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Aussie Millions 2013: High Roller Tournament Kicks Off with Exciting Action
The 2013 Aussie Millions High Roller tournament, an annual event since 2006, kicked off with a starting stack of 100,000 and blinds set at 200/400. Unlike previous years, there were no time limits for decisions, allowing players more time to strategize.
Igor Kurganov was the only Russian-speaking player representing in the 2013 tournament. The event featured a mix of familiar faces and new players, including notable figures like Dan Shak, who became the chip leader after eliminating Andrew Robl in the early stages. Patrick Antonius also registered for the tournament but was eliminated shortly after.
Eric 'p3achy_keen' Lew, known for his high-stakes play on FTP, made a comeback after a prolonged downswing. Despite his past struggles, Lew was back in action, adding to the excitement of the tournament. The early stages saw several key eliminations, setting the stage for intense competition as the tournament progressed.
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