2026 Aussie Millions Poker Championship

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Get to Know the Rules to 8-Game

With the 8-Game event starting today at the Aussie Millions, it's time to brush up on the rules and key strategies for the event.

The games are typically played in a specific order, rotating after a set number of hands. The games are:

Success in 8-Game tournaments requires more than just knowing the rules of each individual discipline:

Know Your Rotation: It is easy to lose track of which game is being played, especially when moving between "Hi" and "Hi-Lo" variants. Always check the current game marker.

Identify Strengths and Weaknesses: Most players have one or two "weak" games in the mix. The goal is to minimize losses in your weaker games while maximizing value in your specialties.

Understand Game Types: The mix transitions between Flop games (Hold'em, Omaha), Board games (Stud, Razz), and Draw games (2-7 Triple Draw). Each requires a fundamental shift in how you read opponents and calculate odds.

8-Game Underway

The $2,500 8-Game is underway in the poker room at Crown Melbourne, with 33 entries in the first level.

They include 2011 Aussie Millions Main Event champion David Gorr and Eugene Portlen, who has two Aussie Millions titles from 2010 and 2018.

Aussie Millions Schedule (Sunday, May 3)

Cards, Branding
Cards, Branding

There's another action-packed schedule in store today at the 2026 Aussie Millions Poker Championship Presented by CrownBet.

Two new events get underway today: the $25,000 Challenge kicks off at 12:10 p.m. with the $2,500 8-Game starting at 2:10 p.m.

The third day of the $5,000 Challenge resumes at 12:30 p.m. with just 26 players remaining from a monster 464-player field.

There are also plenty of Main Event satellite action, with that event kicking off with the first of three starting flights tomorrow (Monday, May 4).

Aussie Millions Schedule (Sunday, May 3)
Aussie Millions Schedule (Sunday, May 3)