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event 1

1,129 entrants, AUD$1,150 buy in

Aussie Millions Event 1 Result

1. Vic Spadavecchia - AUD $215,000

2. Derek Wolters - AUD $152,000

3. Amer Akkari - AUD $117,000

4. Andrew Hinrichsen - AUD $92,000

5. George Tang - AUD $72,000

6. Robert Raymond - AUD$57,000

7. Don Mishra - AUD$44,000

8. Camil Debsia - AUD$32,000

9. Robert Spano - AUD$21,000

Congrats to Daniel Rudd as he took down AussieMillions Event 2, the $1,150 Shotclock Shootout for $31,690

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Daniel Rudd Wins Event #2: $1,150 NLHE Shotclock Shootoutpoker

For someone who rarely plays tournaments Daniel Rudd is starting to make a bit of a name for himself on the tournament scene.

The young Brit banked close to $770,000 in a six-way World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) chop in September, and he’s now gone and added an Aussie Millions side event to his CV.

The PokerAsiaPacific blog said that Rudd ‘dominated the final table before fading away late’, but that didn’t stop him winning the flips that mattered against Hiroaki Harada and the WSOP bracelet winner Angel Guillen.


Event #2 Final Table Results

1st. Daniel Rudd – $31,390*
2nd. Hiroaki Harada – $37,913*
3rd. Angel Guillen – $35,397*
4th. Gregory Cook – $15,830
5th. Rory Cook – $13,200
6th. Alexander Lynskey – $10,650
7th. Alexander Debus – $8,620
8th. David Heskin – $6,900
9th. John Thomson – $5,380
*Denotes a three-handed deal

http://calvinayre.com/2015/01/20/poker/aussie-millions-update-spadavecchia-and-rudd-take-events-1-2/

Bit silly to say the person who won 3rd largest amount of money won the tournament.

As soon as the deal is struck stop play and just declare Harada the winner.

Oliver Gill Finally Breaks Through in Event #3: $2,500 8-Game Mixed

Event #3: $2,500 8-Game Mixed attracted a small but experienced field of 46 players,

Final Table Results
Place   Player   Prize (AU$)
1   Oliver Gill   $38,815
2   Tony Bloom   $26,395
3   Sam Khouiss   $17,075
4   Mikal Blomlie   $11,900
5   Jonas Mackoff   $9,315


Sean O'Reilly Defeats Xuan Liu to Win Event #4: $1,150 No-Limit Hold'em Six-Max

Event #4: $1,150 No-Limit Hold'em Six-Max attracted 496 entrants,

Final Table Results
Place   Player   Prize (AU$)
1   Sean O’Reilly   $107,200
2   Xuan Liu   $71,500
3   Bobby Zhang   $52,500
4   David Urban   $41,000
5   Shivan Abdine   $30,500
6   Adam Jarvis   $20,500
7   Robbie Fisher-O’Brien   $10,500

Michael Soyza, winner of the CrownPoker Aussie Millions 1,150 AUD Accumulator for 120,000 AUD

"In 2013 Mervin Chan created a wave in Malaysia – a mini poker boom – when he won the Aussie Millions Main Event crown. Perhaps now we are still seeing the affects of Chan’s victory as Malaysia’s Michael Soyza adds his name to Malaysia’s poker champions with his victory today in the $1,150 Accumulator Event.

Soyza was one of 605 entrants for this event, and surged to a massive chip lead on the final table which was a position he never let slip.

1st Michael Soyza – $120,000
2nd Rainer Kempe – $76,272
3rd Andre Lettau – $69,319
4th Xiaoyong Liao – $59,336
5th Huy Pham - $34,000
6th Gary Benson - $27,500
7th Scott Davies - $21,600
8th Gerald Karlic - $17,000
9th Laurence Hill - $12,400"

Australian Alex Trevallion wins $25K Challenge

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104 entrants – a 60% increase on last year’s number of 65.

$25,000 Challenge – Results
1st Alex Trevallion - $645,150*
2nd Tobias Reinkemeier - $614,850*
3rd Pratyush Buddiga - $335,000
4th Stephen Chidwick - $250,000
5th Thomas Muehloecker - $195,000
6th Steve O’Dwyer - $156,000
7th Raiden Kan- $125,000
8th Rahul Byrraju - $100,000
9th Connor Drinan - $75,000
*denotes heads-up deal

$2,500 H.O.R.S.E. Event.

The event started with a field of 37 players

Final Results
1st Jonas Mackoff - $31,200
2nd Marsha Waggoner - $21,225
3rd Jan Suchanek - $13,750
4th Trung Tran - $9,575
5th Maria Ho - $7,500

Main Event has bagged up with 97 remaining from 183 in Flight 1.

