9.45pm: Vic Duncan wins Victorian State Championship
Vic Duncan completed a tsunami-like whitewash of the APL/888PL Victorian State Championship final table to claim victory, the first prize of $4000 and a Main Event seat. Duncan, a regular at venues throughout Melbourne’s south-east, trailled Daniel Simonetta 2.2 million to 1.8 million when their heads-up battle commenced, but it didn’t take long for him to gain ascendancy and send the player who’d dominated throughout much of the day to the rail.
The end came when Duncan shoved all-in pre-flop with As-10c, and Simonetta (Qc-8d) called. The board was spread 6h-10s-7s-Ac-Jh, giving Duncan two-pair and after a thorough count, he was declared the first Victorian State Champion under the new banner of the APL & 888PL.
That completes our coverage from the Dingley International and the APL/888PL Victorian State Championship. We’d like to thank the venue and tournament staff for their assistance and professionalism on a challenging day as players from both brands came together for the first time at a major event in Victoria. Keep an eye on PMA for details of our future live reporting commitments.
9.35pm: Bailey and Halverson eliminated
The knockouts continue in quick succession, leaving Vic Duncan and Daniel Simonetta to battle heads-up for the APL/888PL Victorian State Championship title. The final female player Drew Bailey committed her remaining chips with Kd-3c only to find Simonetta poised to attack with Ah-Kh.
The board of Ks-5c-10c-Js-5s hit both players but Bailey had the worst of it and bowed out in fourth. Two hands later, Simonetta has again in the midst of the action when his Kh-Qh connected on the river of a board that flowed 5d-5s-8c-8s-Kc against the Qs-Jh of Warren Halverson.
9.30pm: Whittaker and Gunn eliminated
We have a new chip leader after Vic Duncan KOed two players on the same hand. It went all-in for Glen Gunn, all-in for Duncan and call all-in for Brian Whittaker. Gunn showed Qs-10s, Duncan was miles ahead with Ac-Ad while Whittaker’s As-Jd also needed plenty of help. The board ran out 5s-8c-3d-5h-Ks, Whittaker was out in sixth, Gunn farewelled us in fifth and Duncan is now on 1.85 million.
9.20pm: Rob Cvijrticanin eliminated in seventh position
Rob Cvijrticanin had been among the chip leaders for the bulk of the day but came unstuck when he declared all-in holding As-7d. Vic Duncan was again at the heart of the action, and called with Kh-Qc. The flop of Qs-9c-4c was enough for Duncan to take the pot and send Cvijrticanin on his way in seventh for $600 and a Main Event seat.
9.15pm: Two more eliminations
Daniel Simonetta has extended his chip lead after claiming the scalp of Craig Becker in ninth place. It was pocket aces against pocket nines, with Simonetta’s stronger hand holding sway. Two hands later, Keryl Ford hit the rail in eighth position after committing her short stack of 180,000 with A-J against the pocket queens of Vic Duncan. The ladies played, and the lady was on her way but with the first of the Main Event seats in her possession.
9pm: Cam Downing eliminated in 10th place ($400)
The short stack Cam Downing declared all-in over Craig Becker’s raise from early position, with Becker making the call and showing Ah-8h. Downing revealed 10c-8s but loved the flop of 6h-5c-7d. The turn Qc missed both players but the Ac on the river gave Becker the pot and sent Downing to the rail.
8.45pm: Final table decided
The cards are in the air at the final table for the first Victorian State Championship played under the combined APL/888PL banner, with Daniel Simonetta leading the field on 850,000 while Cam Downing is the short stack on 115,000. Two female players – Keryl Ford (300,000) and Drew Bailey (230,00) are also still in contention. There are 10 minutes remaining in level 19, with blinds at 20,000/40,000 and an ante of 5000:
Players to fall just short of the final table were Stratos Tourogiannis (11th), Daniel Venner (12th), Steve Evans (13th) and Peter Gretgrix (14th). The survivors are taking a short break while their chips are transferred to the championship table in the heart of the Dingley International function room.
8.30pm: Coming soon … the Main Event!
Players in today’s APL/888PL Victorian State Champs are not only playing for thousands of dollars in prizemoney but also eight seats in the first MAIN EVENT, which is scheduled for Crown Casino on February 23-26.
An action packed four-day festival is scheduled, including a Last Chance Qualifier for those desperate for the very last seats into the MAIN EVENT, a Satellite, Teams Event and the APL Player of the Year Final – an eight-player table, battling it out for the POTY title and the winner-takes-all prize of $45,000!
Qualifiers from both APL and 888PL will then take part in the first ever co-branded MAIN EVENT, boasting an estimated minimum $500,000 prizepool. With the integration of Australia’s leaders in pub and club poker, we expect up to 600 players to hit the tables on day one of this tournament, with hundreds of friends, family and fellow poker enthusiasts coming along to be a part of this spectacular event.
