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Sunday Briefing: OMGRubCasco Triumphs in Sunday Million

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The PokerStars Sunday Million title headed to Uruguay this weekend after ��OMGRubCasco�� bulldozed their way to victory by sending no fewer than six of the eight players at the final table to the rail.

PokerStars Sunday Million

DateJune 24
Buy-in$215
Guarantee$1,000,000
Entrants4,842
Prize pool$1,000,000
ITM872

The first elimination at the final table took place 40 minutes after the final nine sat down. ��Relthor1301�� moved all-in for eight big blinds from the cutoff with ace-four, OMGRubCasco raised to 4.4 million with pocket eights, and ��MadMustach3�� moved all-in for 1.3 million with ace-king. A king on the flop gave MadMustach3 a much-needed chip boost and also sent Relthor1301 to the rail.

Eighth place went to ��Richie2412�� when he or she committed their final 11 big blinds with jack-ten and lost to OMGRubCasco��s pocket jacks. MadMustach3 open-shoved from the small blind for 15 big blinds with ace-nine and lost to the king-ten of ��smart747�� courtesy of a ten on the flop.

OMGRubCasco then returned to the role of executioner by cracking the queens of ��SenorValmano�� with ace-king; an ace on the flop would have been enough, but he or she also caught a king on the turn and a second ace on the river.

Smart747 was the next to fall by the wayside, their king-queen lost to the suited yet dominated king-eight of OMGRubCasco before OMGRubCasco sent Germany��s ��Lucky Luc78�� to the rail in fourth-place.

Canada��s Ryan ��newguy89�� McEathron was sent packing after OMGRubCasco won 11 consecutive hands, the last seeing their ace-nine beat McEathron��s dominated ace-deuce. This gave OMGRubCasco a five-to-one chip lead going into the heads-up battle with ��shaundmaster.��

Shaundmaster, who qualified for the Sunday Million via a $7.50 satellite, started to claw his or her way back into contention, but the fight back was halted when a cooler of a hand saw shaundmaster all-in with ace-queen and OMGRubCasco calling with ace-king. A king on the river meant OMGRubCasco had won the Sunday Million to go with their TCOOP title from a few years ago, but congratulations to shaundmaster who turned $7.50 into almost $95,000.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1OMGRubCascoUruguay$135,232
2shaundmasterCanada$94,901
3Ryan ��newguy89�� McEathronCanada$66,599
4Lucky Luc78Germany$46,737
5smart747Russia$32,798
6SenorValmanoGermany$23,017
7MadMustach3Brazil$16,152
8Richie2412Netherlands$11,335
9Relthor1301Brazil$7,955

PokerStars Sunday High Roller: $100K Gtd

DateJune 24
Buy-in$2,100
Guarantee$100,000
Entries59
Prize pool$118,000
ITM7

Lucas Greenwood reached the final table of the $2,100 Sunday High Roller last weekend. Fast forward to Jun. 24 and his brother, Sam, went and took down the tournament.

Sam ��Str8$$$$Homey�� Greenwood has been tearing up the Super High Roller events in the live arena of late, but showed he can still mix it up with the best of online poker��s stars.

Greenwood came out on top of a 59-strong field to turn his $2,100 investment into $40,879. Greenwood defeated Finnish star ��elmerixx�� heads-up for the title to resign the runner-up to a $24,983 bankroll addition.

The United Kingdom��s Charlie ��JIZOINT�� Combes, who is soon to become a father for the first time, was the first player to cash. Combes fell in seventh-place for a $4,898 score.

Combes was joined on the rail by Netherlands�� ��BillLewinsky��, Argentina��s ��ramastar88��, Brazil��s ��Guithome�� and then Damian ��pampa27�� Salas.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Sam ��Str8$$$$Homey�� GreenwoodCanada$40,879
2elmerixxFinland$24,983
3Damian ��pampa27�� SalasArgentina$18,035
4GuithomeBrazil$13,019
5ramastar88Argentina$9,398
6Joris "BillLewinsky" RuijsNetherlands$6,785
7Charlie ��JIZOINT�� CombesUnited Kingdom$4,898

partypoker Super Sunday High Roller

DateJune 24
Buy-in$2,600
Guarantee 
Entrants29
Prize pool$72,500
ITM4

The $2,600 partypoker Super Sunday High Roller saw a compact field this weekend with only 29 players buying in. The prize pool was still $72,500 thanks to the big buy-in of the tournament, which in turn meant champion ��PhileasFogg�� walked away with $32,625.