Chipcounts include some GB and Ire players

Suchanek Jan 163400
Backlund Joakim 148900
Barer Amichai 147900
Byrraju Rahul 137600
Reina Giuseppe 121900
Habb Mikel 114500
Salter Robert 111200
Kan Yew Fatt 'Raiden' 106400
Bräuer Jannis 103800
Peredo Pablo 102300
Rastogi Rahul 102300
Bojang Ismael 98700
Graham Jarred 93500
Mackoff Jonas 91700
Kamutzki Heinz 91600
Hinrichsen Andrew 89000
Kambouroglou Antonis 87400
Karlic Gerald 86100
Salter Jack 85400
Stephensen Felix 82000
Yogo Iori 77300
Drew Kodie 74000
Colman Julius 73500
Goel Apoorva 72200
Kössler Florian 71100
Chew Stevan 70000
Smith Elliot 68300
Jinks Brayden 66200
Nyberg Louis 66200
Kozlov Martin 66100
Blain Dermot 64000
English Timothy 63000
O'Rourke Liam 62300
Liu Shao 60200
Pauling Glenn 59600
Spindler Benjamin 59200
Novick Noah 58600
Walthaus Jorn 58500
Guttmann Michael 56400
Gu Huidong 56200
Quan Li 55400
Lisandro Jeffrey 54700
Thorns Lee 54200
Nguyen Quoc 53900
Wilson Joshua 53300
Frost Lasse 53000
Pautrot Kiaus 52000
Jachimowicz Shy 51900
Swidler Carter 50300
Liu Xuan Xuan 49800
Scicchitano Angelo 48100
Nguyen Minh Hau 47600
Gill Oliver 47300
Balsiger Jacob 46800
Wilkerson Dylan 45200
Yu Ryan 43800
Gorr Samuel 42200
Helps Luisa 41900
Derek Davor 40600
Laguda Gary 38400
Smith Asa 38100
Argyros Vasilios 37800
Cosma Ana-Maria 37400
O'Dea Eoghan 37000
Aristidou Petros 36900
Goldberg Gregory 36300
Rann James 36000
Tartaglia Antonio 34500
Macdonnell Marc 32900
Liapis Bill 31900
Moolhuizen Mateusz 31300
Tran Steven 31200
Liu Tyrone 31000
Michelakis Michail 30700
Prendiville Sean 30500
Le Phucnam 30400
Raymond Robert 30200
Gray Jason 29600
Ronalds Anthony 29500
De Cesare Amanda 28200
Hidri Ermir 27900
Hall Laurence 27700
Kennedy James 26800
Hata Aymon 24900
Wright Nicholas 23100
Quon Stephen 20800
Yamashita Takuya 20400
Chan Terrence 20000
Daines Steven 19700
Huber Stefan 18600
Beh Beng Hooi Hooi 17400
Georgoulas Nick 16800
Lehmanski Maximilian 16500
Stylidis Panagiotis 15400
Karawgodagedon Jayawardhana 15200
Hachem Joseph 13400
Wohlers Melanie 9900

The second Day 1 flight of the $10,600 Aussie Millions Main Event saw 173 entrants, which added to the 183 from Day 1a, brings the total to 356 so far. That’s 27 entrants up on the same period during last year and puts the event in good shape to host a larger total field than the 668 in 2014.

There were 91 total survivors and all these players now have the day off on Tuesday before coming back for Day 2 on Wednesday. Meanwhile, the third and final Day 1 flight will take place from 12:30pm local time on Tuesday.

