The Australian Poker League (APL) has pulled off a huge coup with the appointment of former Crown Melbourne tournament director Joel Williams as its new APL Major Events Director. According to the APL, Williams will […]
Crown Poker has announced that scheduling for next year’s Aussie Millions at Crown Melbourne has been placed on hold pending further updates on health and safety regulations around COVID-19. In a notice posted on social […]
Crown Melbourne will reopen some gaming operations this week for the first in almost eight months, but it will likely be some time before the famous Crown Poker room can shuffle up and deal once […]
We all have a favourite poker story. For Australian poker industry veteran and former Full Tilt Poker rep Rob “Hux” Huxley, it came during the 2012 Aussie Millions while looking after Full Tilt’s most prized […]
Crown Perth will become the first casino in Australia to reopen its poker room following nationwide COVID-19 closures when it welcomes back players this Saturday. But it won’t be poker quite as we know it, […]
With a poker résumé that includes two Aussie Millions championship rings, the 2012 Melbourne Poker Championships main event, the $5K Challenge at WSOP Sydney in 2017 and two final table finishes in WSOP gold bracelet […]
It’s official – Australia’s live poker scene is dead and buried. For now, at least. After a week in which Australia’s casino operators resisted calls from some quarters to close their doors amid social distancing […]
Star Entertainment Group has announced the cancellation of all poker, including both tournaments and cash games, until further notice amid growing concerns over the nationwide spread of the coronavirus. As the number of confirmed cases […]
The 2020 Crown Poker Championship (CPC) has become the latest victim of Australia’s growing coronavirus threat with Crown Poker announcing the event had been postponed indefinitely. Originally scheduled for 15 to 27 April, the CPC […]
Aussie Millions champion Vincent “Wonky” Wan has issued an apology to Tai Hoang Ngoc – his heads-up opponent and eventual runner-up – following the social media firestorm that resulted from comments he made during final […]
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