��PartyRainer,�� thought to be Rainer Kempe, was the unfortunate soul to burst the money bubble. Hia fifth-place finish meant there was no return on their investment.

��Mwhldwn�� was the first player to collect some prize money, namely $6,525. They were joined on the rail by Swedish legend Niklas ��Drulitooo�� Astedt who banked $13,050 for his third-place finish.

PhileasFogg and ��barrm111�� locked horns heads-up but the latter couldn��t quite get the job finished and had to make do with a $20,300 addition to the bankroll. The champion is one of the best players in the world and is currently ranked fourth by our friends over at PocketFives.

PlacePlayerPrize
1PhileasFogg$32,625
2barrm111$20,300
3Niklas ��Drulitooo�� Astedt$13,050
4mwhldwn$6,525

partypoker 1K Deepstack

DateJune 24
Buy-in$1,050
Guarantee$100,000
Entrants136
Prize pool$136,000
ITM20

One of the newer additions to partypoker��s Power Series schedule is the $1,050 1K Deepstack, which this weekend saw a field of 136 players create a $136,000 prize pool, $36,000 more than advertised.

The final 20 players all received a part from the prize pool with a final table appearance being worth $4,080. This is the sum now in the partypoker account of ��kellerassel0�� who busted in eighth-place.

The first player to receive a five-figure payout was fourth-place finisher floki123. Fourth-place was worth a welcomed $11,560. Third-place and $16,320 went to ��DeanMalenko�� with ��WhenLambo�� and ��geileaap�� left to fight it out for the first-place prize.

There was no deal struck despite a near $9,000 jump between first and second-place. This meant when WhenLambo bust in second-place, they collected $22,440 and geileaap banked a cool $31,266.

*PlacePlayerPrize
1geileaap$31,266
2WhenLambo$22,440
3DeanMalenko$16,320
4floki123$11,560
5Tomateeee$8,160
6lafocafabla$6,460
7SenOnofre$5,140
8kellerassel0$4,080

888poker $50,000 Whale

DateJune 24
Buy-in$1,050
Guarantee$50,000
Entries54
Prize pool$54,000
ITM7

��Kiskutya23�� walked away with the $25,550 first-place prize of this weekend��s $50,000 Sunday Whale at 888poker. Some 54 players exchanged $1,050 for the chance to become a poker champion, and it was kiskutya23 who emerged victoriously.

Seven players were paid in this week��s Sunday Whale with a min-cash worth $3,285. This is the sum awarded to brazil��s ��Cuxixo888��. Canadian pro Mike ��Pipedream17�� Dietrich collected $4,015 for his sixth-place finish with ��kashlegend�� of Canada finishing in fifth-place for a $5,475 addition to the bankroll.

Fourth-place was taken by another Canadian in ��FlatTopTony�� for $7,300 before the in-form British pro Jonathan ��JohnFoot�� Proudfoot banked $10,950 for his third-place finish, the first five-figure score of the night.

Germany��s ��Sokra30�� crashed out in second-place to bank $16,425 which left kiskutya23 to get their hands on the lion��s share of the prize pool, namely $25,550.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1kiskutya23 $25,550
2Sokra30Germany$16,425
3Jonathan ��JohnFoot�� ProudfootUnited Kingdom$10,950
4FlatTopTonyCanada$7,300
5kashlegendCanada$5,475
6Mike ��Pipedream17�� DietrichCanada$4,015
7Cuxixo888Brazil$3,285

888poker $50,000 Sunday Challenge

DateJune 24
Buy-in$109
Guarantee$50,000
Entries353
Prize pool$35,300
ITM32

Argentina may be all but out of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, but they dominated the $50,000 Sunday Challenge at 888poker this weekend.

Three Argentinian players reached the final table of the $109 buy-in tournament. ��Yiy00�� busted in seventh-place and scooped $1,325 before a trio of Canadians crashed out in places four through six.

Malta��s ��HateH4teHate�� busted in third place to leave two players from Argentina fighting it out heads-up. There was no love lost despite the last two players hailing from the same motherland, and no deal was struck.

��Sh4p3less�� eventually fell in second-place for a $5,471 score while ��stockfish9�� banked a cool $7,148 plus bragging rights among their peers.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1stockfish9Argentina$7,148
2sh4p3lessArgentina$5,471
3HateH4teHateMalta$4,059
4guydeet39Canada$3,000
5omgjefmonierCanada$1,941
6dankreasCanada$1,588
7yiy00Argentina$1,235
8josetcrazyUnited Kingdom$970

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