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After almost a week of poker action, Melbourne local Oliver Speidel has won the most prestigious poker tournament in the Southern Hemisphere, the 2012 $10,600 Buy-In Aussie Millions Main Event.

Speidel has had an incredible Aussie Millions series and yesterday's win is the icing on the cake that all poker players dream of. Last year was the first time the event was won by a local player, and Speidel will certainly be partying over the coming days in celebration of his monumental victory.

This year's Aussie MIllions saw 659 players stump up the $10,600 buy-in needed to take your seat creating a massive $6,590,000 prize pool, the largest for any sporting event in the country.

As if winning the Aussie Millions wasn't cool enough, Speidel did it in the ultimate fashion when his final winning hand was nothing other than two black aces, A♣ A♠.

Oliver even managed to fulfil the wish of the i2i Poker TV Director(Rob Huxley), when he won he dove onto the table and washed himself in cold hard cash, the finish was certainly worthy of a monumental victory and a special moment for the young local player.

 

Place

Prizemoney

Name

Country

1st

$1,600,000

Oliver Speidel

Australia

2nd

$1,000,000

Kenneth Hin Yung Wong

China

3rd

$610,000

Mile Krstanoski

Australia

4th

$405,000

Mohamad Ali Kowssarie

Sweden

5th

$300,000

Patrick Healy

Australia

6th

$230,000

Yin N Li

China

7th

$170,000

Yann Dion

Canada

8th

$125,000

Daniel P Idema

Canada

9th

$125,000

J Lee-Nelson

New Zealand

10th

$100,000

Janis M Lesinskis

Australia

11th

$100,000

Karim Jomeen

U.K.

12th

$100,000

Phillip D Ivey

U.S.A.

13th

$75,000

Daniel Chevalier

Australia

14th

$75,000

Matthew P Turk

U.K.

15th

$75,000

Grant M Levy

Australia

16th

$60,000

Minh Hau Nguyen

Australia

17th

$60,000

Joey C Lawrence

Australia

18th

$60,000

Slade R Fisher

New Zealand

19th

$45,000

Borge Dypvik

Norway

20th

$45,000

Joshua C Barrett

Australia

21st

$45,000

Elton K Tsang

China

22nd

$45,000

Timothy J Oshea

Australia

23rd

$45,000

Louie Elias Srour

Australia

24th

$45,000

Andrew O Mellado

Australia

25th

$35,000

Ioannis J Makris

Australia

26th

$35,000

David P Steicke

China

27th

$35,000

Jason A Koon

U.S.A.

28th

$35,000

Octavian C Voegele

Australia

29th

$35,000

Age F Ravn

Norway

30th

$35,000

Stanley Wu

Australia

31st

$30,000

Dennis J Huntly

Australia

32nd

$30,000

Andrew C Hinrichsen

Australia

33rd

$30,000

Stephen C Hansen

Australia

34th

$30,000

Michael Stewart Pedley

Australia

35th

$30,000

Patrick J Dillon

Ireland

36th

$30,000

Sean D Oreilly

Australia

37th

$25,000

Michael I Russell

Australia

38th

$25,000

Alexander J Antonios

Australia

39th

$25,000

Robert Lam

Australia

40th

$25,000

Robert B Sova

New Zealand

41st

$20,000

Robert W Angood

U.K.

42nd

$20,000

Alexander Rouelioti

Sweden

43rd

$20,000

Benjamin S Jenkins

U.K.

44th

$20,000

Paul A Sing

Australia

45th

$20,000

Benjamin J Savage

Australia

46th

$20,000

Michael Tureniec

Sweden

47th

$20,000

Dominykas Karmazinas

Lithuania

48th

$20,000

Brett A Watson

Australia

49th

$20,000

Robert K Raymond

Australia

50th

$20,000

Wissam Boumadi

Australia

51st

$20,000

Vasilios Argyros

Australia

52nd

$20,000

Mladen Ivin

Australia

53rd

$20,000

Ali Ghezelbash

Australia

54th

$20,000

Emad Moaref

Australia

55th

$20,000

Jeremy L Simon

Australia

56th

$20,000

Diego Zeiter

Switzerland

57th

$15,000

Kenna James

U.S.A.

