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Warning: shameless spam.You can watch archived footage of this webcast at www.crownpoker.com.au; just click on "view webcast footage" and go from there. 10K buy-in Sit 'N' Go featuring some of the top Aussie players.And if you don't like the banter of some of the lads at this table, you can always turn the sound down:-)

From 2pm Australian Eastern Standard Time, Friday.Go to www.crownpoker.com.au and follow the links.Here’s the line-up:Joe Hachem - WSOP 2005 Champion Mark Vos - WSOP 2006 bracelet winner Michael Guttman - 2 final tables WSOP 2006Sam KhouissEmad TahtouhSean Dunwoodie Jamie PickeringRichard Holmes Ralph BurdJason Gray

This is a bit spammish, but we think this is kind of cool!Check out today’s coverage of the 2006 Victorian Poker Championships via webcast from Crown Casino, Melbourne. Visit www.crownpoker.com.au and follow the links.Today’s webcast will cover the final table of the $175 No Limit Hold’em event which attracted 599 entrants.

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Here's some other single table satellite options for other events on the schedule. Single table satellites will be held the day before the event (so the dates I'm giving are for the satellites; the events they are for are the next day).* Saturday 7th Jan $110+$20 (for $1,100 Limit Hold'em)* Sunday 8th Jan $110+$20 (for $1,100 No Limit Hold'em)* Monday 9th Jan $160+$20 (for $1,600 Speed Poker)* Tuesday 10th Jan $110+$20 (for $1,100 Limit Omaha Hi Lo)* Wednesday 11th Jan $115+$20 (for $1,150 No Limit Hold'em)* Thursday 12th Jan $320+$20 (for $3,200 Pot Limit Omaha)* Tuesday 17th Jan $320+$20 (

Guys, you won't be able to do $65 satellites anymore (unless you can organise an online one yourselves - others have done that very successfully). With only days to go before the opening event, the following are your satellite options if you want to do something at Crown:* $110+$20 Single Table Satellites (for a Supershot seat)* $110+$10 Supersonic Single Table Satellite (for a Supershot seat)* $220+$20 Phase 2 Satellite (top 2 get a Supershot seat)* $220+$20 Multi Table Satellite (1 Supershot seat for every 5 entrants)A Supershot seat is worth $1,100. The winner of a Supershot satellite get

half holdem ~ half omahai have to correct you here.2 card manilla is a game where you get 2 hole cards then the 1st board card is dealt out, then there is the 1st round of betting. then the second board card, round of betting, and so on until there are 5 board (community) cards out, and the final round of betting takes place after this 5th card is out there. the game is played with a reduced deck (7 up) and you must use both your hole cards combined with 3 from the board.At least these are the rules for standard 2 card manila cash games...several years ago this game was more popular than holde

The main event is being filmed by FSN (Fox Sports Network) for broadcast early this year. I can't be more specific than that at this stage.

If and when any of you come to town, feel free to look me up. I'm one of the deputy tournament directors, so you will see me there most days.I'm the guy with the shaved head and waxed eyebrows. You'll know who I am. :shock: If there's any info about the tournies you need to know, feel free to ask.

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2-player teams, each of which starts with the same chip stack. Team members swap at the end of each blind level. On the final table, team members will swap at the end of each round.

Absolutely. The poker room at Crown now has 50 tables and an abundance of poker dealers. Cash games will be spread at all limits, from low to medium to high ... and very high.