Sunday Briefing: B4NKR0LL3R Binks Sunday Million
Table Of Contents
- $109 Sunday Million at PokerStars
- Bounty Builder Series 005: $2,100 NLHE 8-Max at PokerStars
- GG Masters $150, $300K Gtd at GGPoker
- High Rollers Main Event $500 at GGPoker
- High Roller Sunday Big Game: $500K Gtd at partypoker
- partypoker MILLION Final Day at partypoker
- $20,000 Whale at 888poker
- $100,000 Sunday Mega Deep at 888poker
B4NKR0LL3R gave their bankroll a six-figure boost this weekend by triumphing in the PokerStars Sunday Million. The United Kingdom-based pro secured their largest-ever score as the Sunday Million failed to reach its guarantee.
$109 Sunday Million at PokerStars
Date | Feb. 2 |
Buy-in | $109 |
Guarantee | $1,000,000 |
Entrants | 9,851 |
Prize pool | $1,000,000 |
ITM | 1,772 |
PokerStars had to add $29,800 to the Sunday Million prize pool this week as the 9,851-entries left a shortfall on the $1 million guarantee.
B4NKR0LL3R didn��t care about the overlay, in fact it worked in their favor as they came out on top of the huge field and was crowned the tournament��s champion. It was a case of third time��s a charm for B4NKR0LL3R as their third $109 bullet swelled to $105,728 after defeating Greece��s ��9cream4�� heads-up for the title.
All but one of the nine players who reached the final table netted a five-figure prize. ��rafaprihl�� was that one player, the Brazilian��s ninth-place exit being worth $8,133.
The player of the tournament was B4NKR0LL3R who locked up their first six-figure haul, which surpassed the $84,496 they were awarded for finishing fourth in a $2,100 WCOOP event in 2019.
Place | Player | Country | Prize |
---|---|---|---|
1 | B4NKR0LL3R | United Kingdom | $105,728 |
2 | 9cream4 | Greece | $76,727 |
3 | trollringen | Norway | $55,681 |
4 | 2Sick2Loose | Germany | $40,407 |
5 | Pthelegend | Canada | $29,324 |
6 | Pendos90 | United Kingdom | $21,280 |
7 | Gaelito23 | Brazil | $15,443 |
8 | A_Angel_10 | Chile | $11,207 |
9 | rafaprihl | Brazil | $8,133 |
Bounty Builder Series 005: $2,100 NLHE 8-Max at PokerStars
Date | Feb. 2 |
Buy-in | $2,100 |
Guarantee | $400,000 |
Entrants | 230 |
Prize pool | $460,000 |
ITM | 27 |
The Bounty Builder Series got underway on Feb. 2 and it created some substantial prize pools. One was in the Bounty Builder Series 005: $2,100 NLHE 8-Max event that saw the $400,000 guarantee beaten by $60,000.
A tournament of this magnitude was sure to attract some stellar names, which is exactly what it did.
Adrian ��Amadi_017�� Mateos finished in eighth for a combined $12,995. He was joined on the sidelines by Espen ��EspenasApart�� Solaas ($13,433), and ��t4t0PAGU�� ($15,554).
Talented Dutchman Luuk ��pokerluka�� Giele finished in fifth for a prize worth $19,219 before ��wisopekeno�� crashed out and collected $30,070. Heads-up was set when Swedish Goliath Niklas ��Lena900�� Astedt busted and padded his bankroll with $34,317.
The champion was crowned when ��pisky16�� of Canada defeated Conor ��1_conor_b_1�� Beresford. The winner netted an impressive $91,667 while Beresford scooped $64,323.
Place | Player | Country | Prize | Bounty | Total Prize |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | pisky16 | Canada | $39,550 | $52,117 | $91,667 |
2 | Conor ��1_conor_b_1�� