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Aussie Millions Returns with Big Wins for Antar and Lee
NewsMay 6, 2026·1 min read

Aussie Millions Returns with Big Wins for Antar and Lee


The Aussie Millions poker tournament returned to Crown Casino in Melbourne, Australia, after a six-year hiatus. The $5,000 AUD no-limit hold’em challenge had 464 entries, resulting in a prize pool worth over $1.5 million USD. Joseph Antar won the $5,000 AUD no-limit hold’em challenge, earning $347,332 USD and 1,440 Card Player Player of the Year points. Jennifer Cassell finished as the runner-up, earning $209,002 USD.

The $25,000 AUD no-limit hold’em challenge had 98 entries, resulting in a prize pool of nearly $1.7 million USD. Hun Wei Lee won the $25,000 AUD no-limit hold’em challenge, earning $469,922 USD and 756 Card Player Player of the Year points. Josh Hutchins finished as the runner-up, earning $292,118 USD.

Lee expressed his excitement about the event, stating, “This one feels really, really special. Aussie Millions has always been a huge event on my calendar. We were deprived of it for six years, and now it’s back—and the numbers have been ridiculous. For a $25,000 event in Australia, we usually get around 30 runners if we’re lucky. But this time we got 98 players, with a lot of strong international competition. I’m really glad to come out on top.”

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