

Kэри Кац and Брин Кенни Dominate Aussie Millions High-Roller Tournament
The most expensive high-roller tournament had a buy-in of 100,000 Australian dollars, approximately 71,000 US dollars. The tournament attracted 42 entries, with a prize pool of AU$4,116,000, making it the third-largest in Australian history.
Kэри Кац emerged as a leader after a crucial hand where he limped with kings, received a raise from Йоханнес Беккер, and pushed all-in, ultimately winning with a king on the flop. Кристен Бикнелл finished in 6th place, receiving a prize of $209,010 (in USD).
Брин Кенни won the main event of the Aussie Millions, expressing his joy and enthusiasm for the festival's atmosphere. The main event of the Aussie Millions attracted 822 participants over three starting days. Чино Рим, the champion of the Russian Poker Series, was eliminated from the tournament after a series of unfortunate hands. The second day of the tournament saw the elimination of more than half of the participants, with Пим Де Хёде emerging as the chip leader.
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