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Party Poker23-year old Tyron Krost won 2 million AU$ with his victory in the Aussie Millions main event.

"This is totally unbelievable - it is beyond my wildest dreams," said Krost in a press release. "If it is a dream, I don't want to wake up! In total I spent $700 trying to qualify for a package and I have managed to turn that into 2,000,000 AU$! I got some really good spots on the final table. When I needed a hand I seemed to get it."

Krost's final table should seem like a dream as he eliminated all but two players at the final table. First to go was Stephen Shelley when Krost's J-J held against Shelley's 7-7. Obrestad was out in seventh when she lost a race to Krost (A-J lost to 7-7). Six handed, Kosta Varoxis eliminated Steven Friedlander when his A-K defeated Friedlander's 7-7 and Jetten went out in fifth when he couldn't catch with K-5 against Krost's 10-10.

Varoxis was eliminated by Jensen (2-2 held against A-6) next and the overwhelming chip leader entering the tournament, Mizzi, lost a race to Krost holding … yes, you guessed it, 7-7, to Krost's A-K, to be eliminated in third.

Krost would enter heads up play with more than a 2:1 chip lead and finish the job after all the chips were moved in postflop on a board of Kc-3h-2d. Krost held K-9 while Jetten had K-6. The final two cards failed to help Jetten and Krost became the newest millionaire.

Party PokerTyron Krost and Frederick Jensen in action at the final table.

"It just hasn't sunk in at all how much money I have just won," said Krost. "I have no idea what I am going to with it. I cashed at the World Series in 2008, but nothing like this."

Here are the final standings and payouts:
Tyron Krost (2 million AU$)
Frederik Jensen (1.1 million AU$)
Sorel Mizzi (715,000 AU$)
Kosta Varoxis (450,000 AU$)
Peter Jetten (350,000 AU$)
Steve Friedlander (250,000 AU$)
Annette Obrestad (175,000 AU$)
Stephen Shelly (125,000 AU$)

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