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Sunday Briefing: High Roller Title For Nick Petrangelo

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Nick Petrangelo and Thomas Muehloecker were among the big winners this weekend after taking down high buy-in tournaments at PokerStars. Petrangelo��s was the largest prize of the two as it weighed in at $38,381.


$2,100 Sunday High Roller at PokerStars

DateJune 23rd
Buy-in$2,100
Guarantee$125,000
Entrants79
Prize pool$158,000
ITM9

Nick ��caecilius�� Petrangelo emerged victorious from the $2,100 Sunday High Roller at PokerStars to collect $38,381. Pretrangelo has been in Las Vegas for the 2019 World Series of Poker (WSOP) but has only cashed once. That cash, however, was worth a cool $335,181, his reward for a fifth-place finish in the $50,000 High Roller.

Petrangelo found himself heads-up against Cyprus�� ��MITS 304�� and it was a one-on-one battle he came out of unscathed, resigning the runner-up to a $30,105 consolation prize.

The final table was a star-studded affair. Ninth place went to Alexandro ��mexican222�� Kolonias before Brazil��s Lincon ��Lincownz�� de Olivieira with Arturs ��ARTSchGamble�� Scerbaks of Germany falling in seventh place for $8,939, the last player not to bank five figures.

��Sinortas�� busted in sixth place for $11,396 and was joined on the rail by Jens ��Graftekkel�� Arends, David ��MoneyBausss�� Laka, and then by Finland��s ��elmerixx�� who was the penultimate bust out.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Nick ��caecilius�� PetrangeloCanada$38,381
2MITS 304Cyprus$30,105
3elmerixxFinland$23,614
4David ��MonkeyBausss�� LakaAustria$18,522
5Jens ��Graftekkel�� ArendsNetherlands$14,529
6SintorasGermany$11,396
7Arturs ��ARTSchGamble�� ScerbaksGermany$8,939
8Lincon ��Lincownz�� de OliveiraBrazil$7,011
9Alexandros ��mexican222�� KoloniasUnited Kingdom$5,499

Sunday 500 at PokerStars

DateJune 23rd
Buy-in$530
Guarantee$100,000
Entrants187
Prize pool$100,000
ITM23

Thomas ��WushuTM�� Muehloecker has been one of the notable absentees at the 2019 WSOP, preferring to grind online instead. His decision to stay at home resulted in a $19,837 prize on Jun. 23 after he topped a field of 187 entries in the $530 Sunday 500.

After Belarusian legend ��Leqenden�� fell in ninth-place a trio of Dutch stars hit the rail. Jens ��Graftekkel�� Arends, Rens ��Rens02�� Feenstra, and ��Pimmss�� all busted and walked away with prizes of $3,089, $4,030 and $5,256 respectively.

Lincon ��Lincownz�� de Oliveira saw another final table appearance fall short of victory, his fifth-place finish seeing him turn his $530 into $6,855. The Brazilian gained some company on the sidelines when Dominik ��Bounatirou�� Nitsche busted in fourth place for $8,941 with Poland��s ��Sphinx87�� running out of steam in third place for $11,661.

Heads up saw Muehloecker and Sebastian ��p0cket00�� Sikorski fight it out of the title and the lion��s share of the prize pool. Muehloecker came out on top to bank the $19,837 first place prize with Canada��s Sikorski walking away with $15,210.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Thomas ��WushuTM�� MuehloeckerAustria$19,837
2Sebastian ��p0cket00�� SikorskiCanada$15,210
3Sphinx87Poland$11,661
4Dominik ��Bounatirou�� NitscheUnited Kingdom$8,941
5Lincon ��Lincownz�� de OliveiraBrazil$6,855
6PimmssNetherlands$5,256
7Rens ��Rens02�� FeestraNetherlands$4,030
8Jens ��Graftekkel�� ArendsNetherlands$3,089
9LeqendenBelarus$2,369
Thomas Muehloecker
Thomas Muehloecker

Sunday High Roller Gladiator: $150K Gtd at partypoker

DateJune 23rd
Buy-in$2,100
Guarantee$100,000
Entrants79
Prize pool$161,950
ITM10

The biggest winner at partypoker on Jun. 23 was ��nick_Illuslon�� who triumphed in the Sunday High Roller Gladiator, a $150,000 guaranteed PKO event that cost $2,100 to enter.

With bounties included, the champion walked away with a cool $37,312 after defeating ��hypnosis�� heads-up. Thanks to an aggressive style of play that resulted in plenty of eliminations, the runner-up still collected $26,796 helped by $9,876 from the bounty prize pool; only the champion claimed more bounties.

Another player who benefited from the PKO structure was seventh-place finisher ��SovseFlemming�� who won a total of $8,716, almost as much as eighth and sixth place combined.

