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2018 Aussie Millions

$10,600 Main Event
Jours 3
Event Info

2018 Aussie Millions

Résultats
Gagnant
Main Gagnante
q10
Prix
1,458,198 AUD
Event Info
Buy-in
10,600 AUD
Prize Pool
8,000,000 AUD
Entrants
800
Info Niveau
Niveau
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000

$10,600 Main Event

Jour 3 terminé

Former Aussie Millions Champions Barer and Engel in Contention After Day 3 With 38 Remaining

Niveau 19 : 5,000/10,000, 1,000 ante
Mike Del Vecchio
Mike Del Vecchio

The third day of the 2018 Aussie Millions A$10,600 Main Event started with 158 players remaining out of a record-breaking 800-entry strong field, all aiming for their share of the massive A$8.0 million prize pool. After seven levels of 90 minutes each, the field was whittled down to see just 38 hopefuls in contention for the first-place prize of A$1.8 million.

Former Aussie Millions champions Ari Engel and Ami Barer consistently built their stacks throughout the day on their mission to become the first ever two-time champion. Engel advanced with 1,075,000 and Barer ended Day 3 with 428,000. At the top of the counts, Mike Del Vecchio claimed a big lead over the rest of the field with 2,330,000. “That was about as physically good as somebody could run,” the American said, and he headed to Australia full of confidence with a career-best score of $752,196 after finishing 3rd in the WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic only a few weeks ago.

Engel was smiling as usual at the tables regardless of the outcome of the hands and was very satisfied with how things went on Day 3. “It was a good day. I ran really well and won the flips and flopped some good hands. Even flying over here I always get memories of winning so there are a lot of positive memories being in this building.”

The Canadian, who won the title and A$1.6 million first prize in 2016, is looking forward to the switch to six-handed tables with 36 players remaining. “I'm confident playing short-handed so that's fine. I'm fine playing eight- or nine-handed also - whatever they wanna do is good for me!”

Ari Engel
2016 Aussie Millions champion Ari Engel 5th in chips after Day 3

Other chip millionaires at the end of Day 3 include two-time APPT champion Aaron Lim (1,358,000), Tu Lan (1,220,000) and Vincent Chua (1,089,000). Kahle Burns, who received the Australian Poker Young Achiever Award at the Crown Casino during a break on Day 2 of the tournament, bagged up 973,000. Furthermore, Najeem Ajez (958,000), Espen Solaas (862,000), Bobby Zhang (714,000), Toby Lewis (571,000), Stefan Huber (538,000), Artur Koren (315,000) and Daniel Neilson (89,000) will all return for more action.

Only the top 88 spots were paid and among those to bust out before the money were such big names as Jesse Sylvia, Fedor Holz, Federico Butteroni, Sam Grafton, Paul Michaelis, 2014 WSOP APAC champion Scott Davies, Jonathan Karamalikis and Australian Poker Hall of Famer Mel Judah. Grafton ran a triple barrel bluff after his nut flush draw and straight draw bricked off and was called by start-of-the-day chip leader Najeem Ajez to bust with a bang.

The money bubble burst without hand-for-hand mode having kicked off. Down to 89 players all current hands were supposed to be finished with two tables still running and that would prove to be crucial for Matthew Wakeman. Having flopped top set with pocket jacks, he check-raised all in against Toby Lewis and Harry Demetriou with both opponents calling before Lewis got the rest of his stack in after the turn when he improved to the nut flush with ace-jack suited. Demetriou called with queen-ten for the flopped straight and a blank river crowned Wakeman as the bubble boy.

With at least A$15,000 locked up for their efforts, the remaining players dropped quickly after with Daniel Laidlaw, 2014 WSOP Main Event Martin Jacobson, Martin Finger, Day 1c chip leader Frank Pezzaniti, Duff Charette and Casey Kastle all heading to the payout desk earlier than they were hoping for. Pezzaniti's roller coaster ride ended after the dinner break when his ace-five suited faced the pocket tens of Corentin Hillion and the pocket jacks of Tu Lan. A jack on the flop and river gave Lan quads and he skyrocketed to the top of the leader board.

At the end of the night, 2014 Aussie Millions champion Ami Barer dropped back into the middle of the pack while Mike Del Vecchio took a commanding lead with the eliminations of Duy Ho and Anthony Hachem.

The action recommences in level 20 with blinds of 6,000/12,000/2,000 on Friday February 2nd, 2018, as of 12.30 p.m. local time in the biggest casino in the Southern hemisphere, and the PokerNews live reporting team will be on the floor to provide exclusive updates. The live stream of the feature table can be followed on the runitup Twitch channel with a security delay of 30 minutes.

