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2011 Aussie Millions

Event #17: No-Limit Hold'em - 6-Handed
Day: 1
Event Info

2011 Aussie Millions

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
aq
Prize
108,000 AUD
Event Info
Buy-in
2,000 AUD
Entries
225
Level Info
Level
21
Blinds
10,000 / 20,000
Ante
2,000

That's a Wrap; What Can We Say But "Josh-Kosh-Be-Gosh-Tekesky!"

Level 12 : 1,000/2,000, 200 ante

Another marathon day here at the Crown Casino Poker Room and once again we were treated to some world-class poker, this time in the short-handed format that is known to all as "six-max".

225 players took to the felt for the 2011 Aussie Millions $2,200 Six Handed No Limit Hold'em event and it was a horror start for the Full Tilt Poker contingent. Red Pros Annette Obrestad, Scott Montgomery, Jonathan Karamalikis, Simon Watt, Matt Jarvis and James Akenhead were all amongst today's tournament obituaries, as well as past Aussie Millions champions Lee Nelson and Tyron Krost, just to name a few.

Of course, for those who fall, there are also those who are able to endure. Jim Sachinidis, Kyle Cheong, Mike Watson, Peter Sheary, Michel Bouskila and Alexander Debus have already cashed in, but we've still got 18 players coming back tomorrow to battle it out for the title, led by Josh Tekesky, who tops the counts with 237,600.

Stuart-McLeod Smith (228,500) is not that far behind, nor is Ben Vinson (215,100). Tony Dunst (153,300) and the affable Waki Waki (152,300) round off the top five.

Full Tilt Red Pro Billy "The Croc" Argyros (126,800) will also be coming back tomorrow, along with Ben Delaney (141,000), Andrew Jeffreys (102,500) and Leo "The Mechanic" Boxell, who's one of the short stacks with 38,700. In what he hopes will bring him good fortune, he's even sealed up his toy wombat Wally inside his chip bag!

No matter what it takes, it's going to take that special something to take down this title, as any one of these 18 players are worthy winners. Here's how they'll line up when they come back at 2pm AEDT tomorrow:

Table 29

SeatNameChip Count
1Kosta Varoxis56,000
2Tony Dunst153,300
3Daniel Reijmer120,800
4Ray Ellis29,700
5Josh Tekesky237,600
6Danny Chevalier134,900

Table 31

SeatNameChip Count
1Toby Lewis142,600
2Andrew Jeffreys102,500
3Billy Argyros126,800
4Adam Stoneham123,900
5Ben Delaney141,000
6Leo Boxell38,700

Table 32

SeatNameChip Count
1Stuart McLeod-Smith228,500
2Waki Waki152,300
3Bodo Sbrzesny76,200
4Simon Charette104,500
5Daniel Laidlaw69,500
6Ben Vinson215,100

Who will take home the gold ring and the AUD $108,000 first prize? That for us to find out so you all find out! Be sure to keep your eyes peeled tomorrow from 2pm AEDT for all the updates, because there's nobody that knows poker news like PokerNews. From all of us here in Melbourne, ciao for now!

Tags: Josh Tekesky