It was a busy weekend at PokerStars, with the Sunday Million nineteenth Anniversary exploding into motion and dozens of poker Goliaths competing within the $5,200 Titans Occasion. The previous is in full swing, with solely 32 of the 28,444 starters remaining. Juan “Malaka$tyle” Pardo triumphed within the latter, though he did not stroll away with the biggest slice of the $330,000 prize pool.
This week’s Titans Occasion noticed 66 entries and a $330,000 prize pool that the highest ten finishers shared. As is normally the case, stellar names corresponding to Michael “imluckbox” Addamo, Talal “raidalot” Shakerchi, Andras “probirs” Nemeth, and Mikita “fish2013” Badziakouski turned out in drive, though they did not make the cash.
The ultimate desk was set, and the cash bubble burst when Andrey “Anjeyyy” Novak crashed out in tenth.
Leon “RUMUKULUS” Sturm was the primary of the 9 finalists relieved of their stack. Ninth place got here with a $10,288 payout. Mexico-based “SerVlaMin” and Ole “wizowizo” Schemion had been the subsequent casualties. They collected $11,778 and $15,726, respectively.
Six-handed play concluded with “chrisgoataui” bowing out for $20,996, carefully adopted by Guillaume “Nolet20” Nolet ($28,032) and Finnish sensation Samuel “€urop€an” Vousden ($37,426).
The Titans Occasion progressed to heads-up after Benjamin “bencb789” Rolle‘s premature demise. Rolle noticed his PokerStars account swell by $49,968 as the ultimate two gamers ready to lock horns in a one-on-one battle for all of the glory.
Pascal “Pass_72” Lefrancois held a chip benefit at first of heads-up, evident by him securing the bigger payout when he and Pardo struck a deal. Lefrancois fell on the closing hurdle, however had locked in $83,903 for his efforts, barely greater than $12,000 greater than the $71,880 Pardo collected after the Spaniard got here out on high.
$5,200 Titans Occasion Last Desk Outcomes
Displays a heads-up deal
The Sunday Million nineteenth Anniversary Will Award Its Champion Nearly $602,000
Solely 32 gamers stay within the hunt for the Sunday Million nineteenth Anniversary title and the jaw-dropping $601,862 first-place prize. The 28,444-strong area meant an overlay on the $6 million prize pool, not that those that completed within the high 4,063 locations minded as a result of it added extra worth to their event.
A number of Workforce PokerStars members completed inside the cash locations. Sebastian “peace&loove” Huber, Nicholas “Nicholas Walsh” Walsh, Alejandro “[Papo]AR” Lococo, Benjamin “Spraggy” Spragg, Marle “MarlzTV” Spragg, Fintan “easywithaces” Hand, James “J.Hartigan” Hartigan, Barny “PokerVoice” Boatman, and Lasse Jagd “Wistern” Lauritsen all cashed.
Brazilian soccer sensation Neymar went the deepest of all of the Crimson Spade-sporting gamers, ultimately falling in 615th place.
When play resumes on the third and closing day at 6:05 p.m. BST on April 8, 32 gamers will return to their seats. Every is assured $6,720, however the prize cash quickly will increase. A closing desk look is price $40,123, a high six end locks in $110,774, and the eventual winner scoops $601,862.
Sunday Million nineteenth Anniversary Last Desk Payouts
Brazil’s “AT_prodotico” leads the best way when the playing cards are again within the air courtesy of their 51,036,870 chips. The UK’s “desbone13” occupies second place with 42,009,209 chips, with Joseph “Joe Santana” Santana‘s 38,332,138 stack rounding out the rostrum locations.
Just a few huge blinds separate the remainder of the in a single day high ten. With the gamers returning to blinds of 350,000/700,000 and a operating ante of 87,500, it is solely going to take a minor mistake to reshuffle the main pack.
Sunday Million nineteenth Anniversary Version High 10 Chip Counts
Tune into the PokerStars Twitch stream to look at the ultimate day of the Sunday Million nineteenth Anniversary unfold in entrance of your eyes, and return to PokerNews on April 9 for a full closing desk recap and to find which fortunate participant finds themselves nearly $602,000 richer than a few days in the past.
Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor
