000 6Josh Tekesky150,000 7Kosta Varoxis245,000
Aussie online phenom Ben Delaney has been playing an uber-aggressive game throughout the last two days and he's reaped a lot of chips.
Full Tilt Red Pro Billy "The Croc" Argyros has surrendered the last of his chips to Ben Delaney in 12th place to collect AUD $9,000.
Simon Charette was crippled down to 73,000 in chips after clashing with Tony Dunst, but Adam Stoneham and Bodo Sbrezsny were both sent to the rail and we're now down to 13 players.
The field has now been reduced to 15 players after the eliminations of Toby Lewis and Ray Ellis.
There's been very little action, but that comes as no surprise given that we're playing nine minutes of a blind level.
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