Adrian Mateos is on a roll on the Advantage Crystal Cove Resort and On line casino in Cyprus. He has completed no worse than fourth previously 4 occasions on the 2024 Tremendous Excessive Curler Bowl Collection there, cashing for $1,075,000 in prize cash and one other $165,000 in bounty payouts alongside the best way.
The 30-year-old poker professional from Spain kicked off his newest scorching streak with a runner-up end for $231,000 in occasion no. 3, a $25,750 six-max no-limit maintain’em occasion. The next day he positioned third within the $51,500 buy-in match for one more $262,000. The $102,000 buy-in no-limit maintain’em important occasion of the sequence noticed Mateos end fourth for $420,000.
In spite of everything of these deep run, Mateos lastly closed out the win at his fourth consecutive last desk. He topped a discipline of 40 entries within the $25,750 thriller bounty six-max occasion, incomes $162,000 from the principle prize pool and one other $165,000 in bounty payouts to deliver his complete to $327,000. The four-time The World Collection of Poker bracelet winner now has greater than $50.6 million in profession match earnings, inserting him ninth on poker’s all-time cash listing.
Mateos defeated 11-time bracelet winner Phil Ivey heads-up to safe the victory on this occasion, locking up 420 Card Participant Participant of the 12 months factors and 194 PokerGO Tour factors within the course of. This was his third title and seventeenth final-table end of the yr. With 8,784 factors, he’s the clear chief within the 2024 POY race introduced by World Poker, with a 1,564-point lead over second-ranked David Coleman. Mateos additionally climbed to sixth place within the PGT standings because of this win.
Mateos had loads of stiff competitors down the stretch, with Sorel Mizzi (sixth), bracelet winner Sam Greenwood (fifth), World Poker Tour champion Seth Davies (4th), and up to date SHRB Collection occasion no. 2 champion Quan Zhou all operating deep.
The ultimate hand was a three-way affair. Zhou held A-6 in opposition to Ivey’s Ok-4 and Mateos’ A-10 suited. Mateos turned a flush to safe the double knockout and the title. Ivey walked away with $300,000 in bounty payouts and $113,000 from the principle prize pool. The Poker Corridor of Famer now has almost $46.3 million in profession match cashes beneath his belt.
Here’s a take a look at the payouts and rankings factors awarded on the last desk:
Place
Participant
Prize Pool Earnings
Bounties
POY Factors
PGT Factors
1
Adrian Mateos
$162,000
$165,000
420
194
2
Phil Ivey
$113,000
$300,000
350
136
3
Quan Zhou
$82,000
$0
280
98
4
Seth Davies
$59,000
$0
210
71
5
Sam Greenwood
$42,000
$25,000
175
50
6
Sorel Mizzi
$32,000
$0
140
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