The $100k buy-in event is down to 8 players after 2 intensive days of play. Germany's Ole Schemion will lead the remaining 8 players into Saturday's final table with 1,888,000 in chips - about 700k more than his closest opponent, Jason Mo.
Schemion finished Day 2 with such a big lead thanks to busting UK's Tony Bloom in 10th place. Bloom, who has Aussie Millions cashes dating back to 2004, bet al[...] Read more » 2015 Aussie Millions: $100k Challenger Final Table Set, Ole Schemion In The Lead
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How to handle with this kind of pressure? These guys may be used to it due to their experience, but having the capability to put money aside from all thoughts, during the game and during breaks it must be difficult task.
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This has got to be one of the best final tables' for a long long time. Erik Seidel and Scott Seiver are two of the best players ever and whoever wins this will have earned every penny
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Very exciting. Hope we can study sometimes if we follow these big tournaments. I wonder how much time needed these players, to can play like this. Wish I can play half professional, like these players.
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A great line up for the final eight players.Ole Schemion is having some excellent results recently but Eric Seidel is a player who I always like to watch and it will be interesting to watch how this final goes.
I usually kid around a bit when these final tables anounced, telling everybody how I have no single clue about any participators and why are they here but this time I have to tell you I know the majority of these names so this must be a nice tourey from the beginning to the end. Go Seidel I guess.
I think when the 100k Challenge final table was announced nobody out of these people think about that D**k Yong going to take the 1st place seeing his chips were only around 15% of the first three leaders combined chips in compairson but it worth to mention that there's no impossible situation in poker until you through all of you chips. Nice FT.
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