Joe Hachem Back in the Winner's Circle at Victorian Poker Championship

Will Shillibier
Managing Editor
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Joe Hachem

We're just one week into the Victorian Poker Championship, and the stars are already out in force.

While Joe Hachem may have ultimately been unsuccessful in the Celebrity Event to kick off the festival, he came back with a bang to secure victory in Event #9: A$1,250 Limit Omaha Hi-Lo for only the seventh victory of his long career.

He defeated Chi Troung heads-up, topping a 48-player field to take home A$16,000, at a final table that also featured Billy "The Croc" Argyros

Hachem still sits third on the Australian All-Time Money List behind Kahle Burns and Michael Addamo.

Event #9: $1,250 Limit Omaha Hi-Lo Final Table Results

PlacePlayerPayout (AUD)
1Joe Hachem$16,000
2Chi Troung$10,300
3Perry Jeffs$6,700
4Michal Jalc$5,200
5Jim Chahoud$4,100
6Simon Chahine$3,600
7Billy Argyros$3,100
8Benjamin Pockett$2,600
Joe Hachem in action at the Victorian Poker Championship
Joe Hachem in action at the Victorian Poker Championship

Other Victorian Poker Championship Winners

Congratulations to Chenyang Huang who did the double in the opening week of the Victorian Poker Championship, taking down the 383-player Opening Event as well as the $600 Terminator for over A$100,000.

Meanwhile Sean Ragozzini, who finished 11th in the 2021 WSOP Main Event, took down the $1,250 Van Marcus Special for $28,125.

EventEntriesWinnerPayout
$1,250 Opening Event383Chenyang Huang$90,000
$1,250 HORSE40Xiuming Huang$14,300
$600 Terminator165Chenyang Huang$10,450
$1,250 Van Marcus Special96Sean Ragozzini$28,125
$600 Freezeout Blitz147Eng Chhor$18,300
$1,250 Limit Omaha Hi-Lo48Joe Hachem$16,000

High Roller and Super High Roller Cashback Offers

Two of the biggest buy-in events on the Victorian Poker Championship schedule are the High Roller $5,000 Challenge, and the $10,000 Super High Roller.

Both tournaments come with special cashback offers for players who take their seats promptly.

High Roller $5,000 Challenge

  • $300 cashback to anyone who registers and is seated before the start of Level 1
  • $200 cashback to anyone who registers and is seated before the end of Level 1

$10,000 Super High Roller

  • $400 cashback to anyone who registers and is seated before the start of Level 1
  • $200 cashback to anyone who registers and is seated before the end of Level 1

2026 Victorian Poker Championship Remaining Schedule

DateEventTournamentBuy-in
Oct. 1910Deep Freeze NLHE Day 1$2,000
Oct. 2011High Roller $5K Challenge: Day 1$5,000
Oct. 2112Victorian Champs Main Event: Flight 1$2,500
Oct. 21138-Game$1,250
Oct. 2212Victorian Champs Main Event: Flight 2$2,500
Oct. 2214VPC Hyper$500
Oct. 2215Super High Roller: Day 1$10,600
Oct. 2312Victorian Champs Main Event: Flight 3$2,500
Oct. 23162-7 Triple Draw$1,250
Oct. 2412Victorian Champs Main Event: Flight 4$2,500
Oct. 2417Turbo High Roller$1,000
Oct. 2512Victorian Champs Main Event: Day 2$2,500
Oct. 2518Joe Hachem Special Feature Event Day 1$2,000
Oct. 2619Mini Main Event Day 1$1,000
Oct. 2620High Roller $5K Challenge: Day 1 PLO$5,000
Oct. 2720High Roller $5K Challenge: Day 2 PLO$5,000
Oct. 2721Closing Event NLHE$700
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Will Shillibier
Managing Editor

Based in the United Kingdom, Will started working for PokerNews as a freelance live reporter in 2015 and joined the full-time staff in 2019. He now works as Managing Editor. He graduated from the University of Kent in 2017 with a B.A. in German. He also holds an NCTJ Diploma in Sports Journalism.

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