Ian Wassell - 229500
Daniel Cates - 168100
Naween Fernando - 142600
Kwok Sze 'Calvin Ho - 135200
Corey Kempson - 131900
Mustapha Kanit - 130900
Paul Abela - 124300
Bryan Huang - 120700
Konstantin Fetzer - 114400
Isaac Lau - 108000
Wolfgang Thaler - 98800
Gary Benson - 97600
Julian Wei Lee - 90900
Casey Kastle - 89600
Mikael Koistinen - 89500
Andrew Chen - 88200
Jesse Mckenzie - 87000
Sterling Savill - 83200
Aaron Wilson - 81500
Dale Marsland - 79700
Steven Tabb - 79100
Grant Levy - 78700
Carl Falk - 76400
Sarkiss Osalian - 73600
Philip Vanyzendoorn - 69800
Oluwashola Akindele - 69700
Stephen Lindeblad - 69000
Michael Pedley - 68200
Jackson Zheng - 67300
Andre Lettau - 65300
Peter Matusik - 63100
Kane Kalas - 61400
Niclas Adolfsson - 60800
Andrew Michael - 60200
Michel Bouskila - 60200
David Saghabi - 60000
David Powers - 59900
Andrew Damianou - 59600
Toan Ngoc Nguyen - 56800
Jay Kinkade - 54500
Huy Pham - 53300
Tobias Schwecht - 52400
Scott Corey - 50400
Stuart Kerr - 49200
Stephen Swirgoski - 47800
Walter Treccarichi - 46700
Patrick Healy - 45900
Timo Pfutzenreuter - 44700
Maciej Rynkiewicz - 44600
Rainer Kempe - 44300
Martin Stausholm - 43400
Mario Doria - 43300
Michael Egan - 42500
Darren Lyttle - 41800
Paul Sharbanee - 37800
Christopher Andler - 37400
Geoffrey Nye - 34100
Luke Spano - 33900
Michael Fraser - 33200
Scott Calcagno - 32300
Simon Mattsson - 31900
Yingui Li - 31800
Tino Lechich - 30400
Doanh Tran - 29400
Simon Deadman - 28700
Jing Zhu - 28200
Peter Kotsiris - 28100
Semon Deeb - 28000
Sean Giesbrecht - 27300
Anthony Legg - 26900
David Munday - 26800
Jamieson Pickering - 26500
Alan Mcmaster - 26300
Roy Agresta - 26100
Errol Bamford - 25400
Tuy Le - 25000
Nino Marotta - 24800
Jordan Tentori - 23500
Raemin Alexander - 23100
Roberto Damelian - 22300
Benjamin Kean - 20600
Milton Trickey - 20500
Robert Spano - 20000
David Middleton - 19700
Winfred Yu - 18000
Joel Douaglin - 16000
Robert Edelstein - 15700
Hassib Younan - 12600
Slade Fisher - 10900
Gabriel Paul - 9400
Shyam Srinivasan - 8400

Aussie Millions $100,000 Challenge – Final Table Lineup
Seat 1: Erik Seidel – 1,083,000
Seat 2: Scott Seiver – 545,000
Seat 3: Richard Yong – 554,000
Seat 4: Justin Bonomo – 833,000
Seat 5: Ole Schemion – 1,888,000
Seat 6: Alex Trevallion – 291,000
Seat 7: Dani Stern – 656,000
Seat 8: Jason Mo – 1,150,000

$1,150 NLHE Terminator – Final Table results
1st Angelina Rich - $25,905*
2nd John Thomson - $22,000*
3rd Jim Giannoukos - $21,000*
4th Paul Stewart - $10,200
5th Bruno Portaro - $8,600
6th Walter Hunchak - $7,000
7th Nicholas Keong - $5,700
8th Michael Addamo - $4,500
9th Peter Mormanis - $3,500
*denotes three-handed deal

The entire 2015 Aussie Millions Main Event field sat under the one roof for the first time on Wednesday as the 338 survivors of the opening three flights came together to continue their journey towards fame and fortune.

Those players were joined by six late registrations and after a shortened five-level day, that number had been reduced to just 136.

The overall number of 648 entrants for the Main Event is a little down on last year but still a very strong result, with the top 72 players to finish in the money and a top prize of $1,600,000.

Aussie Millions Main Event Day 2 Top Ten Counts

Jan Suchanek – 483,900
Keanu Simpson – 403,000
James Rann – 382,000
Michael Pedley – 376,700
Andrew Chen – 344,400
Wai Tung Lo – 340,000
AJ Antonios – 329,000
Grant Levy – 324,500
Rahul Byrraju – 321,400
Michael Addamo – 321,100

day 3 seat draw http://www.pokerasiapacific.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=516&p=1878#p1878

Very best of luck to young James Rann, assuming it is the young scots lad on Sky poker (Runitsran?)

Geo

Fingers crossed it is him, Geo, smashing lad.

Simon Deadman is in good shape, too.

They are on the bubble right now - and on Dinner Break.
 
As far as I can see, James remains in great shape, currently FOURTH, with the average stack currently 250,000, & blinds 2,500/5,000/500

PokerNews latest chip counts are......


1 Jan Suchanek 1,025,000
2 Gerald Karlic 940,000
3 Keanu Simpson 700,000
4 James Rann 670,000
5 Raiden Kan 550,000
6 Michael Pedley 525,000
7 Jesse McKenzie 510,000
8 Brian Rast 490,000
9 Garlad Karlic 440,000
10 Don Mishra 425,000



http://www.pokernews.com/live-reporting/2015-aussie-millions/main-event/

Simon Deadman busted just outside the money, unfortunately

30 remain in the main event overnight

james rann is 9/30 overnight http://uk.pokerstars.com/en/blog/tournaments/appt/season-9-1/aussie-millions-1/

payouts http://uk.pokerstars.com/en/blog/tournaments/appt/season-9-1/aussie-millions-1/

David Longmate is also British

"The man in pole position is Macau regular Raiden Kan (1,775,000) who will start the penultimate day just ahead of Andrew Chen (1,116,500), Brian Rast (1,115,600) and Gerald Karlic (1,08,500).