The MAIN EVENT will be a three-day poker tournament with all qualifiers taking their seats on Friday, February 24. It will be survival of the (poker) fittest and luckiest from there on in, as players strive to survive each day in order to continue their journey towards being crowned the inaugural MAIN EVENT Champion. With just over four months to go, keep your eyes glued to www.playAPL.com and www.888pl.com.au for upcoming MAIN EVENT satellite events and other opportunities for you to win your MAIN EVENT seat.
8.15pm: The strong get stronger
We’ve lost count of the number of players Daniel Simonella has sent to the rain today, with Maree Wilson his most recent victim in 15th place (for $200). Gary Thorne (16th) and Michael Vine (17th) have also departed the tournament area, leaving 14 contenders across two tables eyeing one of the 10 final table positions and eight Main Event seats.
7.45pm: Which League will triumph?
Bragging rights are still up for grabs here at the Dingley International with nine 888PL regulars and eight APL players comprising the 17 players eyeing the first prize of $4000 plus a Main Event seat. The players still in contention are Drew Bailey, Craig Becker, Cam Downing, Vic Duncan, Stratos Tourogiannis, Dan Simonetta, Marie Wilson, Keryl Ford, Brian Whittaker, Glenn Gunn, Gary Thorne, Daniel Venner, Warren Halverson, Michael Vine, Steve Evans and Peter Gretgrix.
7.30pm: 18 eye spot at final table
Players are leaving the tournament area with almost every hand – Patrick Jackson (19th), Matthew Conway (20th), Ryan McLaughlin (22nd), Lynne Harley (23rd), and Greg White (24th) all collected $125 while Tim Brown hung on long enough to progress to the next pay scale of $150. The remaining 18 players are six-handed, with blinds about to lift to 15,000/30,000 and an ante of 3000. The average stack is just under 225,000.
6.45pm: Two dozen chasing eight Main Event seats
The dinner break is just a few minutes away with 24 players set to return for the evening session after sampling some more of the gourmet delights here at the popular Dingley International. Ben Dimarco departed in 29th after he shoved on a flop of 2s-9d-7d holding pocket aces, only to find Craig Becker holding pocket deuces for a set. Next to go was Reece Cordeux after he committed his short stack with Qd-Jd. Keryl Ford called and showed As-Jc, which prevailed on a board of 7d-6h-Js-2c-Kh.
Mark Wallis placed 27th after his pocket sevens lost a race against the A-10 of Rob Cvijrticanin, followed soon by Shane Charles after his As-Jc failed to improve against the pocket queens of Brian Whittaker. The last player sent to the rail before the dinner break was 81-year-old John McNeil, who sent his K-J to battle the pocket eights of Stratos Tourogiannis only to watch a third eight land on the flop.
6.30pm: Simonella sets sail
James Bartholomeusz (30th), Mario Lanza (31st) and Bill Prokhovnik (32nd) are the first two players eliminated after the bubble, each earning $100. Prokhovnik’s performance was particularly noteworthy as he’d struggled with a below-average stack for much of the afternoon. Daniel Simonella has improved his stack to a massive 585,000 and leads Cam Downing (335,000), Robert Cvijrticanin (320,000), Drew Bailey (270,000) and Vic Duncan (255,000). The blinds have just been bumped up to 7000/14,000 with an ante of 1000.
6.15pm: Hounam departs on the bubble
David Hounam (pictured above) has been eliminated in 33rd place to be confirmed in the unwanted bubble position. He shoved for the last of his short stack with K-J on a flop of 8-7-6 but found the caller had flopped a straight with 4-5. The board ran out 4-9, and a generous round of applause broke out for the 32 in-the-money finishers.
6pm: Simonetta just gettin’ better
Three players will miss out on a payout with the Victorian State Champs field down to 35 players. Daniel Simonetta has just bolted to a big chip lead after KOing another big stack. It was pocket aces against pocket kings, with Simonetta finding a third king on the turn to propel his stack to more than 370,000. Blinds are at 5000/10,000 (ante 1000) and the average stack is just shy of 115,000.
5.45pm: It’s the State Champs top 40!
Just 40 players spread across five tables remain in the APL/888PL Victorian State Championships with the average stack just over 100,000 and blinds at 4000/8000 (ante 1000). Robert Cvijrticanin is still chip leader after sending two more short stacks to the rail. The top 32 players receive a minimum payout of $100.
5.30pm: Chip count (approximate)
Robert Cvijrticanin 247,000
Keryl Ford 188,000
Vic Duncan 175,000
Mario Lanza 160,000
Daniel Simonetta 148,000
David Hounam 130,000
5pm: Ford hits top gear
Eliminations continue thick and fast with just seven of the original 39 tables still being utilised and fewer than 60 players chasing the Victorian State Championship title. Respected 888PL player Keryl “Gizmo” Ford holds the chip lead on 167,000 but several players now hold stacks of approximately 150,000 as the race for a payout and the Main Event seats on offer heats-up. Blinds are up to 3000/6000 with an ante of 500.
4.30pm: Irish eyes are smiling
In addition to some of the bigger names on the local APL scene, several 888PL high achievers are still in the hunt for a shot at this State title as players prepare to take their seats for level 12 (2000/4000 with an ante of 500). Bill Prokhovnik is a consistent performer at this level and, although he’s holding just 29,000 in chips, he’s clawed back to that point from a much shorter stack.
Pat “The Irish” Dillon is a well-known 888PL identity. He final-tabled the August Grand Final event and with 67,000 heading into the third session of the day, he’s ideally positioned for another deep run. Likewise, David Hounam – another 888PL regular who has performed well at State level – is among the larger stacks in the room with 110,000. Another 888PL has assumed the chip lead, with Robert Cvirticanin from the St Albans Sports Club on 147,000.
4.15pm: Sharks lurking near the surface
Fewer than 115 players remain in contention for the title of Victorian State champion with barely 10 minutes remaining in the second session of play. A quick look around the room revealed that there’s some genuine class among the contenders, including Scott Davy, who won the July APL State final in Bairnsdale. As a result, Scott won an ANZPT Melbourne seat and finished 14th (worth more than $8000).
We’ve also spotted recent Yarra Ranges regional champion Scott Sullivan (holding about 50,000) and one of the young guns here today, Jason Gannon. The 19-year-old, who just trebled up to 60,000, is a recent APL BGB region champion. His mother is Donna Moore, who is a past APL State final winner and appeared on the Australian Poker Hero television program. Moore was also playing today but has been eliminated.
3.45pm: One big happy family
The recent merger of the 888PL and APL represented the biggest shift in the pub poker industry since its inception six years ago. Both brands were well established in Victoria, and that’s reflected by the fairly even spread between APL and 888PL players in today’s Victorian State Championship.
Staff and management from each company deserve credit for the professional manner in which they’ve handled the merger. And for many of the players here today, it’s the first time they’ve “crossed the border” from the brand to which they’ve been accustomed. Indeed, a show of hands a few minutes ago indicated only a handful of Main Event players had experienced both leagues.
Each time the chip lead changes from an APL player to an 888PL player, there’s a cheer from one corner of the room or another, but it’s fair to say the rivalry is a pretty friendly one and everyone’s thrilled with the opportunities that the combination of the two biggest operators in Australian pub and club poker will provide.
3.15pm: Hemingway shows the way
Players are in the early stages of level 10, with blinds up to 1000/2000 and an ante of 200. Such has been the rate of eliminations that the Main Event field has been reduced into less than half of the tournament area at the Dingley International (fewer than 150 players spread across just 19 tables). But with so many eliminations, someone has be the recipient of those chips and, for the moment, it’s Carolin Hemingway (pictured above) representing the iconic Village Belle Hotel in St Kilda, who holds the only stack of 100,000 or more – 108,000 to be exact.
2.30pm: A winning pair
We have players here today from all walks of life, including a few facing a few more challenges than most. But that’s no excuse when it comes to poker for guys like Paddy Jackson (pictured above), who’s made the short trek from nearby Clayton for today’s Victorian State Championships. With good mate Evan helping him out, Paddy is hoping to still be here later this evening when the big money and Main Event seats are up for grabs. He just lost a big pot when he rans pocket nines into pocket jacks, but his stack of 11,000 is more than enough to stay in the game.
2pm: Cowboys KOed
Blinds have crept up to 400/800, the last level before antes start to kick-in. Throw enough poker players into the same room and you’ll seem some weird hands play out, and that was just the case for the two players with pocket kings who found themselves all-in pre-flop against a player holding A-Q. An ace on the flop was enough to send our cowboys to the rail.
1.40pm: Daniel darts to early lead
All credit to the food and beverage staff at the Dingley International after feeding and watering hundreds of players and spectators in record time during the first break of the APL/888PL Victorian State Champs. The remaining 350-plus players are back in the tournament room for the next level (300/600).
Daniel Simonetta (pictured above) appears to be the chip leader holding 50,000 with other big stacks held by Kyle Lewis (Ballarat) on 44,000 and Carolin Hemingway (43,000). At the other end of the scale, where are plenty of players nursing just a few black 100 chips, looking for a spot to make a move.
1pm: Parma time!
The charge to the dining room for a $10 parma is underway as players take the first break of the day in the APL/888PL Victorian State Champs. The majority of the field of more than 400 players have just filed past our media table, many with a tale of woe such as the poor bloke who busted when an opponent made a runner-runner-runner-runner straight. Bad beats come in all shapes and sizes.
12.30pm: We’re settling in for a long day
MCs Ernie and Kayla have started calling the action from the floor and the rate of eliminations has been steady (judging from the increased action at the bar and a few empty tables that are starting to appear). Daniel Simonetta appears to be the early chip leader on approximately 43,000 and there are several other stacks north of 30,000 (players started with 10,000 in chips).
