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2024 Australian Poker Open

$3,300 APO Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info

2024 Australian Poker Open

Final Results
Winner
Prize
345,000 AUD
Event Info
Buy-in
3,300 AUD
Prize Pool
1,457,100 AUD
Entries
549
Level Info
Level
27
Blinds
100,000 / 150,000
Ante
150,000
Players Info - Day 2
Entries
69
Players Left
9

Vuksanovic Leads APO Main Event Final Table; A$345,000 for the Winner

Level 21 : Blinds 20,000/40,000, 40,000 ante
Georgina Vuksanovic
Georgina Vuksanovic

Georgina Vuksanovic came into the start of Day 2 second in chips. She ended it is the clear chip leader with nine players left in the Australian Poker Open Main Event.

After narrowly missing out on the overall chip lead heading into the day, she made no mistake and held the chip lead for most of Day 2 ahead of bagging 6,515,000.

She leads from Lauchlan Swann (4,160,000), Onay Hasan (3,715,000) and Michael Sleiman (3,125,000).

German WSOP bracelet winner and EPT champion Martin Finger narrowly missed out on a spot at the final table, falling in tenth place.

APO Main Event Final Table Chip Counts

SeatPlayerChip CountBig Blinds
1Marc Seymour1,400,00035
2Toby Giles2,595,00065
3Michael Sleiman3,125,00078
4Adi Dahari2,180,00055
5Hasan Onay3,715,00093
6Lauchlan Swann4,160,000104
7Higor Seibel1,880,00047
8Daniel Tolomeo1,870,00047
9Georgina Vuksanovic6,515,000163

Day 2 Recap

Vuksanovic was active early, allowing Finger to double through her in an entertaining hand involving Laurence Hall. That allowed the likes of start-of-day chip leader Sayed Jabbour and Higor Seibel to launch their own assaults on the chip lead.

It was Seibel who led at the dinner break, but Vuksanovic was starting to build up steam. She eliminated Jim Pizanias, going runner-runner to make a flush to close the gap to Seibel, who still led at the three table redraw, albeit only by ten big blinds.

Vuksanovic was also overtaken by Lauchlan Swann who had his own late surge, but she would retake the chip lead after eliminating Day 1f chip leader Sayed Jabbour.

Higor Seibel
Higor Seibel

It was a chip lead she wouldn't relinquish. Seibel and even Hasan Onay would rally, but Vuksanovic's grip on the chip lead would only tighten as she sought value from Seibel on the feature table.

And while her chip stack touched seven million at one point after the elimination of Jacques Ramsden, she still manages to bag a healthy 6,515,000 chips, clear of Swann and Sleiman as Seibel dropped back in the counts late on.

APO Main Event Final Table Payouts

PlacePayout (AUD)
1$345,000
2$205,000
3$120,000
4$90,000
5$66,000
6$51,000
7$43,000
8$34,500
9$27,900

The final table will resume on Sunday, March 31 at Doltone House Western Sydney at Club Marconi with 1:13 remaining in Level 21 (20,000/40,000). The remaining players are all guaranteed A$27,900 with the winner walking away with A$345,000 and the APO Main Event trophy.

Stay tuned to PokerNews as we bring you all the action from the APO including the conclusion of the A$1,500 Platinum Player Championships.

Tags: Adi DahariDaniel TolomeoGeorgina VuksanovicHasan OnayHigor SeibelJacques RamsdenLauchlan SwannLaurence HallMarc SeymourMartin FingerMichael SleimanSayed JabbourToby Giles