2018 Aussie Millions Day 4 Seat Draw

TableSeatPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
81Sherif DeriasAustralia286,00024
82Vincent ChuaAustralia1,089,00091
83Tobias HausenGermany477,00040
84Ross GrammerAustralia276,00023
85Espen SolaasNorway862,00072
86Ben RichardsonAustralia967,00081
87Ari EngelCanada1,075,00090
88James BroomAustralia350,00029
      
91Aaron LimAustralia1,358,000113
92Najeem AjezAustralia958,00080
93Mike Del VecchioUnited States2,330,000194
94Con KrousoratisAustralia210,00018
95Chen An LinTaiwan741,00062
96Kahle BurnsAustralia973,00081
98Arne RugeGermany267,00022
      
101Stefan HuberSwitzerland538,00045
102Eddie PuiaAustralia624,00052
103Beau PalmerAustralia592,00049
104Kim AuAustralia753,00063
105Johan SchumacherBelgium760,00063
106Haoran ZhangAustralia742,00062
107Michael HahnUnited States473,00039
108Tu LanChina1,220,000102
      
281Daniel NeilsonAustralia89,0007
282Takao ShimizuJapan753,00063
283[Removed:415]Australia241,00020
284Toby LewisUnited Kingdom571,00048
285Saijes MundadanIndia835,00070
286Joshua AbadyUnited States192,00016
287Bobby ZhangAustralia714,00060
288Artur KorenAustria315,00026
      
311Chul-Hyon ParkAustralia427,00036
312Arif MustafaAustralia567,00047
313Szymon WysockiPoland762,00064
315Antonino CascioAustralia282,00024
316David LeasAustralia56,0005
317Ami BarerCanada428,00036
318Robert LieuAustralia131,00011

Tags: Aaron LimAmi BarerAnthony HachemAri EngelArtur KorenBobby ZhangCasey KastleCorentin HillionDaniel LaidlawDaniel NeilsonDuff CharetteEspen SolaasFederico ButteroniFedor HolzFrank PezzanitiHarry DemetriouJesse SylviaKahle BurnsMartin FingerMartin JacobsonMatthew WakemanMel JudahMike Del VecchioNajeem AjezPaul MichaelisSam GraftonSimon CharetteStefan HuberToby LewisTu LanVincent Chua

End-of-Day Chip Counts (complet)

Niveau 19 : 5,000/10,000, 1,000 ante
Joueur Jetons Progression
Mike Del Vecchio us
Mike Del Vecchio
Day 3 Chip Leader
WPT 1X Winner
2,330,000
Aaron Lim au
Aaron Lim
WSOP 1X Winner
1,358,000
Tu Lan cn
Tu Lan
1,220,000
Vincent Chua au
Vincent Chua
1,089,000
Ari Engel ca
Ari Engel
WSOP 2X Winner
1,075,000
Kahle Burns au
Kahle Burns
WSOP 2X Winner
973,000
Ben Richardson au
Ben Richardson
967,000
Najeem Ajez au
Najeem Ajez
Day 2 Chip Leader
958,000
Espen Solaas no
Espen Solaas
862,000
Saijes Mundadan in
Saijes Mundadan
835,000
Szymon Wysocki pl
Szymon Wysocki
762,000
Johan Schumacher be
Johan Schumacher
760,000
Takao Shimizu jp
Takao Shimizu
753,000
Kim Au au
Kim Au
753,000
Haoran Zhang cn
Haoran Zhang
742,000
Chen An Lin tw
Chen An Lin
741,000
Bobby Zhang au
Bobby Zhang
714,000
Eddie Puia ro
Eddie Puia
624,000
Beau Palmer au
Beau Palmer
592,000
Toby Lewis gb
Toby Lewis
Day 4 Chip Leader
WSOP 1X Winner
EPT 1X Winner
571,000
Arif Mustafa au
Arif Mustafa
567,000
Stefan Huber ch
Stefan Huber
538,000
Tobias Hausen de
Tobias Hausen
477,000
Michael Hahn us
Michael Hahn
473,000
Ami Barer ca
Ami Barer
WSOP 1X Winner
428,000

Lire Plus

Grammer Doubles Late

Niveau 19 : 5,000/10,000, 1,000 ante

While all players already physically bagged their chips, the feature table is catching up on the 30-minute delay. In the second-last hand of the night, David Leas open-shoved for 184,000 from the cutoff and Ross Grammer called all in for 132,000 on the button.

