Launched in 2009, the Australia New Zealand Poker Tour (ANZPT) was a southern hemisphere poker tour operated by PokerStars. It ran for seven seasons before closing in 2015 after merging with the Asia-Pacific Poker Tour (APPT)
ANZPT Season 1
| Event | Winner | Payout |
|---|
| ANZPT Adelaide | Karl Krautschneider | $170,215 |
| ANZPT Sydney | Paren Arzoomanian | $246,500 |
| ANZPT Queenstown | Daniel Chevalier | $87,435 |
| ANZPT Gold Coast | Scott Kerr | $168,075 |
ANZPT Season 2
The second season of the ANZPT had six stops between February and October 2010.
| Event | Winner | Payout |
|---|
| ANZPT Adelaide | Rennie Carnevale | $165,900 |
| ANZPT Perth | Tony Hachem | $132,750 |
| ANZPT Sydney | Angelo Hanataj | $219,432 |
| ANZPT Canberra | Jason Gray | $95,930 |
| ANZPT Gold Coast | Nauv Kashyap | $182,965 |
| ANZPT Melbourne | Martin Kozlov | $195,700 |
ANZPT Season 3
| Event | Winner | Payout |
| ANZPT Adelaide | Octavian Voegele | $148,900 |
| ANZPT Perth | Grant Levy | $131,500 |
| ANZPT Sydney | Michael Kanaan | $195,714 |
| ANZPT Gold Coast | Peter Matusik | $145,100 |
| ANZPT Canberra | Xiuming Huang | $73,600 |
| ANZPT Melbourne | Lee Nelson | $156,550 |
| ANZPT Darwin | Jack Drake | $36,480 |
ANZPT Season 4
ANZPT Season 5
ANZPT Season 6
ANZPT Season 7
Absorbtion into APPT
In September 2015, it was announced that the Asia-Pacific Poker Tour would expand its presence in Australia and would therefore absorb the Australia New Zealand Poker Tour.
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