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It is well known that every poker player likes to take advantage of almost every tournament opportunity available. But sometimes, the decision to play everything available on the grid creates scheduling conflicts. Such a thing happened today at KSOP GGPoker Premium, but it also created a strange and lucky situation for the characters involved.

Gabriel O Pensador and Markitos Grassi fell victim to vacancies after the warm-up ITM bubble burst. But there are enough chips to warrant ITM getting my attention in a tournament. The absent player was one of the winners, even though he barely played and many didn’t know who he was.

A plot twist? At the TV tables in the main event hall, the HR PLO5 final table was also held by star player Rafael Caiaffa. Caiaffa managed to hold onto his chips in the multi-table event and secured another cash in his bankroll between events.

Even though he had to focus on beating some big names, vying for a name in the prized five-card decider, who paid R$110,000 for the champion, Caiaffa found room and time to survive during the warm-up period when Upon discovering his absence, many joked about the strength of his account and how much fun he was having in the game.

This warm-up story is still better than Caiaffa’s first entry. When his entry ended, he was still ranked 104th. He earned R$1,700 in warm-up matches but is still chasing the HR PLO5 title.

As of Tuesday the 18th, the country’s grinders are hard at work with an online MTT. “PartOfTheGame” took home the $525 Bounty Hunter Summer HR event at the WSOP Summer Circuit. He earned $38,203 by beating 475 opponents.

Daniel “croce 61” Croce took the podium in the $1,050 PLO Bounty Main Event HR for $17,532. The tournament had 47 participants.

Daniel “runador888” Aziz added $10,261 to his bankroll by finishing third out of 940 entrants in the $150 Tuesday Classic.

There are also recommendations on the Sander Totuli website. He won the gold medal and $8,543 in prize money in the $55 fifty-stack event.

Gabriel “babybabybaby” Constantino beat 698 opponents in the $88 Wild Eight for $8,331. See other results:

TournamentPlayerPositionPrizeWSOPC High Roller: $1,500 Midnight Madness HR [Hyper] “Dihh21″ 3rd $7,344 WSOPC Series: $32.10 Bounty King Summer Jr”shaarkkiraa” 1st $6,442 WSOPC Series: $250 Summer Classic Emmanuel Maloof 4. $5,941 WSOPC Series: $215 Bounty Hunter Block Party” 12345123456 “3 Heater Bounty Turbo “Akariee” 3rd$5,388

LAS VEGAS, Nevada (July 14, 2023) – Bin Weng has won the inaugural World Poker Tour® tournament at the Wynn in Las Vegas in association with the One Drop Foundation. Weng defeated WPT DeepStacks champion Scott Baumstein on Friday night for the top prize of $2,227,054.

“At the end of Day 3 yesterday, I was the other chip leader with 6 chips left at the final table. To be honest, I didn’t sleep well last night because I was so excited ” Weng said when presenting the awards to the winners. “I don’t know what to say right now. I mean I’m very, very happy and right now I’m very grateful to have achieved so much in such a short period of time.”

The $10,500 buy-in attracted a total of 1,676 participants across three departure flights. Generated a total of $16,257,200 in prize pools, with cash distributed to the top 210 winners and raised $335,200 for the One Drop Foundation to support their cause of sustainable access to clean water and sanitation to ensure Facilities and Sanitation in a Community Facing Extreme Weather

When the field was reduced to three, the players negotiated an ICM agreement to double the remaining prize money while continuing to compete Titles, trophies and nearly $400,000 in prize money. The ultimate champion. Baumstein was second for $1,503,988 and Niko Koop was third for $1,872,438. Ahead of them are Freddy Heller (4th – $956,000), WPT Champion Dominik Nitsche 🇩🇪 (5th – $700,100) and Tom Cannuli (6th – $524,500).

Multi TV Cast #38 is another version of MundoTV Trash, essentially a lighter recap of some related topics in the community. Ricardo Sehnem is the perfect name in the admissions round of the KSOP GGPoker Special and has proven in practice that he is very good at reviewing.

The nearly hour-long chat was very engaging, where questions naturally arose. With the Hustler Casino in the US already having a successful $1M cash game, we are proposing to host such a table with our Brazilian guests and offer a $1M buy-in lineup for everyone.

Me, Sehnem and Diego Costa, Voice of Conscience, has selected nine players for this millionaires and media table. The end result was full of laughter and good stories, with each name chosen: Léo Rizzo, Léo Bello, Gabriel Goffi, Elvis Renan “Catholao”, Neymar, Gustavo Kuerten, Igor Marani, Laura Cintra and Rebecca Rebuitti. The dealer is Mano Brown (not the rapper, the dealer). How can I write a more random form?

Ricardo Sehnem’s experiences in the CS:GO Major and Casa Furia, his childhood friendship with the legendary Zilkar van Baranow and many other interesting topics are discussed in this interesting chapter.

Phil Hellmuth, the famous poker kid, has done it again. He enters the World Series of Poker Main Event the way he likes best: attracting attention. This time he appeared on the first day as P. T. Barnum, the iconic character from The Greatest Showman, is joined by none other than his favorite lion, played by Grinder Dan Jungleman Cates .

