Final Table Set for the 2026 Aussie Millions Main Event

The final table is set for the 2026 Aussie Millions A$10,600 Main Event, with seven players returning to Crown Melbourne today to battle for the prestigious title and the A$1,667,050 top prize. After a fast moving Day 4 that began with 42 hopefuls, the field was carved down to the last contenders who will re-take their seats later today at the final table.

Day 4 saw several notable names fall short of the finale. Early exits included Alex Lynskey, Duncan Cameron, and Wang Li, while Farad Mohajerani was eliminated after Michael Kanaan picked up quads. Australian pro Alan Pham also bowed out early after his shove was called and held.

Michael Zhang made a strong push with multiple doubles before eventually falling in ninth place for A$154,000. Jun Ooi also made a deep run but was later eliminated by Sheldon Mayer after a tough final stretch. Former chip leader Victor Dai endured a roller‑coaster day before Ricky Vikas rivered him to end his tournament just shy of the final table.

The final elimination of the night came when Scott Stewart ran ace‑six into Boskovic’s pocket aces, finishing in eighth place for A$154,000. With his departure, the final table is comprised entirely of Australian players.

Final Table Seat Draw

Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Ricky Vikas	Australia	5,300,000	53
2	Patrick Barba	Australia	2,330,000	23
3	Dejan Boskovic	Australia	12,150,000	122
4	Sheldon Mayer	Australia	9,900,000	99
5	Kanaan Youkhanna	Australia	3,500,000	35
6	Dean Blatt	Australia	2,425,000	24
7	Malcolm Trayner	Australia	10,375,000	104

Dejan Boskovic leads the way with 12,150,000 after a dominant performance that saw him climb steadily throughout the day. He rivered a straight against Malcolm Trayner to gain early momentum. Later, he eliminated Michael Zhang after turning the nut flush climbing him higher. He closed the night by waking up with aces to knock out Scott Stewart in eighth place, securing the overnight chip lead.

Close behind are Malcolm Trayner and Sheldon Mayer, both well positioned to challenge for the title. Trayner survived a crucial flip with pocket threes to remain in the tournament before surging through the final levels, backed by a vocal rail that will be sure to make an re-appearance today on the final table.

Patrick Barba was lucky to make it to the final table after a turbulent last level late in the night. Barba hit a runner runner flush to stay alive and keep his seat in the Main Event, taking chips from Kanaan Youkhanna in the process. He returns as the shortest stack at the table and will need to find some early spots to spin if he hopes to secure another ladder in the payouts.

The remaining players have already locked up A$211,750 but they now return fighting for the prestigious Main Event ring and the life changing A$1,667,050 top prize. Action will re-start at 2:30 p.m. local time today and play down to a champion. Blinds resume at 50,000/100,000 with a 100,000 big blind ante, and levels remain 90 minutes long with a 15‑minute break after every level.