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The Full Tilt family is well represented as the Aussie Millions main event moves into its fourth Day. Fourteen players remain, and among them are three Full Tilt pros and one qualifier. The pros are Gus Hansen, Kristy Gazes and Andrew Black; the qualifier is the Swede Jonas Buskas.
Yesterday’s play was pretty remarkable in that there was so little caution being shown by the remaining players. Hansen, Patrik Antonious, Buskas, and Jimmy Fricke all seemed more than willing to move big portions of their stacks at any time. They saw large swings in fortune and were responsible for some pretty nasty beats. (Fricke took out Shane Schlegler, a Full Tilt qualifier, on a very tough hand.)
Today, as we move from fourteen to a TV table that will include seven players, timing may be everything. With so many players willing to put in so many chips on so little, it could be that poorly timed moves will decides some players’ fates.
As you look at pokerwire.com‘s live updates, don’t be surprised if you see a hand reported that makes you say, “why would he put his money in on those cards.” These guys play fast, and sometimes they’re going to get caught.
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