Aussie Millions Poker Buy In
After playing great poker for six straight days, Jo Snell managed to win the first prize of the Opening Event of the 2020 Aussie Millions. He successfully beat the field that consisted of 1,665. The latest Tweets from Aussie Millions (@AussieMillions). Official #AussieMillions Team at @CrownPoker Are you interested in playing at the 2019 Aussie Millions Poker Championship? Melbourne, Victoria.
| Date | Event | Buy-in: |
|---|---|---|
No Limit Hold'em - Opening Event (Event #1) Flight 1 | Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 2,250 AUD | ||
No Limit Hold'em - Opening Event (Event #1) Flight 2 | Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | |
No Limit Hold'em - Opening Event (Event #1) Flight 3 | Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | |
No Limit Hold'em - Opening Event (Event #1) Flight 4 | Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 0 AUD | ||
No Limit Holdem - Shot Clock Shootout (Event #3) | Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | ||
Opening Event - Day 3 | Buy-in: 0 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | ||
No Limit Holdem - Six Max (Event #6) | Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | ||
8 Game Mixed Event (Event #7) | Buy-in: 2,250 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | ||
No Limit Holdem - Accumulator (Event #8) Flight 3 | Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 24,000 AUD | ||
Accumulator - Day 2 | Buy-in: 0 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 1,500 AUD | ||
$25,000 Challenge - Day 2 | Buy-in: 0 AUD | |
No Limit Hold'em - Main Event (Event #11) Flight 1 | Buy-in: 10,000 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 0 AUD | ||
No Limit Hold'em - $50,000 Challenge (Event #12) | Buy-in: 48,500 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | ||
No Limit Hold'em - Main Event (Event #11) Flight 2 | Buy-in: 10,000 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | ||
$50,000 Challenge - Day 2 | Buy-in: 0 AUD | |
No Limit Hold'em - Main Event (Event #11) Flight 3 | Buy-in: 10,000 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | ||
Main Event - Day 2 | Buy-in: 0 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | ||
No Limit Holdem (Event #17) | Buy-in: 2,250 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 0 AUD | ||
The Aussie Millions Tournament of Champions (Event #18) | Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 2,250 AUD | ||
Main Event - Day 4 | Buy-in: 0 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 2,250 AUD | ||
No Limit Holdem - | Buy-in: 1,300 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 4,700 AUD | ||
$50,000 Challenge - Final Table | Buy-in: 0 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 0 AUD | ||
Main Event - Final Table | Buy-in: 0 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | ||
No Limit Hold'em - $100,000 Challenge (Event #24) | Buy-in: 98,000 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 0 AUD | ||
Pot Limit Omaha (Event #25) | Buy-in: 4,700 AUD | |
| Buy-in: 1,025 AUD | ||
$100,000 Challenge - Day 2 | Buy-in: 0 AUD |
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Aussie Millions Schedule
Aussie Millions hoping to beat record 2019
The Aussie Millions Main Event kicked off Friday with Day 1a on Friday as Fabian Quoss held the chip lead after the first flight. Quoss and 72 others survived the first flight out of 160 entries. The second flight got underway late Friday (Saturday afternoon in Australia) with Australian cricketer Shane Warne announcing the Shuffle Up and Deal to get things started. The tournament is hoping to build upon its record 2019 which saw 822 entries join the tournament.
“Shuffle up & deal!!”@CrownPoker TD @JoelGWilliams & Australian cricketing legend @ShaneWarne officially get #AussieMillions Main Event Flight 2 underway!! pic.twitter.com/Jc0Ts30yxZ
— Crown Poker (@CrownPoker) January 18, 2020
The Aussie Millions is not available for streaming, however, the final table will be broadcast on PokerGo on January 25th.
In other Aussie Millions action, the AUD$50,000 Challengecompleted a record-breaking Day 1 with Kahle Burns holding the chip lead. A total of 67 players entered the event with 39 surviving the day. Day 2 will kick off at 2:10 PM AEDT on January 18th.
Quick hitters
– partypoker has went live with a new mobile experience for its fast-fold “fastforward” games. With the update, partypoker players will now be able to play the fastfoward games in portrait mode, which matches the game up with SPINS. The new playing mode will allow players to even play both SPINS and fastfoward games at the same time.
– In a sign that online poker legislation continues to gain momentum, a bill that would regulate online poker, sports betting and daily fantasy sports has been introduced in Nebraska.
– If you live in a state with access to the DraftKings online sportsbook and are betting on this weekend’s McGregor fight, you want to check out the offer they have this weekend. Through a special DraftKings Odds Boost, DraftKings will be giving sports bettors a 5:1 Odds Boost when backing Connor McGregor.
– Professional sports bettor and occasional poker player James Holzhauerfaced off against fellow Jeopardy champion Ken Jennings for an episode of the Jeopardy “Greatest of All Time” title at stake. During his run in 2019, Holzhauer earned 32 consecutive victories in a row, but came up short in the all-time lead in winnings to Jennings. Unfortunately for Holzhauer, Jennings prevailed by adopting a similar style to Holzhauer, and won a $1 million prize. Holzhauer and Brad Rutter each finished with $250,000.
– From the Fake News Bin: The WSOP releases the latest update to the 2020 schedule which includes bracelet events with buy-ins less than the cost of a Big Mac.
– In Friday’s featured classic poker training video, we take a look at the last episode of the “Carroters Talks Poker with a Student” series. In this video4, Carroters continues the second part of a 6-table review of shorthanded play at $50NL.
Best poker videos on the Internet
– Triton Poker has released another trailer in preparation for its 2020 season, this one focusing on the Player of the Year honor:
– On the latest episode of the Weekly Poker Showdown, Jaime Staples is joined by his brother Matt to discuss a variety of poker topics of a one-hour sit down:
– The Live at the Bike presents the five poker bluffs from the Million Dollar Cash Game 4.0 that didn’t turn out so well: