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Carlos Mortensen was down to 2,250, which he got in with 
against Dan Smith's 
.
The 
flop gave Smith a whole bunch more outs, but the 
turn and 
river bricked out.
Mortensen - 4,500
Smith - 15,500
2011 Aussie Millions
Event #13: Australia Heads-Up Championship
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
2011 Aussie Millions
Buy-in
10,000 AUD
Entries
24
Dan Smith opened to 500, and Carlos Mortensen bumped it up to 1,950. Smith moved all in for 7,725 total, and Mortensen called instantly.
Smith: 
Mortensen: 
The 
flop didn't hold much help for Smith. Mortensen paired with the 
in the turn, a pair he'd rather have gone without. Especially when the dealer put the 
down on the felt. "Straight," Smith said quietly. Mortensen's face went blank.
Smith is up to 15,500, dropping Mortensen down to 3,500.
In the biggest pot yet, Dan Smith bet 925 at the 
board. Carlos Mortensen called. The river brought the 
, and Smith checked. Mortensen hesitated a beat before checking behind. Smith showed 
, but Mortensen's 
gave him two pair and the win. He's on 13,500 now, leaving Smith with 6,500.
The payouts are as follows (in AUD):
1st - $130,000
2nd - $70,000
3rd - $40,000
Action is underway in the first match of the day.
They each start with 10,000. Blinds are at 50/100 and go up every 20 minutes.
The finals of the Australia Heads-Up Championship are minutes away from beginning, and only one day later than expected. The first heat of 16 players went off without a hitch on Wednesday, and Dan Smith and Barry Woods crushed the competition to make it on the finals. The next crew of 16 were supposed to start on Thursday, but with only 10 players registered after several dropped out to play the little $250,000 upstairs, they pushed it back to Friday. By Friday, however, they were down to eight players. They decided to play from eight to one winner, sending Carlos Mortensen on to today's finals to play a round robin format with Woods and Smith.
After the draw, Dan Smith is playing Carlos Mortensen in the first best-of-three match. The winner with then move on to play Barry Woods. The winner will be the first person to beat both opponents in a row. Theoretically, this format could go on forever, but we're optimistic that won't happen. The two losing players will then play each other to determine second and third places.
Smith, who is still battling a cold, has run upstairs to grab some tissues (and his good luck lollypops). Action will be underway as soon as he returns.
Event #13: Australia Heads-Up Championship
Day 3 Started