The craziness of the overall table bubble finally came to an end with the elimination of Michael Caruana.
His final hand saw Vincent Chua open to 75,000 before Caruana moved keen on 560,000 from the button. The blinds folded and Chua gave the verdict some thought.
"This could be it boys!" Chua yelled to his pals who've been sweating all of the action in between hands at the nearby 20/40 Limit Omaha table.
Chua made the decision with pocket nines and located himself in great shape against Caruana's pocket sevens. The dealer spread a seven-less board and Caruana was out in tenth place much to the delight of Chua's support crew in addition to the rest nine players.
The clock was paused and ANZPT Melbourne final table seats were drawn as follows:
Seat 1: Vincent Chua - 1,485,000Seat 2: Edison Nguyen - 850,000Seat 3: Wayde Rickhuss - 400,000Seat 4: Dennis Huntly - 1,700,000Seat 5: Dylan Honeyman - 995,000Seat 6: Corey Kempson - 1,455,000Seat 7: Gabriel Messo - 1,635,000Seat 8: Cameron Bryce - 415,000Seat 9: Luke Spano - 1,170,000
With a forty-minute dinner break to consider things, the players returned and it didn't take long for fireworks to erupt at the final table.
The short-stacked Cameron Bryce moved all in from early position with pocket sixes, Vincent Chua flat-called before Dennis Huntly moved all in excessive. Chua gave it some thought but eventually got out of how as Huntly tabled pocket rockets!
The board bricked out and Bryce must be content with $18,550 for his ninth place finish.
So we're all the way down to eight and Dennis Huntly has increased his chip advantage over the sector. He's as much as 2,500,000 chips and gunning for the highest prize of $253,000.
Heath "TassieDevil" Chick is a contract Contributor for the PokerStars Blog.
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