58th

$15,000

Daniel Botta

Australia

59th

$15,000

Zakria Zahid

Australia

60th

$15,000

Armin Zoike

Germany

61st

$15,000

Louis Savva

Australia

62nd

$15,000

Stuart R Kerr

Australia

63rd

$15,000

Thomas S Grigg

Australia

64th

$15,000

Amanda J Decesare

Australia

65th

$15,000

Khiem Nguyen

Germany

66th

$15,000

Oscar B Kemps

Belgium

67th

$15,000

Matthew J Wakeman

Australia

68th

$15,000

Michael J Langdon

Australia

69th

$15,000

Anthony Marenko

Australia

70th

$15,000

Lik T Lui

Australia

71st

$15,000

Lorinda Johnson

Australia

72nd

$15,000

Paul J Wilde

Australia

 

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American music blogger Sandeep Pulusani has won Event 3 $1,100 NLH Shootout at the 2012 Aussie Millions collecting $37,500 for his efforts.

Pulusani is a veritable legend in the music world and is the music blogger behind the website Vibe Addict. Pulusani's has enjoyed moderate success in poker with his biggest cash to date being $13,020 at the 2011 WSOP where he finished 34th in the $1,500 NLH event. This win represents the first major title for the American and it is safe to say that we haven't seen the last of him in the poker world.

Local fan favourite Jackie Glazier was poised to take down her first Aussie Millions title however an ice cold deck would send the local female pro to the rail in a disappointing 6th place finish. Glazier had a horrendous run of luck when her Pocket Aces were taken down by Ace-Jack and her Ace-King was beaten by Ace-Seven sending her to the rail.

In the end, it was the final table chip leader and previous Aussie Millions Championship Ring bearer Oliver Speidel who would go head to head with Sandeep for the title. Unfortunately for Speidel there was no repeat Championship for him as Pulusani would eventually walk away with the title and the glory of being the Aussie Millions Event 3 Champion.

 

PLACE

PLAYER

PAYOUT

1st

Sandeep Pulusani

37500

2nd

Oliver Speidel

$24,750

3rd

Ash Gupta

$17,250

4th

Matthew Pearson

$13,500

5th

Mario Ljubicic

$11,250

6th

Jackie Glazier

$9,750

7th

Joey Lawrence

$8,250

8th

Salman Behbehani

$6,750

9th

Eric Sclavos

$5,250

10th

Mark Segal

$3,750

Published in Poker News
Wednesday, 18 January 2012 10:00

Jackie Glazier Set For Gold At Aussie Millions

The 2012 Aussie Millions is now in full swing with two championship rings having already been awarded in the past few days. Today will see yet another Aussie Millions Championship ring awarded as play at the final table of event 3 $1,100 NLH Shootout concludes at midday inside the Crown Poker Room.

Leading the charge at today's final table will be Oliver Speidel who carries to the table the chip lead and enough experience to take down the title. Last year Speidel won a Championship ring at the 2011 Aussie Millions in the $1,100 NLH event, and to make things even more interesting he is joined by Englishman Mark Segal who has also experienced the thrill of winning an Aussie Millions Championship event taking down the $1,100 NLH event in 2010. Mark comes to the table relatively short in chips, but what he lacks in chips he no doubt makes up for in experience.

Without doubt though, all eyes will be on local favourite and female poker sensation, Jackie Glazier who comes to the final table third in chips and looming for a major title. Jackie burst onto the poker scene in early 2010 when she made a deep run in the worlds most prestigious poker event, the $10,000 buy-in World Series Of Poker. Jackie will be railed by a large crowd today hoping she can cement her position in the poker world as one of the best players on the tour.

 

SEAT

PLAYER

CHIP COUNT

1

Eric Sclavos

34,000

2

Salman Behbehani

79,500

3

Mario Ljubicic

95,500

4

Joey Lawrence

135,500

5

Mark Segal

94,500

6

Sandeep Pulusani

128,000

7

Ashish Gupta

270,000

8

Oliver Speidel

384,500

9

Matthew Pearson

74,000

10

Jackie Glazier

204,500

 

 

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