Aussie Millions attracted a large number of players in its first week of return.
Aussie Millions returns after six years, igniting the market and reaching new heights.
After a six-year hiatus,Aussie Millions Poker ChampionshipIt officially returned in 2026 and quickly became the focus of the global poker world. This event was hosted by...CrownBetThe sponsored classic tournament has shown amazing appeal since its restart in Melbourne, Australia, setting multiple entry records in its first week.
Tournament DirectorDanny McDonaghHe admitted that despite optimistic expectations before the competition, the actual number of participants far exceeded everyone's expectations.
Multiple events broke records, with the opening match attracting over 2,100 people.
The opening event of this year's A$1,500 attracted 2,144 participants, becoming one of the series' biggest highlights. Additionally:
- The A$5,000 Six-Max event attracted 305 participants.
- A$2, 500 HORSE sets a new record for the highest number of participants ever.
McDonagh said, "Setting records in three consecutive matches is a very strong start to the series and is extremely motivating."
Players responded enthusiastically, and the atmosphere of the competition fully returned.
Beyond the impressive statistics, the players' reactions were equally exhilarating. Many professional and amateur players expressed that the return of this classic event has revitalized the poker world.
McDonagh noted, "That atmosphere is back, and many players can feel it."
Despite long queues during the ANZAC Day holiday, the overall operation improved rapidly as the event progressed, and the player experience continued to improve.
Local players' pride is boosted, and geographical advantage provides an advantage.
The Aussie Millions is not only an international tournament, but also a symbol of pride for the Australian poker community. McDonagh stated that local players are extremely proud of the tournament's strong return.
In addition, the venue of the eventCrown MelbourneIts geographical location is also a major advantage. The casino is situated on the edge of the city center, combining urban entertainment resources, allowing players to enjoy both sporting events and tourism experiences.
Future Outlook: The scale of the event is expected to expand further.
With its successful return this year, the organizers have begun planning for future development. McDonagh hopes to expand the tournament's scale in the future, increasing the number of major events to over 30.
He also mentioned the need for larger competition venues, especially in the later stages of the competition, to improve the overall viewing and participation experience.
The main event is highly anticipated, with single-entry registration being a highlight.
With focus shifting to the A$10, 600 main event, market expectations continue to rise. Organizers anticipate that the number of participants may exceed 500, and could even challenge 600.
It's worth noting that this year's Main Event uses a "Single Entry" format, giving each player only one chance to participate. This format appears fairer in the current poker landscape, and is particularly attractive to players who advance through satellite tournaments.
International players return, poker events fully recover.
With players from around the world arriving in Australia and the local market continuing to heat up, Aussie Millions has successfully laid the foundation for a long-term comeback.
Driven by record-breaking attendance, this classic event is not only making a comeback but is also poised to once again become one of the world's must-attend poker events of the year.
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