The top four finishers each collected more than $13,000. ��Onehundredeyez�� scooped $13,916 with third-place finisher ��patrick�� collecting $20,053. The runner-up, ��hypnosis�� won $26,796 with the champion locking up $37,312.

PlacePlayerPrizeBounty PrizeTotal Prize
1nick_Illuslon$16,936$20,376$37,312
2hypnosis$16,920$9,876$26,796
3patrick$11,719$8,334$20,053
4onehundredeyez$7,813$6,103$13,916
5Vamos_Gasquet$6,076$3,478$9,554
6Bonglim$4,774$$4,774
7SovseFlemming$4,123$4,593$8,716
8zzbr23cvvfyd$3,689$2,100$5,789

Sunday Gladiator: $150K Gtd at partypoker

DateJune 23rd
Buy-in$320
Guarantee$150,000
Entrants492
Prize pool$151,536
ITM64

The $320 buy-in Sunday Gladiator: $150K Gtd saw 492 players create a $151,536 prize pool shared half among the top 64 finishers and half to those who sent an opponent to the showers.

��NBdown�� got their hands on the biggest prize from the main prize and the most bounties. First place was worth $10,901 which was boosted by $14,280 from the bounty prize pool, an impressive sum helped by sending ��Orgrim�� to the rail in second place. In PKO tournaments, the champion walks away with a big bounty payment thanks to collecting the prize on their own head too.

Orgrim��s second-place finish was worth $12,039 in total with third-place finisher ��Mac007�� collecting a combined $10,082.

Shout outs also to those who navigated their way to the eight-handed final table. They were ��N0GUTSNOGloryA��, ��RhoNin��, ��HCG1992��, ��BRAER_71RUS��, and ��PhatToad��.

PlacePlayerPrizeBounty PrizeTotal Prize
1NBdown$10,901$14,280$25,181
2Orgrim$10,866$1,173$12,039
3Mac007$7,468$2,614$10,082
4PhatToad$5,195$1,799$6,994
5BRAER_71RUS$3,685$632$4,317
6HCG1992$2,678$1,123$3,801
7RhoNin$1,907$2,883$4,790
8N0GUTSNOGloryAA$1,379$2,839$4,218

$100,000 Sunday Mega Deep at 888poker

DateJune 23rd
Buy-in$215
Guarantee$100,000
Entrants383
Prize pool$100,000
ITM36

Over at 888poker, the $100,000 Sunday Mega Deep saw its buy-in return to $215 after last weekend��s sale, and it resulted in 383 entries being processed and an overlay of almost $25,000.

Taking full advantage of this was ��ContaSagrada�� who came out on top to bank the $20,450 first place prize, defeating Lithuania��s ��Acestain�� heads-up along the way. The Lithuanian runner-up consoled themselves with a $15,000 addition to their bankroll.

Each of the nine players who reached the final table won at least $1,900 for their efforts with ��StorValle�� of Sweden collecting that sum. Another Swede in ��Mr_Coyote�� finished in eighth place for $2,500 while ��SpiderMonk03�� from Canada returned home with $3,500.

Sixth place and $4,500 went to ��xane7a�� before three players from the UK fell in quick succession. ��Sue.1979��, ��Hodor83�� and ��cebulak11�� crashed out and won prizes ranging between $5,800 and $11,300.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1ContaSagrada $20,450
2AcestainLithuania$15,000
3cebulak11United Kingdom$11,300
4Hodor83United Kingdom$8,500
5Sue.1979United Kingdom$5,800
6xane7aMalta$4,500
7SpiderMonk03Canada$3,500
8Mr_CoyoteSweden$2,500
9StorValleSweden$1,900

$20,000 Sunday Whale at 888poker

DateJune 23rd
Buy-in$530
Guarantee$20,000
Entrants47
Prize pool$23,500
ITM6

888poker sponsored pro Dominik ��888Dominik�� Nitsche came agonizingly close to taking down the $20,000 Sunday Whale, falling at the final hurdle and having to make do with the runner-up prize of $5,875.

Only six spots were paid in this event as 47 players took to the tables. ��Mr_Coyote��, who reached the final table of the $100,000 Sunday Mega Deep too, fell in sixth place for $1,292 with ��wellyxx�� of Finland and ��Fukuruku�� of Ukraine being the next casualties.

Online poker veteran Michael ��wywrotx�� Wywrot was the third-place finisher for $3,525 before Nitsche lost a heads up battle against Canada��s ��zoobanana�� to leave the winner to pad their bankroll with $8,695.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1zoobananaCanada$8,695
2Dominik ��888Dominik�� NitscheUnited Kingdom$5,875
3Michael ��wywrotx�� WywrotCanada$3,525
4FukurukuUkraine$2,350
5wellyxxFinland$1,762
6Mr_CoyoteSweden$1,292
Dominik Nitsche
Dominik Nitsche

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