The PokerStars Sunday Million Season continued over the weekend, and there was a well-recognized title on the prime the $1,050 Tremendous Sunday payout desk. Ukraine’s “drew.derzh” is a PokerStars common with a number of SCOOP and WCOOP titles to their title, and likewise a WSOP bracelet if the participant is who we consider it’s. No matter their true identification,” drew.derzh” awoke this morning with $69,947 extra of their PokerStars account courtesy of taking down the $1,050 Tremendous Sunday PKO occasion.
The event drew 318 entrants, making a $318,000 prize pool. Brazil’s Pedro “PaDiLhA SP” Padilha popped the cash bubble when he busted in fortieth, paving the way in which for luminaries like Fintan “easywithaces” Hand, Blaz “Scarmak3r” Zerjav, Arsenii “josef_shvejk” Karmatckii, and Andrey “ThePateychuk” Pateychuk to money.
As anticipated from a $1,050 buy-in event, the ultimate desk was a star-studded affair. It grew to become much less so when Austrian star “Phemo” and Scott “Aggro Santos” Margereson have been relieved of their stacks early into the ultimate desk motion.
“VIgnasPokerV” busted in seventh as was joined on the sidelines by “WHATSON83!,” AcidVaule,” “realsuhisjii” and their fellow Lithuanian Gediminas “Gedis92” Uselis; the latter’s elimination despatched the event into its heads-up stage.
“drew.derzh” discovered themself heads-up towards Canadian “cardinals970,” with each locking in $26,162 from the common prize pool, leaving the ultimate two bounty funds to play for. “drew.derzh” obtained the job completed within the one-on-one battle and noticed a colossal progressive bounty fee value $43,785 head their method. Such was the variety of high-value bounties they collected alongside the way in which that the champion walked away with greater than twice as a lot prize cash ($69,947) because the runner-up ($31,802)!
$1,050 Tremendous Sunday PKO Remaining Desk Outcomes
Newest PokerStars Sunday Million Season Culminates With $6M Gtd nineteenth Anniversary Occasion
Different PokerStars Outcomes From March 9
Though “drew.derzh” scooped a powerful prize, it was the most important PokerStars awarded on March 9. On-line poker veteran “hello_totti” was bestowed with that honour once they turned $5,200 into $72,348 by triumphing within the Titans Occasion. “drew.derzh” additionally enter this occasion however fell in seventh, two locations earlier than the moey.
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$109 Tremendous Sunday PKO Sunday Million High 10 Chip Counts
The largest prize of the weekend has but to be gained as a result of the $109 version of Tremendous Sunday, a progressive KO Sunday Million particular version, is not completed. After the primary day’s play, its 10,060-strong subject was diminished to solely 123. These surviving gamers will return to the motion at 5:00 p.m. GMT on March 10 to wrap every part up.
Belarus’ “5Nu4ka” is the chip chief with 123 gamers left. By the point the curtain got here down on proceedings, their 50,000 beginning stack had grow to be 17,409,140. The chip chief has already amassed $1,614 in PKOs, so they’re freerolling towards the $52,881 prime prize.
Others safely via to Day 2 embody Henrique “Zanetti89” Zanetti (8,713,112) and Arsenii “josef_shvejk” Karmatckii (8,580,272) who’re each within the prime ten. Ronan “Sw33ney” Sweeney (7,651,764), Thiago “KKremate” Crema (5,248,144), Daan “DaanOss” Mulders ($4,369,268), and Kelvin “Kelvin_FP:AR” Kerber are additionally current and proper on Day 2 in differing states of consolation.
$6M Assured Sunday Million nineteenth Anniversary is Much less Than a Month Away
The PokerStars Sunday Million celebrates its nineteenth anniversary on April 6, which is lower than a month away. The $215 buy-in occasion boasts a huge $6 million assure on its prize pool, which suggests 30,000 entries are required. On the time of writing, 2,365 gamers are registered.
Most of these gamers have gained their place within the $6 million assured event by way of the various satellites operating across the clock. PokerStars hosts a number of day by day freerolls, every awarding $215 tickets, along with $5.50, $11, $22 buy-in satellites and the $4 buy-in Spin & Go video games.
Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor
