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Casino Aussie Millions Update, by Greg Tingle - 20th
January 2011
G'day
punters, journos, high rollers - casino whales, poker
sharks, entertainment news junkies, politicians, insiders,
outsiders, legal eagles... one and all. Today its
the Crown Casino Aussie Millions special. Media
Man and Gambling911
with another fair dinkum Aussie style report maties...
Aussie
Millions Plays Celeb Card...
Celeb
poker is still popular, especially down under in Australia,
despite the market becoming somewhat flooded (no pun
re Queensland floods) in recent years. Crown Casino
celeb poker was a red carpet was affair. Enter the
Aussie Millions "Celebrity Poker Challenge".
Perhaps with a tie in to the world famous Studio 54,
Crown's 'Studio 3' at James Packer's prime Australian
casino became party time. The showgirls were impossible
to miss, there was a press pack with paps - mainly
friendly ones, and a DJ to keep people pumped up on
cool music. We're pleased to report that last years
Main Event champion, PartyGaming's PartyPoker
sponsored Tyron Krost was there, and we think it was
a sighting of the Germany Shepherd dog loving Tony
G. Howard "The Professor" Lederer and Barney
Boatman were also in attendance. Insiders saw a few
glimpses of Shane 'Warnie' Warne also, but we missed
Jeff 'Marrickville Mauler' Fenech. Annette '16' (once
upon a time) Obrestad and alleged partner of some
description, Scott Montgomery showed their faces.
The brother of ex WSOP champion, Tony Hachem was seen
getting around on a crutch, apparently carrying an
injury (no, not to the groin, and no, Annie Duke didn't
do it to him, before you ask). Then, our of the shadows
a lovely lady understood to be Ann Peakcock emerged,
who soon passed the stage to Shane Warne, who appears
to be the main face of Crown Casino poker these days,
the other face being Joe Hachem. James Packer still
stays in the background most of the time, but is still
good for a media quote and photo every now and again.
Money raised from the night went to charity, with
some connection to The Shane Warne Foundation and
Variety, and somehow the cash will get to the victims
of the Australian floods, where Queensland is the
worst effected, and unfortunately it appears the death
count is just a touch less than 20, but we will keep
you updated as more news come to hand of the tragedy.
In a nice gesture, Blue ribbons were worn by all in
recognition of the floods that have hit much of Australia.
Before you could say 'Flush' or 'River' things were
transformed into a 4 table team showdown. It was a
top night and we publicly congratulate James Packer
and his world class team and associates for showing
the world how its done.
Aussie
Millions 'Celebrity Poker Challenge' Media Blurb...
Melbourne,
Australia. Tuesday 18 January 2011. Crown will deal
another royal flush TOMORROW with the annual Aussie
Millions ‘Celebrity Poker Challenge' that will
see the likes of tennis ace Andy Roddick and Brooklyn
Decker, poker champion Joe Hachem, Shane Warne, Dannii
Minogue, Gary Ablett Jnr, Glenn Archer, Grant Smile,
Kris Smith, Nathan Brown, Nicholas Bolton, Paris Wells,
Paul and Barbara Licuria, Pete Evans, Shane Delia,
Stephen Curry and Zoe Badwi join with world poker
pros Phil Ivey, Gus Hansen, Howard Lederer, Patrik
Antonius and defending Aussie Millions Champion Tyron
Krost to put their best poker faces on for charity.
Aussie
Millions Updates...
Crown
Casino - Event 4: $1,100 No Limit Hold'em Shootout!
The famous poker tournament is already 5 days in punters.
An Aussie and a South African gent have got their
gold rings.
The
shootout format is the talk of the poker world, at
least as far as Aussie Millions goes. To progress
through to the next stage, a player must best all
punters at their poker table in a shootout fashion.
This is the virgin time a shootout tournament has
been run at the Aussie Millions The jet setter pros
have been arriving at James Packers' Crown Casino
and world class poker room.
Names
who appear to be lock ins include Annette '16' Obrestad,
James Akenhead, Scott Montgomery and Jonathan Karamalikis.
A
4th Aussie Millions gold ring is up for grabs, and
more likely than not, within the next 48 hours we
can report on who snatches it.
Aussie
Millions Overview...
Thus
far Crown Casino's Aussie Millions is living up to
its world class status. It got on the way last Thursday
at the Crown Casino in Melbourne, Australia and an
impressive 762 players showed up for the opening event,
a $1,000 buy-in No Limit Hold’em tournament.
The series, which includes a grand total of 20 events,
goes thru to Sunday, January 30th and features not
only the prestigious AUD $10,000 buy-in Main Event,
but also the AUD $100,000 High-Roller tournament that
continues to snatch and catch the biggest names in
poker across the globe, year after year. Aussie professional
Martin Drewe was crowned the winner of the first event
at the Crown Casino on Sunday, besting Darren Kramer
heads-up for a prize of AUD $200,000.The 2nd event
- Jared Solomon earned a nice AUD $10,000 via Poker
Pro No Limit Hold’em Shootout. Sean Dunwoodie
picked up $1,000 in the Pot Limit Omaha Event #3 for
AUD $37,000 and Soren Blanner won in the $1,100 No
Limit Hold’em Shootout Event #4 for AUD $38,000.
The Aussie Millions main event will commence this
Sunday, January 23rd. The AUD $10,000 No Limit Hold’em
tournament had 746 entrants last year and is set for
another huge field in 2011. Defending champ, Tyron
Krost snatched AUD $2 million last year after besting
a tough final table that sported Peter Jetten, Annette
Obrestad and Sorel Mizzi. Other former Main Event
champions included Stewart Scott (2009), Alexander
Kostritsyn (2008), Gus Hansen (2007), Lee Nelson (2006),
and Tony Bloom (2004). The AUD $100,000 Challenge
might just be the most anticipated match at Aussie
Million. It's billed as the most expensive tournament
buy-in in the world. The event was first held back
in 2006, getting a modest 10 players. In 2010, the
AUD $100,000 Challenge saw 24 players hit the tables,
with Dan Shak finally beating Phil Ivey for the AUD
$1.2 million winners purse. In 2009, David Steicke
won, coming up best from from a 23 deep pack, snatching
a cool $1.2 million payday. In other upcoming action
there will be an Aussie Millions high-stakes cash
game on 24th January featuring an AUD $200,000 minimum
buy-in. Players who took part in last year’s
broadcast cash game included Tom "durrrr"
Dwan, Ilari "Ziigmund" Sahamies, Chris Ferguson,
Andrew Feldman, Gus Hansen and Rafi Amit.
Aussie
Millions Events (buy-ins in Australian Dollars)
Event
#5: Wednesday, Jan. 19 – $1,100 Eight-Game Mixed
(Two-Day Event)
Event #6: Thursday, Jan. 20 – $1,100 Six-Max
No Limit Hold ‘em (Two-Day Event)
Event #7: Friday, Jan. 21 – $1,150 No Limit Hold’em
with Rebuys (Two-Day Event)
Event #8: Saturday, Jan. 22 – $100,000 Challenge
(Two-Day Event)
Event #9: Sunday, Jan. 23 – $10,600 Main Event
(Day 1 Flight 1)
Event #9: Monday, Jan. 24 – $10,600 Main Event
(Day 1 Flight 2)
Event #9: Tuesday, Jan. 25 – $10,600 Main Event
(Day 1 Flight 3)
Event #10: Sunday, Jan. 23 – $550 Teams Event
Event #11: Tuesday, Jan. 25 – $550 No Limit Hold’em
Event #12: Wednesday, Jan. 26 – $5,300 Pot Limit
Omaha
Event #13: Wednesday, Jan. 26 – $10,500 Heads-Up
Championship
Event #14: Wednesday, Jan. 26 – $550 No Limit
Hold’em
Event #15: Thursday, Jan. 27 – $10,500 Eight-Game
Mixed Event
Event #16: Thursday, Jan. 27 – $550 No Limit
Hold’em
Event #17: Friday, Jan. 28 – $2,200 Six-Max No
Limit Hold’em
Event #18: Friday, Jan. 28 – $550 No Limit Hold’em
Event #19: Saturday, Jan. 29 – $1,650 No Limit
Hold’em Bounties
Event #20: Sunday, Jan. 30 – $1,100 Turbo No
Limit Hold’em
Australia's
PartyGaming Poker Pro Tony G Will Get To Bring Dog
To Poker Table...
