

Samm Triquet Wins $2 Million at Aussie Millions 2013
Samm Triquet won $2,000,000 in the Aussie Millions 2013 tournament. The tournament had a $250,000 buy-in and allowed re-entries, attracting 14 players. Notable players who did not return from the previous year included Phil Ivey, Patrick Antonius, Dan Shak, and John Juanda.
Andrew Robl, Gus Hansen, Tony Bloom, and Paul Phua all busted out on the first day. Jason Mercier, Antonio Esfandiari, and Philippe Gruissem were among the spectators. Tobias Reinkemeier ended the first day as the chip leader, followed by Igor Kurganov and Fabian Quoss. Eric Seidel had less than 10 big blinds remaining.
Richard Yong from Macau and Winfred Yu from Hong Kong were among the players. Igor Kurganov demonstrated a strong presence on the first day, doubling up against Winfred Yu. Andrew Robl was eliminated after a tough hand against Igor Kurganov. Richard Yong was the first to bust on the second day, losing to Igor Kurganov. Eric Seidel was eliminated by Fabian Quoss. Samm Triquet avoided elimination in a crucial hand against Tobias Reinkemeier. Igor Kurganov finished in fourth place, losing to Samm Triquet. Samm Triquet won the tournament, defeating Fabian Quoss and Tobias Reinkemeier in the final hands.
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