The history of Aussie poker is intrinsically linked with Crown Casino. The nation's largest gaming property has been the backdrop for some of the pivotal moments in local poker folklore. From the first Australasian Championships back in 1998 (played as a $1000 buy-in Limit Hold'em event) to the first Summer Championship in 2000 and the first Aussie Millions in 2003, Crown has been the undisputed home of poker in Australia for more than a decade. The Crown calendar has been constantly refined and improved over the years, and casino management have always been quick to move with the times
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ANZPT Melbourne: Chilli con carnage as we're down to three
Level 23: 15,000/30,000 (ante 3000): It must have been the chilli - things have moved at an incredible pace since players returned from the dinner break with three players hitting the rail during level 23 of the PokerStars.net ANZPT Melbourne event. In a mad start to the evening session,...more
ANZPT Melbourne: Shillig survives roller coaster ride
Level 22: 12,000/24,000 (ante 3000): Like a heavyweight title fight, there have been plenty of body shots and just one KO blow during the final level before the dinner break on the final table of the PokerStars.net ANZPT Melbourne at Crown. Heath Chick made a significant move when he...more
ANZPT Melbourne: Levick sends Savage to the cage
Level 21: 10,000/20,000 (ante 2000): Chris Levick seems firmly saddled on a horse called destiny after taking his stack back above one million thanks to two pivotal hands at the PokerStars.net ANZPT Melbourne final table. Shortly after the first break of the day, Levick found himself in a big...more
ANZPT Melbourne: Tassie Devil soothes the Savage
Level 20: 8000/16,000 (ante 2000): One Tasmanian may have tumbled, but the other Apple Islander is ensuring he has a big say in the outcome of today's PokerStars.net ANZPT Melbourne final table. In the biggest hand of the day so far, Heath Chick raised to 28k in middle position,...more
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