It's
a nice move by Tony, PartyGaming,
and maybe, Crown Casino powers that be. The well known
and largely feared poker shark will have at least
one dog (yep, with 4 legs) accompany him to at least
one poker game. Tony had blogged that Zasko the dog
was having some visa and security issues and would
not be able to make it. But now Tony has hooked up
with TJ, another German Shepherd breed to take the
place of MIA Zasko. "As you well know by now
I am not Phil Hellmuth so there will be no flashy
entrance but you have to be impressed that the G has
the weight to get a dog brought into the casino. He
will just be there playing around – tilting my
opponents and making the game a bit of fun,"
he blogged. Tony is looking to get TJ a meal inside
the casino and Wagyu beef comes to mid. Tony and TJ,
would you like win with that, and do you pref your
meat raw, medium or well done? Well do for adding
a bit more colour to the already party-time like event.
Security is understood to be at an all time high,
with many of the world's top casinos reporting theft,
fights and fraud matters over the past few years.
Trouble makers, best stay at home, and those who love
to party and love to win, who can also behave themselves,
you are warmly invited. Oh, if you own a fancy sports
car, why not temp fate and park it in the casinos
carpark and see if anyone dares try snatch it. Who
can forget the red Ferrari thief situation and well
as the Crown Casino robbers incidents from a few years
back, and then there was the Crown kitchen grease
trap man. Will lighting strike twice? If its too hot
in the kitchen, best get out. If your prepared to
get cooking with the best of them get your ass to
Crown. In any event, stay tuned to this website portal
for more hot action.
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the time to research and learn games before placing
down money
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Man, Casino
News Media and Gambling911 are website portals.
Not casinos as such, however are recognised as world
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Readers...
er, punters, how did you like our report? Tell us
in the forum.
If
you have a bet, please bet with your head, not over
it, and for God's sake, have fun.
*Greg
Tingle is a special contributor for Gambling911
*Media
Man is primarily a media, publicity and internet
portal development company. Gaming is just one of
a dozen sectors covered
*The
writer owns shares in Crown Limited
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Babes At Crown, Aussie Millions Poker Championship
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G'day
punters, journos, high rollers, politicians, insiders,
outsiders... one and all. Today we cover a bit of
the gossip going around Aussie gambling, casino and
media circles. There's a bit of something for everyone.
Media Man and Gambling911 with another great news
roundup for you from the land down under...
Crown
Casino: Melbourne Gets Casino Babes Sort Of: Burlesque
Royale - 28th January
Starring
for the first time in Australia, UK burlesque sensation
Immodesty Blaize, Burlesque Royale is a never before
seen spectacular of old fashioned showgirl glamour.
Featuring for the first time in Australia, International
stars Kalani Kokonuts (US), Michelle L'amour (US),
and Perle Noire (US). Also performing are Australian
artists Danica Lee, Holly J'aDoll, Kelly Ann Doll,
and Lauren La Rouge with a special performance by
Mada Vs Vegas - The Duelling Magicians. Hosted by
the enigmatic Supergirly, Burlesque Royale is set
to take its audience on a wild ride with tongues set
firmly in cheek. VIP tickets will include a complimentary
drink, gift bag and access to the after party.
