Milo Nadalin

Milo Nadalin made his mark in Australian poker history by winning the 1999 Australasian Poker Championships, which later became the Aussie Millions. The main event was a A$1,000 Pot Limit Hold'em tournament held at Crown Casino in Melbourne in August 1999. With 109 entrants, Nadalin outlasted the field to claim the first-place prize of A$38,150 (approximately $24,801 USD at the time).

Beyond his main event victory, Nadalin recorded several other results in Australian tournaments:

• 2004 Aussie Millions – Event #12: No Limit Hold'em (2nd Chance): 11th place for A$15,000
• 2009 Melbourne Championships – Event #11: $550 H.O.R.S.E.: 4th place for A$2,350
• Crown Victorian Poker Championship – Event #8: Pot Limit Draw: 1st place for A$3,720
• Crown Victorian Poker Championship – Event #12: Limit Omaha Hi Lo: 9th place for A$600

These results showcase his versatility across different poker variants, including H.O.R.S.E., pot limit draw, and Omaha.

Nadalin is remembered as one of the early champions of the Aussie Millions, a tournament that has grown into one of the most prestigious events on the international poker calendar. His victory in 1999 helped establish the event's reputation and paved the way for future international participation.