
Top Poker Players Advance in Aussie Millions
Sorel Mizzis chip count was 470,000. Dan Shacks chip count was 409,000. Anette Obrestad had 134,000 chips remaining in the tournament.

Sorel Mizzis chip count was 470,000. Dan Shacks chip count was 409,000. Anette Obrestad had 134,000 chips remaining in the tournament.

Everest Poker is hosting a cash race from February 1 to February 28, 2010, with a prize pool of $7,000. Players can enter using the coupon code CASHES1.

Dan Shack emerged victorious in the $100,000 Challenge poker tournament in Melbourne. Phil Ivey, finishing second, secured the top spot in career earnings, surpassing Daniel Negreanu.

The $100,000 Challenge in Australia kicked off with 24 participants, including notable players like Shandor Demjan and Chris Ferguson. The tournament saw dramatic eliminations and surprising leads.

Annet Obrestad emerged victorious in the Omaha tournament at Aussie Millions, showcasing her skills and strategic play. The tournament featured 160 players, and Obrestad's performance was marked by both impressive wins and narrow escapes.

Poker pro Mike Matousov reflects on his career, struggles, and opinions on the game. He discusses his preference for $400/$800 stakes and his issues with online poker.

The second day of the PCA tournament saw significant advancements for notable players. The total prize pool is $14,831,300, with the first place prize being $2,200,000.

Discover the most profitable and unlucky poker players of 2009. From Patrick Antonius's impressive earnings to Isildur1's dramatic losses, the year was filled with high-stakes drama.

Bommel222's poker journey is filled with highs and lows, from winning $30,000 in a Christmas tournament to aggressive play in high-stakes cash games.