It took about 10 hours of intensive play on Day 4 until 18 players became a final table of six. Jack Salter, who is best known for his victory at the 2014 Aussie Millions Poker Championship, will lead the way into the final table with 3,255,000 chips - or about 1 million more than his closest competitior, Scott Davies, with 2,210,000.
Day 3 of the AU$10,000 Main Event (played at Crown Casino in Melbourne, Australia) concluded with 18 of 70 players bagging up chips. The money bubble popped when 36 players remained, but poker stars such as Joathan Duhamel, Jeff Gross, Brian Rast found themselves short of the money.
In case you missed it, the World Series of Poker Asia-Pacific (WSOP APAC) kicked off on October 2nd at Crown Casino in Melbourne, Australia. The AUD$10,000 buy-in Main Event started on Sunday and Day 2 is currently on a dinner break. There are approximately 100 players left of 329 entries. The chip leader is Ivan Zhou with 293k. Jackie Glazier is in second place with 285k.
Not even 2 weeks have passed since Antonio "The Magician" Esfandiari took down the most expensive tournament in poker history, The Big One for One Drop at the 2012 WSOP, for bank-busting $18,346,673! Now it seems like a new big high roller tournament is on its way...
Yesterday World Series of Poker announced on its website that a new partnership has been made with Crown Melbourne, Australia's leading integrated entrainment resort where Aussie Millions is played, to bring the WSOP series to the region.
World Series of Poker Asia -Pacific (WSOP APAC) will take place April 4-15, 2013, at Crown Melbourne and feature 5 WSOP gold bracelet events.
It took about 10 hours of intensive play on Day 4 until 18 players became a final table of six. Jack Salter, who is best known for his victory at the 2014 Aussie Millions Poker Championship, will lead the way into the final table with 3,255,000 chips - or about 1 million more than his closest competitior, Scott Davies, with 2,210,000.
Day 3 of the AU$10,000 Main Event (played at Crown Casino in Melbourne, Australia) concluded with 18 of 70 players bagging up chips. The money bubble popped when 36 players remained, but poker stars such as Joathan Duhamel, Jeff Gross, Brian Rast found themselves short of the money.
In case you missed it, the World Series of Poker Asia-Pacific (WSOP APAC) kicked off on October 2nd at Crown Casino in Melbourne, Australia. The AUD$10,000 buy-in Main Event started on Sunday and Day 2 is currently on a dinner break. There are approximately 100 players left of 329 entries. The chip leader is Ivan Zhou with 293k. Jackie Glazier is in second place with 285k.
