The turn brought the 
and Gorr checked. With two hearts now on board, Keys bet 650,000. Gorr quickly check-raised to 1.65 million. Keys didn't act so quickly. He thought for a bit and then moved all in. Gorr quickly snapped him off, but did so with the worst hand.
Gorr: 
Keys: 
Keys had the lead with two pair, sevens and threes. Gorr held top pair with kings and a gutshot straight draw. Gorr would need to hit a five for a straight, a six or a four for a better two pair or a king for trips on the river in order to win the match and the tournament. If not, he'd be crushed and back on the short stack.
With the crowd standing, the dealer dealt a dagger on the river with the 
! Gorr had come from behind to win the hand. Thanks to his recent double up, Gorr had the chip lead and Keys covered. That meant he won the tournament and sent Keys home in second place for AUD$1,035,000"
Final results (721 entries, buy-in AUD$10K):
1. David Gorr AUD$2,000,000
2. James Keys AUD$1,035,000
3. Jeff Rossiter AUD$700,000
4. Michael Ryan AUD$450,000
5. Randy Dorfman AUD$325,000
6. Samad Razavi AUD$225,000
7. Chris Moorman AUD$175,000
8. Patrik Antonius AUD$130,000
...
9. Sorel Mizzi AUD$130,000
10. Randy "nanonoko" Lew AUD$100,000
Read the full recap of the Aussie Millions 2011 Main Event final table from Pokernews.