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The 2013 Aussie Millions is in full swing, and after a record-setting opening tournament it seems as if poker is coming back in 2013 after a disappointing 2012 that saw attendances plummeting at poker tournaments across the globe. Below you will find a summary of the first three tournaments from the 2013 Aussie Millions, including Rupert Elder’s $250k score in Event #1.
Rupert Elder wins Event #1
Event #1 of the Aussie Million attracted 701 players, but with the reentry format used the total number of entries ballooned to 1,338, making this one of the largest tournaments in Australian history. When the smoke cleared it was two well-known poker pros who would battle for the title, Rupert Elder and Martin Finger, with the Brit, Elder, getting the better of his German counterpart.
Here is a look at the final table payouts from Event #1:
1. Rupert Elder — $250,000
2. Martin Finger — $160,000
3. Fabian Craib — $120,000
4. Dusan Stoevski — $96,000
5. Brendon Rubie — $81,000
6. Ted Nguyen — $66,000
7. Marwin Nassif — $52,000
8. Phillip Libeau — $38,000
9. Ashley Warner — $25,000
10. Nali Kaselias — $13,500
Sam Vakili wins Event #2, $1,100 PLO
Event #2 at the Aussie Millions was an $1,100 PLO tournament that attracted 233 entrants. Vakili is a regular in tournaments in Australia with a handful of noteworthy cashes in his career.
Here is a look at the final table payouts form Event #2:
Aussie Millions Payouts Against
1. Sam Vakili – $53,600
2. John Messina – $37,300
3. Trung Tran – $29,125
4. Nick Nicolaou – $22,125
5. Simon Twaites – $17,440
6. Vadmin Pinsky – $13,950
7. Minh Nguyen – $10,500
8. Graeme Putt – $7,000
Guttman captures fourth career Aussie Millions event in Event #3
Event #3 at the 2013 Aussie Millions, an $1,100 buy-in No Limit Holdem Shootout tournament that attracted 210 participants, was won by longtime Aussie poker player Michael Guttman. Guttman is closing in on $1 million in tournament earinings for his career which spans back to the late 1990’s, and includes four wins in preliminary tournaments at the Aussie Millions. In 2006 Guttman finished 2nd and 3rd in WSOP tournaments, the two largest cashes of his career.
Aussie Millions Payouts 2020
Here is a look at the final table payouts from Event #3:
Aussie Millions Payouts Payout
1. Michael Guttman – $44,100
2. Shane Foglietta – $29,400
3. Phillip Siddell – $23,100
4. Daniel DiPasquale – $16,800
5. Peter Longmore – $14,700
6. Mark Malecha – $12,600
7. Peter Evans – $10,500
8. Frank Tripodi – $8,400
9. David Heskin – $6,300