Date:
Friday 28 January, 2011
2
shows. 8pm and 11.30pm
Crown
Casino, Melbourne: 2011 Aussie Millions Poker Championship
Starts Thursday...
Australia's
biggest, best and richest poker tournament is back
with a blast. Aussie Millions commences this Thursday
at James Packers' Crown Casino in beautiful Melbourne,
home to the original 'Underbelly' TV series which
featured gambling themes. We understand that the $10,600
AUD no-limit hold’em main event will snatch the
attention of the poker players and commentators when
it fires off on January 23rd. An deep field of 746
punters participated in the 2010 main event, with
our own Tyron Krost being crowned champion, picking
up $2 million, and soon after being signed u by PartyGaming's
PartyPoker. Many other players (and brands) and keen
to knock him off as you might expect. The field is
expected to be one of the greatest ever, if not the
best. High-stakes events include the $100,000 Challenge
that commences on January 22, as well as the Aussie
Millions high stakes cash game featuring a $200,000
minimum buy-in on Jan 24th. Last year the $100,000
Challenge attracted 24 players for a prize pool of
$2.4 million, and it was Dan Shak who bested Phil
Ivey heads up to earn a cool $1.2 million. Other substantial
buy-in events this year include the $10,500 Australia
no-limit hold’em heads-up championship and a
$10,500 eight-game mixed event. Stay glued to this
dial for more coverage, and don't be surprised if
Fox Sports and or / ESPN give it a bit of TV coverage.
Poker is big business in Australia and around the
world, and media companies are keen to cash in too.
Good luck to all players, and on James Packer for
your commitment to the "sport".
Crown
Casino, Melbourne: 2011 Aussie Millions Poker Championship
On The Way, by Greg Tingle - 14th January 2011
Australia's
biggest, best and richest poker tournament has just
got on the way. Aussie Millions commenced at James
Packers' Crown Casino in beautiful Melbourne, home
to the original 'Underbelly' TV series which featured
gambling themes. We understand that the $10,600 AUD
no-limit hold’em main event will snatch the attention
of the poker players and commentators when it fires
off on January 23rd. An deep field of 746 punters
participated in the 2010 main event, with our own
Tyron Krost being crowned champion, picking up $2
million, and soon after being signed u by PartyGaming's
PartyPoker.
Many other players (and brands) and keen to knock
him off as you might expect. The field is expected
to be one of the greatest ever, if not the best. High-stakes
events include the $100,000 Challenge that commences
on January 22, as well as the Aussie Millions high
stakes cash game featuring a $200,000 minimum buy-in
on Jan 24th. Last year the $100,000 Challenge attracted
24 players for a prize pool of $2.4 million, and it
was Dan Shak who bested Phil Ivey heads up to earn
a cool $1.2 million. Other substantial buy-in events
this year include the $10,500 Australia no-limit hold’em
heads-up championship and a $10,500 eight-game mixed
event. Stay glued to this dial for more coverage,
and don't be surprised if Fox Sports and or / ESPN
give it a bit of TV coverage. Poker is big business
in Australia and around the world, and media companies
are keen to cash in too. Good luck to all players,
and on James Packer for your commitment to the "sport".
Aussie
Millions Media Run Down...
The
Aussie Millions Poker Championship is the largest,
richest and most prestigious gaming event in the Southern
Hemisphere and ranked fifth largest in the world.
Featuring a comprehensive slate of tournaments in
every major poker variation, the Aussie Millions is
poker's longest running tournament in the Southern
Hemisphere, dating back to 1998.
Facts
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The Aussie Millions Poker Championship is held each
January at Crown Casino, in Melbourne Australia
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The Aussie Millions ranks as the fifth largest poker
tournament in the world by player number
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The championship includes over 20 tournaments culminating
in the coveted AUD$10,600 No Limit Holdem ‘Main
Event' on Sunday 23 January for Day 1 - Flight 1 (Mon
24 Flight 2, Tues 25 Flight 3 with Day 2 starting
on Wednesday 26 January 2011)
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The 2011 Aussie Millions is expected to reach a prize
pool of almost AUD$20 million with an expected first
prize of AUD$2 million for the AUD$10,600 No Limit
Holdem ‘Main Event'
-
Over 2,500 individual entrants will participant and
more than 600 international visitors are expected
to attend including players from the United States,
England, Ireland, South Africa, Scandinavia, Canada,
Israel, Estonia, Portugal and Russia
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The Aussie Millions generated approximately 8,000
room nights across Melbourne in January 2010, including
over 5,000 at Crown alone
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The 2010 Aussie Millions held the largest, cash buy
in tournament ever with a $100,500 event attracting
30 players
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It is expected that there will be almost 900 individual
players in the $10,600 Buy-In No Limit Holdem ‘Main
Event'
What
is being billed as the biggest game ever played, the
‘Million Dollar Cash Game' will see 10 of the
greatest and most influential poker players of all-time
stake a minimum of AUD$1 million to play. However,
players can (and will) bring more than a mere million
dollars to the table!
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Tennis Party: Tennis And Poker Celebs - Sunday 16th
January
See
some of the world's greatest tennis stars including
David Nalbandian, Donald Young, Feliciano Lopez, James
Blake, Marcos Baghdatis, Maria Sharapova, Marion Bartoli,
Mark Knowles, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer and Venus
Williams. Along with some of the world's greatest
poker players in town for the Aussie Millions Poker
Championship including 2005 WSOP Champion and Crown
Ambassador Joe Hachem, Team Full Tilt pro's Phil Ivey,
Chris Ferguson, Howard Lederer, John Juanda etc. This
exclusive gathering of world class tennis pro's and
entertainment industry heavy weights will make this
event one of the best parties of 2011. Crown's IMG
Tennis Players Party has become one of the most high
profile events of the year. Held on the eve of the
Australian Open, the party is also a regular meeting
spot for IMG's star players who are staying at Crown.
Aussie
Millions Event Number 8 - $100,000 Challenge - Saturday
23rd January...
$100,000
No Limit Holdem Challenge will be for those with deep
pockets! Look out for some high profile players with
wallets in hand, looking for some wild action including
the Phil Ivey and 2007 Aussie Millions Champion Gus
Hansen. Up to 30 of the most prestigious and high
profile poker players in the world will descend upon
the Crown Poker Room for this event. Some of the world's
greatest poker players heading the list include; Alexander
Kostritsyn, Chris Ferguson, Erick Lindgren, Erik Seidel,
Gus Hansen, Howard Lederer, Ivan Demidov, Jeff Lisandro,
John Juanda, Patrik Antonius, Phil Ivey, Tom Dwan,
Tong G and Tony Bloom *Total Cost (Buy-In + Entry
Fee) $100,500 ($100,000 +$500). *Special thanks to
Crown Casino for providing our news media with the
detailed information. We look forward to continuing
to cover the action.
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Millions Winner Signs With PartyPoker - 6th October
2009
Stewart
Scott, who made history earlier this year by winning
the Aussie Millions — the first time an
Australian has done so in the modern era —
has signed a deal to represent PartyPoker.com,
the company recently announced.
A
former gourmet chef turned professional poker
player, the 37-year-old Scott perfectly captures
the spirit of the casual-turned-professional poker
player. He’s making his Party Poker debut
at the PokerNews Cup in Melbourne, which recently
got underway.
"It's
great to put pen to paper and sign-up to represent
PartyPoker.com
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it’s always been my site of choice,"
said Scott in a news release.
"I am looking forward to defending my Aussie
Millions title in January and am even more excited
that I will be doing this as an ambassador for
PartyPoker
with a large team of online qualifiers!"
