Kahle Burns Eliminated by Farid Jattin

Erik Seidel raised to 7,000 from under the gun and Farid Jattin called next to act. Chino Rheem came along from the cutoff before Kahle Burns made it 37,000 on the button. Seidel, Jattin, and Rheem all called, and the flop landed [Kh6c2s]. Seidel checked, and Jattin bet 135,000. Rheem folded, Burns

Kahle Burns Wins on the Turn

Erik Seidel limped under the gun, and Chino Rheem came along from the cutoff. Kahle Burns was on the button, and he raised to 5,500. Andras Nemeth called from the big blind, as did Seidel and Rheem. The flop landed [2c9hKs], and action checked to Burns who bet 6,500. Only Seidel

Andras Nemeth Wins Australian Poker Open Event #2

Hungary's Andras Nemeth recorded the second-biggest victory of his poker career at the 2020 Australian Poker Open by defeating a field of 43 elite entrants into the $10,000 Pot Limit Omaha event to take home the $146,200 top prize. Nemeth defeated local Najeem Ajez heads up while sending Event #1

Stephen Chidwick Doubles Through Erik Seidel

The board showed [th][8s][ah][3s] and a sizeable pot had amassed in the middle of the table. Erik Seidel bet 75,000 from the hijack. Stephen Chidwick moved all in for 333,000 from the cutoff. Seidel used a time extension before making the call with an additional 25,000 behind. Chidwick: [ad][8d] Seidel: [ac][kh] Chidwick

Andras Nemeth Wins Australian Poker Open Event #2 For A$146,200

Remko Rinkema - January 27, 2020January 27, 2020

Australian Poker Open – Seidel & Watson Headline Event #2 Final Table

Mat Pater - January 26, 2020February 2, 2020

Australia's Najeem Ajez takes the Australian Poker Open Event #2 chip lead into Sunday's PokerGO final table as he bagged up a whopping 2.5 million chips to lead a field that includes Event #1 winner Mike Watson, Poker Hall of Fame member Erik Seidel and top pros Sean Winter, Andras

Najeem Ajez Leads Event #2 Final Table; Mike Watson and Andras Nemeth at Second Final Table

The second event of the 2020 Australian Poker Open was Event #2: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha held from inside The Star Gold Coast. After almost 17 full levels of play, Australia’s Najeem Ajez finished as the chip leader with 2,540,000 in chips heading into Monday’s PokerGO streamed Event #2 final table. A

Erik Seidel Doubles Through Andras Nemeth

Erik Seidel was all in from the big blind for 115,000 holding [AhKd9s5d] against Andras Nemeth on the button with [AsJdJsTc]. The board ran out [7sAc3c3s8d] and Seidel secured a double.

Flush for Joni Jouhkimainen

Andras Nemeth limped the button, and both Joni Jouhkimainen and Erik Seidel came along from the blinds. The flop landed [3s6s8s] and Nemeth bet 15,000 with only Jouhkimainen calling. The [Ts] checked through on the turn, and when the river landed the [Qs], Jouhkimainen bet out 40,000. Nemeth used his last two time

Sean Winter Continues to Build

Sean Winter raised to 25,000 in middle position and Erik Seidel defended his big blind. The flop landed [Th4hTh] and Seidel checked. Winter bet 16,000 and Seidel called as the turn fell the [6d]. Seidel checked, Winter bet 64,000, and Seidel folded.