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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

WSOP Day 1b is done and dusted and it appears 205 players joined the 171 from Day 1a for a total of 376. Late registration is still available until the start of Day 2.

KNOWN AUSSIE SURVIVORS

Daniel Laidlaw - 47,250
Martin Kozlov - 18,025
Jackie Glazier - 11,425

Couldn't find any information on Aussie busts so maybe there wasn't any.


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

70 players survived Day 2 of WSOPE Main Event but sadly only 2 are down under boys. David Yan (Kiwi) 187,200 and Aaron Lim 100,300.

So C'mon down under, bring home the bacon.


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

Unfortunately no survivors after Day 4 of WSOPE Main event. David Yan was the last to bust sneaking in for a min cash of €20,250.

75 players ponied up the buy in for the Super High Roller and after 6 levels 62 players remain.

With late registration continuing for another 6 levels tomorrow and incomplete chip counts, I will update this event when more details come to light.


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

Lolled to this. This is so typically Ostrayan.


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

How can poker ever be taken seriously in Australia when this sort of crap keeps happening.

Billy Jordanou linked to $70m Ponzi scheme


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

Nice job by Aussie Peter Apostolou with a 3rd place finish at WPT Paris for $204,432.


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

Time to dust off the old Aussie thread because the Aussie Miliions is on and we have a really interesting final (unofficial) table in Event 5 AUD$1100BI PLO.

The seating draw and chip counts are as follows:

Table 10:
Seat 1: Slade Fisher - 318,000
Seat 2: Ali Khoussis - 243,000
Seat 5: Sam Higgs - 283,000
Seat 7: Timo Pfutzenreuter - 368,000
Seat 8: Elizabeth Montizanti - 58,000

Table 31:
Seat 1: Erick Sclavos - 34,000
Seat 2: Adam Monaghan - 119,000
Seat 4: Anthony Hachem - 230,000
Seat 5: Gary Benson - 182,000
Seat 7: Jarred Graham - 236,000

The biggest names from an Aussie point of view are Jarred Graham (WSOP bracelet winner), Gary Benson (WSOP Bracelet winner, Aussie Millions Gold Ring and Aus Hall of Famer), Anthony Hachem (son of Joe and already an Aussie Millions gold ring), Slade Fisher (FT in Event 1) and Elizabeth Montizanti (Runner up in Event 3).

It really is a super hot final 10. Looking forward to it.

Cheers

Laz


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Hi Laz

I have just found your very interesting blog. I recently moved to Tasmania from Scotland. Do you ever play any live games in Tassie? Are there any live games in Tassie?? :) I was thinking about playing at the casino but not sure how tough the games are there. Any info would be much appreciated.

Cheers


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

Hey clandestineAl,

Och aye. Welcome to Tassie. Do you enjoy our up and down weather? lol

I am planning my 1st live tourney at the Tasmanian Poker Champs in June, I think. I don't know what the action is like at Wrest Point (Hobart), but the poker area there is very small.

There are a lot of pub leagues running and some of these can be quite willing, but I've yet to play one. It is just too easy for me to login and play online in the comfort of my own home rather than sit around a noisy pub with a lot of half pissed fish.

Cheers

Laz


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Originally posted by Lazza61
Hey clandestineAl,

Och aye. Welcome to Tassie. Do you enjoy our up and down weather? lol

I am planning my 1st live tourney at the Tasmanian Poker Champs in June, I think. I don't know what the action is like at Wrest Point (Hobart), but the poker area there is very small.

There are a lot of pub leagues running and some of these can be quite willing, but I've yet to play one. It is just too easy for me to login and play online in the comfort of my own home rather than sit around a noisy pub with a lot of half pissed fish.

Cheers

Laz

Your scottish accent sounds as good as my girlfriends attempt :)

I have been to the casino once but there was no poker on and it was a saturday night as well! The place was pretty dead though.

I don't fancy the pub leagues much for the same reasons as you mentioned, plus I only really play cash. I thought playing at the casino might be a good idea for meeting some of the locals of Tasmania. I am a bit out of the way as we are staying in dodges ferry at the moment. Do you know it? I will report back once I have sampled the live scene and let you know how I got on.


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

Originally posted by clandestineAl

Originally posted by Lazza61
Hey clandestineAl,

Och aye. Welcome to Tassie. Do you enjoy our up and down weather? lol

I am planning my 1st live tourney at the Tasmanian Poker Champs in June, I think. I don't know what the action is like at Wrest Point (Hobart), but the poker area there is very small.

There are a lot of pub leagues running and some of these can be quite willing, but I've yet to play one. It is just too easy for me to login and play online in the comfort of my own home rather than sit around a noisy pub with a lot of half pissed fish.

Cheers

Laz

Your scottish accent sounds as good as my girlfriends attempt :)

I have been to the casino once but there was no poker on and it was a saturday night as well! The place was pretty dead though.

I don't fancy the pub leagues much for the same reasons as you mentioned, plus I only really play cash. I thought playing at the casino might be a good idea for meeting some of the locals of Tasmania. I am a bit out of the way as we are staying in dodges ferry at the moment. Do you know it? I will report back once I have sampled the live scene and let you know how I got on.

Yeah. The live scene pretty much sucks here. I'm mainly a SnG/MTT player and we have a grand total of 2 tourneys a year. The Tasmanian Poker Champs ($270 BI) at Wrest Point in June and the Three Diamond Challenge ($550 BI) at Launceston Country Club in November.

If you do find a juicy cash game though, make sure you let me know. _biggrin:

Cheers

Laz


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

It's Day 2 of the $25,000 Challenge at the Aussie Millions and here is the seating draw for the remaining 30 players (65 started).

10 1 George Karageorge 13200
10 2 Ognjen Sekularak 259200
10 3 Senh Ung 66400
10 4 Zachary Clarke 34800
10 6 Daniel Smith 89000

11 1 Jason Mercier 127200
11 2 Maxi Lehmanski 25500
11 3 Martin Jacobson 193000
11 4 Scott Seiver 97000
11 5 Fabian Quoss 348800

14 1 Shane Warne 39800
14 2 Isaac Haxton 79000
14 3 Angel Guillen Pereda 66100
14 4 Benjamin Spindler 119000
14 5 David Yan 181100

15 1 Sorel Mizzi 58800
15 2 Ole Schemion 133600
15 3 Johnson Juanda 138400
15 4 Daniel Negreanu 75100
15 5 Geoffrey Mooney 27400

19 1 Marvin Rettenmaier 47900
19 2 Justin Bonomo 170700
19 3 Barry Woods 43300
19 4 Max Altergott 179700
19 5 Tobias Reinkemeier 86300

24 1 Joe Hachem 47900
24 2 Tony Bloom 144800
24 3 Jeff Rossiter 99600
24 4 Ryan Riess 91900
24 5 Daniel Shak 179600

Wow. That is one sick field


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

There now down to the unofficial final table with 8 getting paid. Such a scary lineup.

1 Martin Jacobson 615,000
2 Dan Smith 510,000
3 Dan Shak 410,000
4 Scott Seiver 325,000
5 Jason Mercier 290,000
6 Max Altergott 270,000
7 Tobias Reinkemeier 260,000
8 Marvin Rettenmaier 245,000
9 Ole Schemion 205,000
10 Benny Spindler 160,000

Fascinating stuff. I wish there was a live stream.


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