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The
Australian Poker Championship, commonly known
as Aussie Millions is a poker tournament held
at the Crown Casino, in Melbourne, Australia.
It is the Southern Hemisphere's richest poker
tournament with a prize pool in excess of AU$7
Million.
Poker
at Crown was introduced in June 1997, with the
first major championship held shortly after in
July 1998. The Main Event was a AU$1,000 buy in
Limit Holdem tournament that attracted 74 entries
with a AU$74,000 prize pool.
The
Crown Australian Poker Championship, or the ‘Aussie
Millions’ as it became known, moved to January
in 2001, attracting 40 entrants with a AU$5,000
buy in for a prize pool of AU$200,000. January
2003 saw the event go international, attracting
a field of 122 entrants and a AUD$1,200,000 prize
pool.
In
January 2005, the Aussie Millions continued to
grow with 263 participants paying AU$10,000 each
to enter the No Limit Holdem Main Event, generating
the biggest prize pool ever in the Southern Hemisphere
of AU$2,630,000. Over half the field was from
overseas including players from New Zealand, England,
Ireland, Norway, Denmark, USA, Sweden, Holland,
Canada, Italy and Lebanon.
In
2006, 418 players competed for a share of the
AU$4,180,000 prize pool, including some of the
biggest names in the Poker world such as WSOP
Champion Joe Hachem, along with Phil Ivey, John
Juanda and Daniel Negreanu.
The
2007 championship commenced on Sunday 14th January,
2007 with the final table held on Friday 19th
January, 2007. The buy-in was AU$10,500 (AU$10,000+AU$500).
A record 747 players entered, which generated
a prize pool of AU$7,470,000. The top 80 players
were "in the money" and received between
AU$15,000 and AU$1,500,000 each.
The
2008 championship concluded on Sunday 20th January,
2008 with the winner being the 21 year old Russian
Alexander Kostritsyn. The buy-in was AU$10,500
(AU$10,000+AU$500). A record 780 players entered,
which generated a prize pool of AU$7,800,000.
The top 80 players were "in the money"
and received between AU$15,000 and AU$1,650,000
each. (Credit:
Wikipedia).
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*
The Aussie Millions is held each January at Crown
Casino, Melbourne Australia.
* The Championship includes 16 tournaments , offering
a total prize pool of AUD$10,500 No Limit Holdem
Main Event.
* The 2009 Aussie Millions will have a guaranteed
first prize of AUD$2 Million.
* The Main Event will be televised by Fox Sports
Net and broadcast internationally
Event
Statistics
* It is expected that there will be over 800 individual
players in the $10,500 Buy-In No Limit Holdem
Main Event in 2009
* Over 2,000 individual entrants will participate
in the two week series.
* Over 400 international visitors are expected
to attend from all over the world.
* The Aussie Millions generated approximately
8,000 room nights across Melbourne in January
2007, including over 5,000 at Crown.
* The Aussie Millions ranks as the sixth largest
poker tournament in the world.
* The 2007 Aussie Millions held the largest, 'cash
buy in' tournament ever, with a $100,500 event
attracting 20 players.
*
In 2009 the Aussie Millions will be home of the
World's Largest Cash Game with a AUD$1 Million
Buy-in
History
The
first Aussie Millions was held in 1998 with a
$1,000 buy-in and $74k prize pool and 10 international
participants mainly from New Zealand. Since then,
the tournament has grown year on year, to now
be a major event on the international poker tournament
circuit, and a 'must do' for any serious poker
player.
Main Event growth
* 2004 – 133 entrants, $1.33 million prize
pool, first prize $426,500
* 2005 – 263 entrants, $2.63 million prize
pool, first prize $1 million
* 2006 – 418 entrants, $4.18 million prize
pool, first prize $1.3 million
* 2007 – 747 entrants, $7.47 million prize
pool, first prize $1.5 million
* 2008 – 780 entrants, $7.80 million prize
pool, first prize $1.65 million
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