Ross Grammer: {K-Diamonds}{K-Spades}
David Leas: {A-Spades}{Q-Clubs}

The board came {Q-Diamonds}{8-Spades}{7-Diamonds}{J-Hearts}{2-Hearts} and Grammer doubled just before bagging and tagging.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Ross Grammer au
Ross Grammer
287,000 -220,000
David Leas au
David Leas
52,000 -119,000

Tags: David LeasRoss Grammer

Day 3 is a Wrap

Niveau 19 : 5,000/10,000, 1,000 ante

All tables have played their four extra hands and chips are bagged and tagged for the night. 38 players made their way to Day 4, with Mike Del Vecchio as the overnight chipleader.

All chip counts and an extensive recap follow shortly.

Richardson Keeps Barreling

Niveau 19 : 5,000/10,000, 1,000 ante

Chen An Lin raised to 22,000 in early position and Ben Richardson called one seat over. Toby Lewis also jumped in from the big blind. The {A-Clubs}{Q-Spades}{7-Diamonds} flop got checked to Richardson, who bet 30,000. Lewis called and Lin folded.

On the {3-Diamonds} turn, Lewis check-called a bet of 100,000 from Richardson. The river brought the {10-Spades} and Lewis checked. Richardson cut out a bet of 180,000, which send Lewis deep in the tank. He seized up Richardson for minutes but eventually elected to fold his hand.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Ben Richardson au
Ben Richardson
970,000 394,000
Chen An Lin tw
Chen An Lin
740,000 20,000
Toby Lewis gb
Toby Lewis
Day 4 Chip Leader
WSOP 1X Winner
EPT 1X Winner
570,000 10,000

Tags: Ben RichardsonToby LewisChen An Lin

Hausen Doubles Through Barer

Niveau 19 : 5,000/10,000, 1,000 ante

Ami Barer opened for a raise and got a call from the player in the cutoff before Tobias Hausen ripped it in from the big blind for 218,000. Barer reshoved to isolate.

Barer: {q-Hearts}{q-Diamonds}
Hausen: {a-Hearts}{a-Diamonds}

The {10-Spades}{2-Hearts}{5-Diamonds}{10-Hearts}{k-Spades} board did not help Barer and he sent over a double for a good chunk of his stack.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Tobias Hausen de
Tobias Hausen
480,000 190,000
Ami Barer ca
Ami Barer
WSOP 1X Winner
405,000 -470,000

Tags: Ami BarerTobias Hausen

Del Vecchio Eliminates Hachem

Niveau 19 : 5,000/10,000, 1,000 ante
Anthony Hachem
Anthony Hachem

Mike Del Vecchio opened early and got one caller before Anthony Hachem shoved in the small blind for about 260,000. Del Vecchio put him at risk and the third player mucked.

Anthony Hachem: {a-Clubs}{6-Clubs}
Mike Del Vecchio: {a-Spades}{k-Hearts}

Hachem's crowd called for a six but none hit on the {q-Diamonds}{5-Spades}{9-Clubs}. The {3-Clubs} meant chants changed to calls for a club but the river was the {2-Hearts}.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Mike Del Vecchio us
Mike Del Vecchio
Day 3 Chip Leader
WPT 1X Winner
2,150,000 350,000
Anthony Hachem au
Anthony Hachem
Eliminé

Tags: Anthony HachemMike Del Vecchio

Four More Hands

Niveau 19 : 5,000/10,000, 1,000 ante

There will be four more hands dealt on Day 3 before the remaining players bag up for the evening.

Stay tuned for a full recap of all today's action.

Ho Eliminated by Del Vecchio

Niveau 19 : 5,000/10,000, 1,000 ante
Duy Ho
Duy Ho

Stefan Huber raised to 25,000 in the hijack and Aaron Lim called in the cutoff. Mike Del Vecchio three-bet to 100,000 on the button, Duy Ho four-bet shoved around 400,000 from the small blind and Huber and Lim got out of the way.

Del Vecchio called directly to create a pot of nearly one million.

Duy Hu: {A-Diamonds}{Q-Clubs}
Mike Del Vecchio: {A-Hearts}{K-Diamonds}

Hu picked up an additional out on the {K-Clubs}{10-Diamonds}{7-Diamonds} flop, now needing a jack instead of his inferior kicker. The jacks remained in the deck on the {6-Hearts} turn and {4-Clubs} river and Hu was eliminated in 40th place. The American made a payjump and received A$30,000 for his deep run.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Mike Del Vecchio us
Mike Del Vecchio
Day 3 Chip Leader
WPT 1X Winner
1,800,000 400,000
Duy Ho us
Duy Ho
Eliminé

Tags: Duy HoMike Del Vecchio