The all-in action is eagerly followed, especially when someone manages to run 7-2 into pocket aces pre-flop – “come on 7-2,” came the call from one railbird. And we were delighted to see a couple of tables applaud a fellow competitor when she rivered a full-house to take down a big pot. That’s not something you’re likely to see in a casino poker room!
Noon: Poker dreams come in all shapes and sizes
In a few hours’ time, the remaining nine players in the WSOP Main Event will take their seats to decide the 2011 champion. In poker terms, it’s a world away from the Dingley International but for many of the 404 players here today, this is their first taste of major tournament poker.
This year’s November Nine comprises players from seven different nations, and in State terms, the field in the Victorian State Champs is every bit as diverse. There are players from across Melbourne and as far afield as Mildura, Portland, Yarram and Bairnsdale.
Players are halfway to their first break of the day, and the structure of the remainder of the day will comprise:
Level 4: 100/200
Level 5: 200/400
BREAK
Level 6: 300/600
Level 7: 400/800
Level 8: 500/1000 (ante 100)
Level 9: 700/1400 (ante 100)
Level 10: 1000/2000 (ante 200)
Level 11: 1500/3000 (ante 300)
BREAK
Level 12: 2000/4000 (ante 500)
Level 13: 3000/6000 (ante 500)
Level 14: 4000/8000 (ante 1000)
Level 15: 5000/10,000 (ante 1000)
Level 16: 7000/14,000 (ante 1000)
BREAK
Level 17: 10,000/20,000 (ante 2000)
Level 18: 15,000/30,000 (ante 3000)
Level 19: 20,000/40,000 (ante 3000)
Level 20: 30,000/60,000 (ante 5000)
Level 21: 40,000/80,000 (ante 5000)
Level 22: 50,000/100,000 (ante 10,000)
Level 23: 100,000/200,000 (ante 20,000)
Level 24: 150,000/300,000 (ante 30,000)
11.10am: First elimination
The first player has lasted less than eight minutes. It was revealed that the unfortunate lass was a listed APL player. She quickly left the room to a few competitive jeers from 888PL players about her affiliation. It’s great to see these groups coming together but you get the sense that it’s quite competitive between the original two brands.
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Players are filing in thick and fast as the excitement builds around the Victorian State Championship event here at Dingley International. Players are thankful to get out of the heat where inside they’ll enjoy the cool 18 degrees on the main playing floor. Organisers are expecting over 300 players for the main event. There are even 5 tables downstairs being used to fit this sized field. The top 32 players will get paid today. The majority of players are now seated with cards in the air by 11am.
10am: Welcome to the APL/888PL Victorian State Champs
Welcome to PokerMedia Australia’s coverage of the 888Poker League (888PL) and Australian Poker League’s (APL) Victorian State Championship, live from the Dingley International Hotel/Motel in Melbourne’s south-east. Players are beginning to make their way into the tournament area for the start of play after a warm and uncomfortable Melbourne night.
To have qualified players needed to have: finished top 3 of a regular away event scoreboard; finished top 5 on any regional scoreboard; or won a special event with an advertised State Champs Seat included in the prize. Players will start with 10,000 in chips, and blinds will increase every 25 minutes.
As well as a generous cash component, there will be several seats to the MAIN EVENT awarded to the top performing players. Presented by Full House Group, owners of 888PL and APL, the MAIN EVENT will be held at Crown Entertainment Complex in Melbourne in February 2012, where an estimated $500,000 prize pool will be up for grabs.
