Coming to Crown Casino in Melbourne, Australia starting April 4, 2013, the World Series of Poker will be making its first debut in the region with the 2013 WSOP Asian Pacific. The series boasts five gold bracelet events and one massive $50,000 High Roller.
One of the most sought-after gadgets in the world, the Nexus 4 smartphone, has been out of stock more than it has been available, but PartyPoker is offering PokerNews customers the chance to get their hands on one — and a share of $2,000.
On Feb. 9 at 15:00 ET (20:00 GMT), PartyPoker is hosting an Aussie Millions Freeroll that is exclusive to PokerNews customers. Players who makes their first deposits on PartyPoker between Jan. 28 and Feb. 9 will automatically be entered into the PokerNews Aussie Millions Freeroll.
Tournament Name: PokerNews Aussie Millions Freeroll
Date: Feb. 9, 2013
Time: 15:00 ET (20:00GMT)
Prize pool: Nexus 4 plus $2,000 in cash
Payout structure: Winner receives a Nexus 4; cash awarded according to standard PartyPoker payout structure
Restrictions: Only available to PokerNews customers who make their first deposit between Jan. 28 and Feb. 9
With the qualification period only being open for 12 days, the freeroll field size should be much smaller than usual, meaning your chance of getting your hands on a brand new Nexus 4 is greater.
It's bubble time in the $25,000 Challenge and Niklas Heinecker is switching gears. Daniel Neilson raised to 8,000 and Heinecker picked up the pot with a three-bet to 24,000 from the big blind.
On the next hand it was Fabian Quoss who raised to 8,000 and Heinecker won the pot with a three-bet to 19,500.
Niklas Heinecker raised to 8,000 and Erik Seidel called from the small blind. The flop brought out and both players checked. On the turn the hit and Seidel bet 11,000, Heinecker called.
The river brought the and Seidel fired out 25,000. Heinecker folded his cards and dropped down a little more.
and Fabian Quoss check-called 14,500. On the turn the 
hit and Quoss check-folded to a 42,000-chip bet.
and Schemion was knocked out. Just six players remain and we are now on the money bubble!
and lost to Seidel's 
.
hit and Seidel bet 11,000, Heinecker called.
and Seidel fired out 25,000. Heinecker folded his cards and dropped down a little more.