- Are current or former residents of Australia or New Zealand,
- Have demonstrated outstanding and extended service to the game, bringing credit to Australian Casino Tournament Poker, and/or
- Have displayed significant player excellence.
- Joe Hachem, Mel Judah, Tony Guoga, Jeff Lisandro, Mark Vos, Grant Levy, Billy Argyros, Marsha Waggoner, Emad Tahtouh, Michael Guttman, Tino Lechich
- Mel Judah, Gary Benson, Jeff Lisandro, Joe Hachem, Mark Vos
- Leo Boxell, Lee Nelson, Sam Khouiss, Martin Comer
- Alex Horowitz, Milo Nadalin, Leo Boxell, Sam Korman, John Maver
- Leo Boxell, David Hatzis, Jamil Dia, George Mamacas, Lee Nelson, Russell Davies, Julius Colman, Mike Chrisanthopoulos
- Brian Williams, Peter Jones, Doctor Bob Crossman, Charles Cuschieri, Ian Bobbin, Bill Howarth, James Crosby, Sam Korman, David Gorr, Gary Benson, Tony Frasca, Steve Micos, Sam Khouiss, Peter Pekoe (NZ-RIP)
- Jeff Lisandro, Billy Argyros, Mike Ivin, Nick Georgoulas, Lee Nelson, Gary Benson, Michael Sampieri
- Gerry Fitt, Leo Boxell, Jamil Dia, Andrew Dimmock, Constantin Harach, Eric Assadourian, Peter Borg
- Grant Levy, Martin Rowe
- Jason Gray, Graeme Putt
- Keith Sloan, Joe Meissner, John Kocbek, Mike Comer, John Beagle, Darryl Lanyon, Maurie Pears, PokerNetwork, Bluff Magazine
- Andrew MacDonald, Richard Longhurst, Sean McCreery, Danny McDonagh
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8th Australian ATML
One of our most colourful players, “The Croc” is a multiple winner of tournaments on both sides of the Tasman and overseas. He captained Australia in the 2003 Shane Warne Poker Ashes and has been MC and consultant to Foxtel and others.
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14TH Australian ATML, 1996 WSOP Stud Bracelet
The man in the black jacket has been around since the first Casino tournament in Tasmania in 1981. He is one of the few Australians to have won a WSOP bracelet (Stud 1996) and is regarded as one of our most consistent poker performers.
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4th Australian ATML
This Lithuanian born pro’s enviable poker record includes successive final tables in the WPT Grand Prix de Paris. He was European Poker Champion in 2005 and won the first Asian Poker Tour title in Singapore 2006. Owner of PokerNews and PokerNetwork, he has had considerable influence on the growth of poker in Australia.
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1st Australian ATML, 1st WSOP Main Event 2005
The hometown hero and World Champion is still feted for his triumph in the WSOP 2005 and the follow up prestigious WPT Five Diamond Classic in 2006. He remains one of the five players to have won both events. He has had a spectacular influence on the growth of the game in Australia and continues to this day.
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3rd Australian ATML, 2 WSOP Bracelets
He may now spend most of his times overseas but this long time player has been active in Australian Poker since 1981. Long regarded as the father of Aussie poker he remains a legend in his own time, winning two WSOP bracelets in 1989 and 1997 and made the final table of the 1997 WSOP Main Event. The WPT win at the Bicycle in 2003 adds to these remarkable achievements.
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2nd Australian ATML, 2007 WSOP Stud Bracelet
One of the world’s highest rated players in both cash and tournament, this Perth born pro won his first WSOP bracelet in 2007 after finishing runner up in the PL Holdem event. After some 20 years in pro poker at home and abroad he remains a prestigious player and a constant challenger for tournament honours.
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5th Australian ATML, PNW ATL 2001/2007, 1st 2006 Aussie Millions
In the past few years this USA/NZ expatriate has compiled an envious record in the Asian Pacific region and PokerNetwork rankings. “Final Table” remains a leader in tournament poker, a recognised poker author, a TV personality and a strong supporter of Australian poker.
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Maurie is an early veteran of Poker in Australia who has been active in the promotion and development of the game since 1981 both as an owner of Casinoz and Pokernetwork as well as a player of note. He has taken a significant role in the growth of Casino Tournament Poker in Australasia before his retirement from play in 2007. He retains an active interest in Casino Poker activities and was responsible for the establishment of the Australian Poker Hall of Fame which was recently launched in association with Crown Casino.
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