It’s unusual to have a complete list of players before the first hand is dealt, so we’re delighted to present the full line-up for today’s State Championships:
Aaron Vawdon DOYLES BRIDGE HOTEL
Aaron Pickard PAKENHAM INN
Aaron Donoghue RAILWAY HOTEL
Adam Thompson GOLDEN SQUARE HOTEL
Adam Slomczewski KINGS CREEK HOTEL
Adam Branch ROYAL OAK HOTEL
Adam Lynch THE HOPPERS CLUB
Adam Muarem TIGERS CLUBHOUSE
Adam Smith WINCHELSEA HOTEL
Adam Azhopour YARRAVILLE CLUB
Adrian Anderson COMMERCIAL HOTEL YARRAM
Alan Lehner HIGHWAYS TABARET
Alex Sacca MOONEE VALLEY LEGENDS
Ali Mustafa Metro Outer North
Alistair Raskas BERWICK SPRINGS HOTEL
Allan Russell CAULFIELD RACECOURSE TABARET
Amanda Charlton-Nuzzo TIGERS CLUBHOUSE
Andrew Long CENTRAL HOTEL ARARAT
Andrew Dackas GRAND HOTEL MORNINGTON
Andrew McLean HIBERNIAN HOTEL
Andrew Snashall KNOX CLUB
Andrew Freeman RAILWAY HOTEL BANNOCKBURN
Andrew McDiarmid TEMPLESTOWE HOTEL
Andrew Mularczyk Metro Inner South East
Andrew Brown Metro Outer North East
Angelo Garraffo POACHERS PARADISE HOTEL
Ann Mitchell MILDURA BREWERY BAR (THEATRE CLUB)
Anthony Panuccio NORLANE HOTEL
Anthony Tyson PAKENHAM INN
Anthony Petrovic SUGAR GUM TAVERN
Anthony Ellis THE WARRAGUL CLUB
Anthony Burton AURN PONDS HOTEL
Anthony Hulands Bendigo
Arsenia Allen KNOX CLUB
Ash Johnson PLAYHOUSE BILLIARDS AND SNOOKER
Ashlee Read LANGWARRIN HOTEL
Ashleigh Peterson ST ALBANS SPORTS CLUB
Belinda Cain YOUR BREAK
Ben Vasiliou DAVA HOTEL
Benjamin Russell WHITE EAGLE HOUSE
Bianca Keirl GLOBE HOTEL
Bill Durrington BERWICK SPRINGS HOTEL
Bill Watson SHAMROCK HOTEL
Billy Oggero COBDEN GOLF CLUB
Bradley James POACHERS PARADISE HOTEL
Bradley Marwood Bendigo
Brenda Charles ST ALBANS SPORTS CLUB
Brendan Moss SALE RSL CLUB
Brett Cozzani WANTIRNA HILL CLUB
Brian Whittaker THE HOPPERS CLUB
Carmin Adamo WANGARATTA CLUB
Carolin Hemingway VILLAGE BELLE HOTEL
Casey Slater ATLANTIC HOTEL
Cherie Marnell MOONEE VALLEY LEGENDS
Cheryl Sheppard PORTARLINGTON GOLF CLUB
Chris Newell CITY MEMORIAL BOWLS CLUB
Chris Flynn CITY MEMORIAL BOWLS CLUB
Chris Apswoude IVANHOE HOTEL (VIC)
Chris Foster TIGERS CLUBHOUSE
Chris Feros YOUR BREAK
Chris Galanis Metro Outer South East
Clint McCormick CAULFIELD RACECOURSE TABARET
Colin Noble LYNBROOK HOTEL
Colin Jephcott MORWELL CLUB
Craig Becker MORWELL CLUB
Cyprus Barak Metro Outer North West
Damian McIntyre PLAYHOUSE BILLIARDS AND SNOOKER
Daniel Brash CLUB RINGWOOD
Daniel Goonan HIBERNIAN HOTEL
Daniel Brack MOONEE VALLEY LEGENDS
Daniel Feldman RAILWAY HOTEL BANNOCKBURN
Daniel Bollard ROXBURGH PARK HOTEL
Daniel Venner ROYAL OAK HOTEL
Daniel Parke WAURN PONDS HOTEL
Daniel Levy Metro Inner South East
Danny Cashman BAIRNSDALE SPORTING & CONVENTION CENTRE
Danny Tomori PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL
Darren Price WHITE EAGLE HOUSE
Darrin Mortimer GLOBE HOTEL
Daryl Cobbledick WINCHELSEA HOTEL
Dave Roche KNOX TAVERN
David Saric BULLA HOTEL
David Higgins COMMERCIAL HOTEL YARRAM
David Riley NORLANE HOTEL
David Brain Bendigo
David Hounam Metro Outer East
David J. Williams Metro Outer North East
Dean Parker MILDURA BREWERY BAR (THEATRE CLUB)
Dean Addamo Metro Outer North
Deborah Armstrong COMMERCIAL HOTEL YARRAM
Deborah Cullen KNOX TAVERN
Declan Sherwell RICHMOND HENTY HOTEL
Deirdre Whelan ROSEBUD HOTEL