Last year, Darth “Hellmuth” Vader received boos that could be heard in the farthest galaxies.

Most surprising of all is the warm reception Helmus received this year, as opposed to the boos he received last year when he arrived in a Darth Vader costume of dubious quality and rather impromptu. … .

The moment of fame is not over yet. The pair entered the Horseshoe Events Center accompanied by 17 stunning models, each holding a number from 1 to 17, representing the bracelet Hellmuth had won. Katy Perry‘s anthem “Roar” blared from the speakers as WSOP Vice President Jack Effel introduced the two poker icons.

The, the Not to forget, Hellmuth’s incredible performances as Gandalf and Julius Caesar in other editions of the WSOP are etched in the memories of all poker lovers. Perhaps strangest of all was his arrival in Rio as a true NASCAR driver. While the original plan was to arrive in a racing car, Helmus was involved in an accident, crashing into a pillar in front of the casino, rendering the vehicle unusable.

Although it’s great to seeMacho Man “Dan” competing with Phil “Hulk Hogan” Hellmuth to continue his WSOP story. This newcomer left everyone indifferent and here you can see it….

🎪 Circus 🎪 has arrived! Introducing @phil_hellmuth and @junglemandan 🦁! , followed by 17 models – one for each of his bracelets!

Welcome to the World Series of Poker! pic.twitter.com/g42Iz8g7Rh

— PokerNews (@PokerNews) July 6, 2023

The leading online high roller has reached GGMillion$. The name and visual identity have changed, but the 9tales star’s enviable track record remains. In the race for his third title, Bruno Volkmann took the lead in a heads-up match with Danilo Velasevic. The Santa Catarina native’s bravado eventually cost him as he took home the silver medal. The Serb won $235,088, while Volkmann won $182,633.

Volkmann advances to the FT with the biggest stack, but Velasevic is close behind with almost the same stack. Pablo Brito is last with 7 BBS. On hand six, Sebastian Gaehl made an open all-in with 14 BBS and was followed up with K ♦K♠ for a massive “spaise411” payout. The Austrian dominated with Q♥J♣ and could not be saved by a marginal 3♠Q♠9♥9♦10.

“spaise411” also sent Pablo home. On a 4♥9♠10♣ flop, he shoved Bahian all-in and got called. With A♥J♣ against J♥5♦, the Russian took the lead on Turn 3 and River 2♣.

Velasevic was already in the lead and took all the chips away from Joakim Andersson. In another all-in preflop, he AChecked against the Swede’s A♠J♦. 8♠3Check6♠9CheckK♠ hit no one and Velasevic stole the pot.

Shortly thereafter, “spaise411” was also eliminated from the title fight. As a farewell, he made an open all-in with 9 BBS and had Volkmann call with K♠K♣. The Russian dominated with 10♥10♣ and had no chance on the 9♥5♣K♥5♦4♣ board.

GGMillion$ champion Pieter Aertst got A♠A♣ two weeks ago when he bet from Selouan on board 7♣K♥8◆2♣3♣. Paranaense then went two pair with 7♠2♥ to end the Belgian’s entry.

Selouan had little time to celebrate. At the same level, he played K 8 and min-raised to 80,000. To his left, Velasevic responded with a 3-bet for 240,000. Selouan pushed another 1,799,052 into the middle of the table. Velasevic didn’t think much of it and called with A♥K♠. The 5♥J♠J♣9♣10♥ board confirmed the defeat of Curitiba’s ace.

Duco Haven was far from his opponent and fought his way until losing in a three-handed match. After the opening, he tried to bluff with 9 ♦ 8 ♥ with 7♣5♥J 2 ♦4♦ and was met by Velasevic’s J♥2♣.

With 2-1 down, Volkmann managed to turn things around, but that was Velasevic’s day. Take a look at the final hand:

With the blinds at 35,000/70,000 and an 8,500 ante, Velasevic moved all-in perfectly and then called Volkmann’s raise to 315,000. The flop came 3♥5\7♥ and Volkmann bet 213,510. As soon as Velasevic called, it became 3♣ on the river. Volkman then bet 708,854. Velasevic called again to see the 9 on the river. Volkmann showed 2,447,300 and called it all-in. Velasevic thought for less than a minute before calling with 9♠7♣. Volkmann was eliminated with Q 10♥.

With 98 entrants and $10,300 in prize money, GGMillion$ fell short of its $1,000,000 guarantee. Here’s how much each finalist deposited:

1. Danilo Velasevic (Serbia) $235,088

2. Bruno Volkmann (Brazil) $182,633

3. Duco Haven (Netherlands) $141,882

4. Rodrigo Selouan (Brazil) $110,224

5. Pieter Aerts (Belgium) $85,629

6. “spaise411” (Russia) $66,523

7. Joakim Andersson (Sweden) $51,679

8. Pablo Brito (Brazil) $40,148

9. Sebastian Gaehl (Austria) $31,190