Phil Ivey's quest for Aussie gold is still alive and the ten-time WSOP bracelet winner will return on Friday with 439,000.

Other notables also still challenging include Richard Lyndaker (943,000), Jan Suchanek (657,000), Tony Hachem (409,000) and Mike 'Timex' McDonald (160,000).

Flying the flag for Blighty are James Rann (684,000) and David Longmate (465,000).

The final 30 will resume battle at 12.30pm local time (1.30am GMT), before playing down to a final table of seven."

http://www.bluffeurope.com/poker-news/en/Aussie-Millions-Raidan-Kan-Leads_18009.aspx

Dave is a Brummagem reg. VBOL to him.

Unforch, Dave Longmate exited in 14th place.

However.......

...with just 12 remaining, James Rann sits handily in 7th place, with some 60 Bigs, & A$95,000 already locked up.


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Gl runitsrann 

He is currently plum last of 11, but just doubled up. He now has 875,000 @ 15,000-30,000/5,000.

James just doubled again, & a player has been eliminated, so 10 left.

James Rann now sits 3rd of 9 in a bunched field.

Spin tekkers, good luck James!

Confirmed real nice guy

Ditto

Geo

Best of luck to him!

James goes into Sunday's Final as CL!

GL GL GL.

1 Joel Douaglin 3,935,000
2 Lennart Uphoff 3,595,000
3 Richard Lyndaker 1,200,000
4 Manny Stavropoulos 2,115,000
5 James Rann 4,085,000
6 Brian Rast1, 185,000
7 Anthony Legg 3,290,000

brilliant news

good luck to him

(http://www.pokerstars.com/en/blog/assets_c/2015/01/james_rann_aussie_millions_day4-thumb-450x301-251827.jpg)

prizes in AUD are

1 1,600,000
2 1,000,000
3 630,000
4 430,000
5 315,000
6 235,000
7 160,000

Brilliant news hope he can take it down

Best of luck fella.

Brian Rast doesn't fk about does he! What a Beast

GL to Rann obviously... Smash em up kid

gl James

2015 Aussie Millions Poker Championship

$100k Challenge: Macau businessman Richard Yong wins $100,000 Challenge for $1.87 million

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http://uk.pokerstars.com/en/blog/tournaments/appt/2015/appt9-aussie-millions-richard-yong-king-153783.shtml

a fairly spectacular call of a shove with J-10 on 7-6-2 along the way, he held against 8-9

$100,000 Challenge Results
1st Richard Yong - $1,870,000
2nd Ole Schemion - $1,350,000
3rd Scott Seiver - $1,000,000
4th Justin Bonomo - $800,000
5th Jason Mo - $630,000
6th Erik Seidel - $500,000
7th Dani Stern - $400,000
8th Alex Trevallion - $310,000

Simon Deadman

Twitter ·

Made day 2 of the $5k 6max. Have 130k going back to 800/1600. 25 players left and $135k up top. Last chance for the trip ‪

In the Main Event, 5 players remain, & James Rann sits 4th in chips, with Rast the shortie.

James will win a minimum of A$315,000.

Rast out in 5th, 4 remain, James has a minimum of AU$430,000.

Cool, he can hop straight in the quarter million event when he finishes.

"Short stack ninja'd my way to 3rd for $57k... Good luck HU @jackziyang @SenhUng ‪#‎bosses‬ ‪#‎AussieMillions‬"

4th place 22 v jj

well played

2015 Aussie Millions $250,000 Challenge Day 1: Phil Ivey Leads Going for Third Title

http://uk.pokernews.com/news/2015/02/2015-aussie-millions-250K-1-16446.htm

Great effort and cracking result for James

Manny Stavropoulos Wins the 2015 Aussie Millions Main Event for AU$1,385,500

Main Event Final Table Results
Place   Player   Prize (AU$)
1   Manny Stavropoulos   $1,385,500*
2   Lennart Uphoff   $1,214,500*
3   Joel Douaglin   $630,000
4   James Rann   $430,000
5   Brian Rast   $315,000
6   Anthony Legg   $235,000
7   Richard Lyndaker   $160,000

*Denotes heads-up deal