Deniz Yilmaz MAXINES GENTLEMENS CLUB
Des McFarlane TOOLEYBUC SPORTING CLUB
Domenic Fotia EUSTON BOWLS AND RECREATION CLUB
Dominic Madio EUSTON BOWLS AND RECREATION CLUB
Donald Evans MORWELL CLUB
Donna Foley MINERDOME SPORTS CLUB
Duane Ebbels MILDURA GATEWAY TAVERN
Eli Talasinga EUSTON BOWLS AND RECREATION CLUB
Emily Charles Metro Outer North West
Emma Bell-Inskip DAVA HOTEL
Enrico Pullmano BAIRNSDALE SPORTING & CONVENTION CENTRE
Errol Gregory COMMERCIAL HOTEL YARRAM
Evan Harrison ANGLERS TAVERN
Faye (Josefina) Mendez ZAGAME’S CAULFIELD CLUB HOTEL
Fedi Moustafa MOONEE VALLEY LEGENDS
Frank Lagozzino HILL TOP GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
Frank Puccio OVERLANDER HOTEL MOTEL
Frank Kormos PAKENHAM INN
Frank Villari TIGERS CLUBHOUSE
Frank Vey WANTIRNA HILL CLUB
Gareth Davis HA’PENNY BRIDGE
Gary Kerian PLAYHOUSE BILLIARDS AND SNOOKER
Gavin West HIBERNIAN HOTEL
Geoff Skinner MOONEE VALLEY LEGENDS
George Pajic DORSET GARDENS HOTEL
George Cumbo RICHMOND HENTY HOTEL
George Darwin THE WARRAGUL CLUB
Glen Gunn Metro Inner West
Glenn Angus PLAYHOUSE BILLIARDS AND SNOOKER
Glenn Leyland THE HOPPERS CLUB
Graeme Charles ST ALBANS SPORTS CLUB
Graham Hein NORLANE HOTEL
Greg Dalais HIGHWAYS TABARET
Greg Freeman SALE GREYHOUND RACING CLUB
Greg Harper THE HOPPERS CLUB
Greig Nichols WAURN PONDS HOTEL
Hannah White COBDEN GOLF CLUB
Heather Morley CAMBRIAN HOTEL
Holly Freeman CAMBRIAN HOTEL
Huy Tran ROXBURGH PARK HOTEL
Ian Cochrane CRIB POINT BAR AND BISTRO
Ian Stewart HAMPTON PARK TAVERN
Ian Guzzardi SUGAR GUM TAVERN
Jackson Howe ROYAL STANDARD HOTEL
James Felekos COBDEN GOLF CLUB
James Thwaites GOLDEN SQUARE HOTEL
James Perkins WAURN PONDS HOTEL
James Bartholomeusz WAURN PONDS HOTEL
Jamie Anlezark Metro Outer South East
Janine Martin THE HOPPERS CLUB
Jarryd Sadler THE PENINSULA CLUB
Jason Grieves ANGLERS TAVERN
Javier Luppino THE HOPPERS CLUB
Jeanette Barclay PORTARLINGTON GOLF CLUB
Jeanette McIvor YARRAVILLE CLUB
Jenny Houchen COMMERCIAL HOTEL YARRAM
Jenny Dee HILL TOP GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
Jeremy James PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL
Jessica Armstrong HOTEL SHAMROCK
Jessica Tebbutt PORTLAND RSL MEMORIAL BOWLING CLUB
Jessica Young SHAMROCK HOTEL
Joanna Haitsma WINCHELSEA HOTEL
Jo-Anne Littleford HAMPTON PARK TAVERN
Jodie Liddlelow ATLANTIC HOTEL
Joe Giaquinta HIGHWAYS TABARET
Joe Andrieri ROSEBUD HOTEL
Joe Pataki SALE GREYHOUND RACING CLUB
Joey Cosentino MULGRAVE COUNTRY CLUB
John Taylor BARWON CLUB HOTEL
John McNeil CLUB RINGWOOD
John Tsirigos DINGLEY INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
John Katsanakis MALVERN VALE HOTEL
John Apswoude THE HOPPERS CLUB
Johnathon Ellul TIGERS CLUBHOUSE
Jon Burman MALVERN VALE HOTEL
Jonathan Bredin HA’PENNY BRIDGE
Josh Karlovic TIGERS CLUBHOUSE
Joshua Foster TIGERS CLUBHOUSE
Joy Gunn YARRAVILLE CLUB
Judy McKenzie BAIRNSDALE SPORTING & CONVENTION CENTRE
Kacie Stewart HA’PENNY BRIDGE
Ken Skinner GOLDEN SQUARE HOTEL
Ken Hickmott POACHERS PARADISE HOTEL
Kenneth Glendinning ST ANDREWS HOTEL
Kerry Fraser THE WARRAGUL CLUB
Keryl Ford THE HOPPERS CLUB
Kim Fisher THE HOPPERS CLUB
Kliment Taseski IVANHOE HOTEL
Kyle Lewis BALLARAT AND DISTRICT TROTTING CLUB/FLYING HORSE BISTRO
Kym Andrews YOUR BREAK
