Aussie Millions 2014 Schedule now Available

The full schedule for the 2014 Aussie Millions series has been released, and it’s packed with high-value buy-ins, stacked preliminary events, and multiple paths to the Main Event. If you plan to play, stream, or follow the action, now is the time to lock in your dates and map out the events that fit your bankroll and tournament plan.

Headliners and Notable Events

Organizers have kept the series’ signature mix of accessible opens and elite buy-ins. Highlights include:

• The Main Event at a 10,600 Australian dollars buy-in (about $10,000 in United States dollars), plus several starting flights to give more players a shot at a big score.
• High Roller cups and super high-roller actions, including the 100,000 Australian dollars super high-roller that draws international pros and big-stack strategies.
• A mix of mid-stakes and boutique tournaments—seniors, ladies, and dealer’s choice-style events—designed to keep the schedule active and give recreational players plenty of ways to win real cash prizes.

Event formats cover no-limit hold’em, pot-limit games, and mixed formats, so players can pick events that match their preferred skill set and variance tolerance.

How to Qualify Online and Live

Many operators run online satellite ladders and single-table satellites in the weeks leading up to major poker series. If you want to buy your way in via qualifiers, check legitimate rooms that list satellites for the Aussie Millions. For background on rooms that often run qualifiers, see our Uwin Poker review at /uwinpoker-review.html.

Keep an eye on satellite structures—some are direct seat satellites, others use step tournaments or reward package models that include entry, travel stipends, or hotel vouchers. Make sure you understand the prize composition before entering.

Coverage, Streaming, and Real-Time Reporting

Expect daily live updates, pro-level reporting, and highlight clips during the feature days. Organizers typically post the full event order of play and table draw updates on the official tournament site, and several poker news outlets will carry updates, hand histories, and interviews from the felt.

If you plan to follow remotely, note the timing for feature tables and final-table coverage so you don’t miss key hands. Streaming windows and broadcast partners vary by year, so verify broadcast schedules in advance.

Travel, Bankroll, and Schedule Planning

When planning a trip around a major series, consider:

• Overlap between events—choose starting flights and side events that minimize conflicts with events you value most.
• Bankroll segmentation—allocate funds for buy-ins, travel, and accommodations, keeping enough reserve for deep runs and re-entry options.
• Local logistics—book accommodations early, as hotels near the venue fill up quickly during peak series weeks.

Always confirm registration deadlines, late registration windows, and re-entry rules for each tournament. These details can affect strategy and cost.

Terms, Responsible Play, and Final Notes

The published schedule is the definitive guide for event dates and buy-ins, but organizers sometimes adjust formats or start times, so check the official schedule regularly for updates. Play responsibly, and never stake more than you can afford. For any promotions tied to satellites or partner rooms, review the full terms and conditions before participating.

If you’re planning to chase a seat or follow the action closely, bookmark the official schedule and set your calendar now so you don’t miss key flights and final-table moments.