$1,100 6-Max | 2019 The Star Sydney Champs

Level: 16

Blinds: 3,000/6,000

Ante: 1,000

07-29-2019 11:36 UTC+11

Who Will be Crowned 6-Max Champion at the 2019 The Star Sydney Champs?

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Christian Zetzsche

After a record-breaking first day at the 2019 The Star Sydney Championships, the 356-entry strong field in the A$1,100 6-Max Event has been cut down to 30 hopefuls and they all have locked up a portion of the A$356,000 prize pool already. However, when the action resumes at 12.30 p.m. local time at The Star Sydney, all eyes will be set on the trophy and top prize of A$89,003 that comes along with it.

Leading the field into Day 2 is Alex Yazbeck, one of two players with more than half a million in chips at his disposal. Yazbeck will return with 549,500 and Michael Oscuro is just a few big blinds behind with a stack of 534,000. Nauvneel Kashyap sits in third place overall with 408,500.

Other notables and big stacks still in contention include Guangyu Wang (319,500), John Rosario (308,000), Adrian Salter (270,500), Navid King (193,500), Connie Graham (169,500), Michael Seymour (145,500), Sam Capra (124,000), Michel Bouskila (116,000), Dale Marsland (115,000), and Chad Awerbuch (71,000).

The action is set to resume with blinds of 3,000-6,000 and an ante of 1,000, and the levels will continue at a duration of 40 minutes for the remainder of the tournament. The PokerNews team will be on the floor to provide all the action and a live stream with hole cards displayed will also be available.

Day 2 Seat Draw

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
20	1	Navid King	Australia	193,500	32
20	2	Miray Badaoui	Australia	162,000	27
20	3	Thomas Amir	Australia	179,500	30
20	4	John Rosario	Australia	308,000	51
20	5	Dale Marsland	Australia	115,000	19
20	6	Alex Yazbeck	Australia	549,500	92

22	1	Vesko Zmukic	Australia	46,000	8
22	2	Michael Doodson	Australia	15,500	3
22	3	Guangyu Wang	Australia	319,500	53
22	4	Zhankang Chen	Australia	128,500	21
22	5	Adrian Salter	Australia	270,500	45
22	6	Steve Pappas	Australia	40,000	7

30	1	John Thomson	Australia	90,000	15
30	2	Tu Tran	Australia	151,500	25
30	3	Matthew White	Australia	92,500	15
30	4	Andrew Zhang	Australia	195,000	33
30	5	Connie Graham	Australia	169,500	28
30	6	Andrew Miller	Australia	108,500	18

31	1	Michael Oscuro	Australia	534,000	89
31	2	Chad Awerbuch	Australia	71,000	12
31	3	Akshay Kapoor	India	92,000	15
31	4	Lachlan Dykes	Australia	96,500	16
31	5	Mark Leslie	Australia	107,500	18
31	6	Alan Casas	Australia	139,000	23

32	1	Nauvneel Kashyap	Australia	408,500	68
32	2	Michel Bouskila	Australia	116,000	19
32	3	Sam Capra	Australia	124,000	21
32	4	Qiang Fu	Australia	143,000	24
32	5	Michael Seymour	Australia	145,500	24
32	6	Win Tan	Australia	228,500	38

Remaining Payouts

Place	Prize (AUD)	Prize (USD)
1	A$89,003	$61,643
2	A$54,995	$38,089
3	A$38,167	$26,434
4	A$26,810	$18,568
5	A$19,057	$13,199
6	A$13,702	$9,490
7-8	A$9,964	$6,901
9-10	A$7,330	$5,077
11-12	A$5,450	$3,775
13-18	A$4,094	$2,835
19-24	A$3,115	$2,157
25-30	A$2,385	$1,652