Laith Hanna Metro Outer North
Laurie Gasper ST ANDREWS HOTEL
Lawrence Hayes BALLARAT AND DISTRICT TROTTING CLUB/FLYING HORSE BISTRO
Leandra King RAILWAY HOTEL
Len Taylor WHITE EAGLE HOUSE
Leon Day TIGERS CLUBHOUSE
Les Hughes Gippsland
Leslie Constantinou KEALBA HOTEL
Libby Gregory COMMERCIAL HOTEL YARRAM
Lino Rinaldi MULGRAVE COUNTRY CLUB
Lisa Killackey HUNTLEY HOTEL
Louise Dean BALLARAT AND DISTRICT TROTTING CLUB/FLYING HORSE BISTRO
Louise Travaille RAILWAY HOTEL BANNOCKBURN
Lucio Esposito BROWNS CORNER HOTEL
Luke Mussared WANTIRNA HILL CLUB
Lyndon Eddy HUNTLEY HOTEL
Lynette Matthew IVANHOE HOTEL
Mandy Brient BAIRNSDALE SPORTING & CONVENTION CENTRE
Marcel Van Lankveld MORWELL CLUB
Maree Wilson RICHMOND HENTY HOTEL
Margaret Dyer WANGARATTA CLUB
Margarette Lee THE HOPPERS CLUB
Marilyn Walsh WINDERMERE HOTEL
Mario Lanza DORSET GARDENS HOTEL
Mario Mamone GOL GOL HOTEL
Mark Britt BALLARAT AND DISTRICT TROTTING CLUB/FLYING HORSE BISTRO
Mark Collicoat CAMBRIAN HOTEL
Mark Baird HILL TOP GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
Mark Wallis NORLANE HOTEL
Mark Perry YARRAVILLE CLUB
Mark Brogan ZAGAME’S CAULFIELD CLUB HOTEL
Marssel Meseha MULGRAVE COUNTRY CLUB
Martin Healy SALE GREYHOUND RACING CLUB
Mary Knight THE IVY LOUNGE BAR
Mathew Thomas MINERDOME SPORTS CLUB
Mathew Star WANGARATTA CLUB
Matt Dent BROWNS CORNER HOTEL
Matt Vella BULLA HOTEL
Matt Portbury DORSET GARDENS HOTEL
Matt Dimech MAROONDAH SPORTS CLUB
Matt Conway NORLANE HOTEL
Matt Flower VILLAGE BELLE HOTEL
Matthew Barbuto THE HOPPERS CLUB
Matthew Davidson WELSHPOOL HOTEL MOTEL
Maureen Wilson THE IVY LOUNGE BAR
Megan Norris THE IVY LOUNGE BAR
Melissa Vawdon DOYLES BRIDGE HOTEL
Michael Solima BROWNS CORNER HOTEL
Michael Vine CAULFIELD RACECOURSE TABARET
Michael Fleming DAVA HOTEL
Michael Kambitis DINGLEY INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
Michael Annells HERITAGE TAVERN
Michael Youngman ROYAL HOTEL
Michael Todaro TIGERS CLUBHOUSE
Michael Macek TIGERS CLUBHOUSE
Michael Lane WAURN PONDS HOTEL
Michael Crowe ZAGAME’S CAULFIELD CLUB HOTEL
Mitchell Sheldon-Collins GRAND HOTEL MORNINGTON
Naomi Burgess HUNTLEY HOTEL
Neal Barlow ROXBURGH PARK HOTEL
Neil O’Borne STRAIGHT SHOOTERS
Neoh Lay Sun SALE GREYHOUND RACING CLUB
Neville Hodgetts MILDURA GATEWAY TAVERN
Nick Gooley MAROONDAH SPORTS CLUB
Nicole Dickson KINGS CREEK HOTEL
Nicole Ellul TIGERS CLUBHOUSE
Nikolaki Gastis TIGERS CLUBHOUSE
Nino Ditta ROYAL STANDARD HOTEL
Oleg Kwong LYNBROOK HOTEL
Orest Zalesky NORLANE HOTEL
Oscar Alfaro YARRAVILLE CLUB
Pat Zappia MILDURA GATEWAY TAVERN
Pat Carbone Metro Inner West
Patrick Jackson PLAYHOUSE BILLIARDS AND SNOOKER
Patrick Dillon VILLAGE BELLE HOTEL
Paul Wright GOL GOL HOTEL
Paul Church PORTLAND RSL MEMORIAL BOWLING CLUB
Paul Vaughan ROYAL HOTEL
Paul Robinson WAURN PONDS HOTEL
Pete Bransgrove WINDERMERE HOTEL
Peter Ioannou ANGLERS TAVERN
Peter Papoulidis DINGLEY INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
Peter Porter MINERDOME SPORTS CLUB
Peter Chetcuti TANKERVILLE
Peter Williams THE WARRAGUL CLUB
Peter Nippress WANGARATTA CLUB
Peter Bone WHITE EAGLE HOUSE
Peter Vajler Gippsland
Peter Richmond CENTRAL HOTEL ARARAT
Phillip Hansen CLUB RINGWOOD
Phillip Cobbledick STRAIGHT SHOOTERS
Raul Lopes KALKALLO HOTEL
