Aussie Millions Main Event Structure

[KneeCo]

Going to be my first live tournament next month in Melbourne.
What do you guys think of the structure?


Start bank 20,000. The duration of each level is 90 minutes.

8 handed from Day 2, 6 handed for last 6 tables (9 handed on day 1?)


Commences Sunday 15th January at 12.30pm
Cost to enter $10500(10000+500)

1st Level 50 100
2nd Level 100 200
3rd Level 100 200 25
4th Level 150 300 50
5th Level 250 500 50
End of Day 1

6th Level 300 600 75
7th Level 400 800 100
8th Level 500 1000 100
9th Level 600 1200 200
10th Level 800 1600 200
11th Level 1000 2000 300
12th Level 1200 2400 400
13th Level 1500 3000 500
14th Level 2000 4000 500
15th Level 2500 5000 500
16th Level 3000 6000 1000
17th Level 4000 8000 1000
18th Level 5000 10000 1000
19th Level 6000 12000 2000
20th Level 8000 16000 2000
21st Level 10000 20000 3000
22nd Level 12000 24000 4000
23rd Level 15000 30000 5000
24th Level 20000 40000 5000

Looks incredibly deep. Thats double the starting chips at the WSOP.

Good luck!

[dmk]

but wsop started at 25/50, so same diff

[CardSharpCook]

yeah, but the starting blinds are 4times as much. so really 1/2 the starting stack. slow blind progression though. that is nice. I mean, you are missing 75/150 and 200/400, but you get a lot of other levels. I like it.

[gobboboy]

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yeah, but the starting blinds are 4times as much. so really 1/2 the starting stack. slow blind progression though. that is nice. I mean, you are missing 75/150 and 200/400, but you get a lot of other levels. I like it.

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Starting blinds are only twice as much. So it's the same opening structure, just twice in proportion.

Seems quite deep, although only two levels without antes seems pretty low to me.

I think it's pretty clear that it will play deeper than the WSOP main event since there won't be, you know, 5600 people in this event.

Seems like a nice deep stack tournament...havn't seen the decreasing of seats per table b4 though...appart from the final table, of course.