2009 Aussie Millions Event 10, Heads-Up Final: Tabatabai Triumphs

The final four combatants in the Aussie Millions Poker Championship $5,300 Heads-Up event squared off on Thursday, with John Tabatabai making quick work of Alec ‘traheho’ Torelli in straight sets to claim the championship ring…

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Thu, January 22nd, 2009

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