Raymond Isho ROXBURGH PARK HOTEL
Raz Maddelena THE HOPPERS CLUB
Rebecca Zibell MILDURA GATEWAY TAVERN
Rebekah Sennett NORLANE HOTEL
Rhett Gogoll BAIRNSDALE SPORTING & CONVENTION CENTRE
Richard Ehlers LANGWARRIN HOTEL
Richard Eldridge NORTH BALLARAT SPORTS CLUB
Richard Bickerdike THE WARRAGUL CLUB
Ricky Parletta KEALBA HOTEL
Riki Morgan TIGERS CLUBHOUSE
Rob Rayner CENTRAL HOTEL ARARAT
Robert Young DOYLES BRIDGE HOTEL
Robert Glavan HAMPTON PARK TAVERN
Robert Howell HOTEL SHAMROCK
Robert Koeleman MOONEE VALLEY LEGENDS
Robert Cvijrticanin ST ALBANS SPORTS CLUB
Robert Martinez TOOLEYBUC SPORTING CLUB
Rod Jones BULLA HOTEL
Rod Healy MILDURA BREWERY BAR (THEATRE CLUB)
Rodney Mech OVERLANDER HOTEL MOTEL
Rodney Hinrichsen WAURN PONDS HOTEL
Roger Lewry NORLANE HOTEL
Roger Toll North East Victoria
Ron Healey SALE GREYHOUND RACING CLUB
Ron Desira SHAMROCK HOTEL
Ross Davies ROYAL HOTEL
Ross Mammone TOOLEYBUC SPORTING CLUB
Ryan McLaughlin Metro Inner North
Samantha Mantello ROXBURGH PARK HOTEL
Samantha Edwards COBDEN GOLF CLUB
Santiago Quezada TANKERVILLE
Scott Yeow DORSET GARDENS HOTEL
Scott King TANKERVILLE
Seyed Taghvapoor EUSTON BOWLS AND RECREATION CLUB
Shane Hawkins NORLANE HOTEL
Shane Miller ROXBURGH PARK HOTEL
Shane Crosbie ST ALBANS SPORTS CLUB
Shane Garth TEMPLESTOWE HOTEL
Shane Johnston TEMPLESTOWE HOTEL
Shane Nathan TIGERS CLUBHOUSE
Shelley Richmond BARWON CLUB HOTEL
Shirley Pullen ATLANTIC HOTEL
Simon Richardson COBDEN GOLF CLUB
Simon Paskins MAXINES GENTLEMENS CLUB
Simon McShane NORTH BALLARAT SPORTS CLUB
Simon Hein PORTLAND RSL MEMORIAL BOWLING CLUB
Simon O’Brien WAURN PONDS HOTEL
Stephen Day KNOX CLUB
Stephen Winlkworth MALVERN VALE HOTEL
Stephen Miller ROSEBUD HOTEL
Stephen Reeve THE PENINSULA CLUB
Steve Brindle CRIB POINT BAR AND BISTRO
Steve Kyrou MAXINES GENTLEMENS CLUB
Steve Hughes PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL
Steve Mammone TOOLEYBUC SPORTING CLUB
Susan Tetlow CRIB POINT BAR AND BISTRO
Tal Nemshich THE HOPPERS CLUB
Tamara Gustowski PLAYHOUSE BILLIARDS AND SNOOKER
Tamas Kiss THE HOPPERS CLUB
Terence Robinson KEALBA HOTEL
Terence Revell NORTH BALLARAT SPORTS CLUB
Terry Roberts DORSET GARDENS HOTEL
Terry Alderton GOL GOL HOTEL
Theo Vankoll DORSET GARDENS HOTEL
Tim Martin BALLARAT AND DISTRICT TROTTING CLUB/FLYING HORSE BISTRO
Tim Gregor WELSHPOOL HOTEL MOTEL
Tim Donelly MORWELL CLUB
Timothy Wood CITY MEMORIAL BOWLS CLUB
Toni Davey HUNTLEY HOTEL
Tony Grosso ROYAL OAK HOTEL
Tony Kelly THE HOPPERS CLUB
Tony Mastroianni WANGARATTA CLUB
Tracey Pearce OVERLANDER HOTEL MOTEL
Trent Miller THE PENINSULA CLUB
Trevor Venning ROYAL STANDARD HOTEL
Trevor Martin SALE RSL CLUB
Vanessa Francis THE HOPPERS CLUB
Vic Duncan BERWICK SPRINGS HOTEL
Victor Maas BARWON CLUB HOTEL
Volker Kruse LANGWARRIN HOTEL
Wai Ming EUSTON BOWLS AND RECREATION CLUB
Walter Bini KNOX TAVERN
Warren Peters RAILWAY HOTEL
Wayne Boers BALLARAT AND DISTRICT TROTTING CLUB/FLYING HORSE BISTRO
Wayne Bartlett HUNTLEY HOTEL
Wayne Jencke THE WARRAGUL CLUB
William Prokhovnik KALKALLO HOTEL
William McBride MORWELL CLUB
William Mizzi PORTARLINGTON GOLF CLUB
Yu Shu West Victoria
Yvonne Arnaud ST ANDREWS HOTEL
Zach Groves Metro Inner North
Zoran Markovski SUGAR GUM TAVERN
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