That’s right, if you’ve been a part of this great promo, you’ve got a shot to represent CarbonPoker at one of the live-event highlights of the poker calendar — The Aussie Millions.

All you need to do to get your shot at a seat in Melbourne is dominate the MTT leaderboard. You do this by placing well in any MTT event; the player admin automatically tracks your leaderboard points. The top 100 players on the MTT Leaderboard will be fighting it out this Sunday for the live seat.

• Saturday, October 10, 2009
• 14:00 Server Time.
• Top 100 MTT Leaderboard Players

Want to get in the next MTT Final? Hit up multi table tourneys at Carbon and work your way up the leaderboard. There is another Aussie Millions seat up for grabs, so get on it, mate.

Player1 raises $100,000 preflop and is folded around the table to player2 who makes the call.

The flop comes Q38. #1 moves all in with the short stack, and player 2 stands and makes the call. Looking jubilantly triumphant already, he tables KK for the best hand with #1 flipping top pair – Queens and a 10 kicker.

Turn – 6
River – 9

The crowd applauds and cheers as the field narrows down to 30 odd players.

A few big moves by some big names fare poorly as crowd favorite Patrick Antonius fell to a 3 way all in on a board of JJ8-3-5. Some big bets forced one chaser off but not the other as he moved in for 400k. A long time deliberating, Antonius eventually and honorably called time on himself and as the pit boss counted down the final moments he made the call and tabled KJ for trip Jacks. His opponent turned J5 for one better with a full house.

KK in his hand he smooth calls a 12,000 raise and opts to milk the hand. A 483 rainbow flop gave him what appeared to be a sign that the smooth call was right, once again he smooth calls a bet by his opponent this time 20,000.

The 5 on the turn gave some straight draw options that could have been threatening. Following a check by his opponent he moves his remaining 14,500 in the middle to be called by a K4 which put him in best position with KK vs 44. A 4 on the river brought supporters hopes crashing down as he was bested by a set of 4s.

Short stack and in early position, Dezilk had little choice but to push all in when he peered down at a peeled back Q5 suited. Having one caller on QJ, his luck didn’t look the best. However the flop came pairing his 5s, but not bringing any flush draw options. Either way, he looked in good shape. Until the turn came a queen and the river crushed all hope of survival by nailing a pair of fishhooks into his coffin. Dezilks under pair wasn’t enough and sent him over to Liam and Sliekas who were waiting with a chilled beer.

Peering down at JJ Slieka’s raised preflop under the gun to be called by the button and small blind. The flop came down with what appeared to be well in favor of his cause – a rainbow 789. Over pair with a gutshot straight draw. Another bet and a call as the turn comes and changes nothing on the board, all in by Sliekas after to carry out a check call manoeuvre, a hesitation and then Slieka’s all in is called and the opponent turns a set of 8’s. Unlucky and Slieka’s is sent packing to the bar, where Liam waits with cold beer.

In other news, the floor was sparkling as stars were spotted left right and again on the left. Lee Nelson, Mark Voss, Australian cricketing legend Shane Warne, sporting a new sleeve of tattoos, and vocalist Brian McFaden who’s better known for the women he pulls, were all seen cavorting around the poker room. Even a blinged up Scotty Nguyen managed to get roped into a photo with StaffLiam.

More Updates and Photos are coming soon!

Dont forget that there is still a few more chances to win seats with another live seat final on the 27th of Dec! Come join us in Melbourne!