Event 3 of the 2010 Crown Aussie Millions took form and before you knew it Day 1 was complete. The event is $1,100 Limit Hold’em event and 90 players sat down to play the tournament. As of now Simon Morris is the man out in front and he is currently holding 112,000 in chips. The play will conclude tomorrow as the remaining players look to sketch their name in Aussie Millions history. Stay tuned with Poker777 for the up to date news, information, and the results of Event 3 from the 2010 Crown Aussie Millions.

The day kicked off with the Sunday Brawl and a $580,000 prize pool. ‘CuteIsWhatIAim4’ took first after a heads up chop which landed him $93, 000. ‘vers’ was on the other side of the chop and end up with an even $100,000. Full Tilt saw 2,457 players crash the tables for the Full Tilt $1 Million Guarantee. ‘JAMA1CA2008’ was the player left standing in this massive tournament and took home the biggest prize of the day with a whopping $225,000. The nightcap belonged to the Sunday Mulligan as ’Muribe’ walked with the top prize of $59,000.

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The opening event of the 2010 Crown Aussie Millions brought the largest Australian championship poker tournament in history, but only one could walk away declared the winner. Matthew Ephraums was the individual that took down the largest field which earned him $200,000 and the gold ring. Ephraums defeated Brendan Edmonds in heads up play, but don’t feel to bad for Brendan as he walked with a cool $142,000. Event 1 belongs to Matthew Ephraums, but there is still plenty of action to take place as the Aussie Millions continues to roll on.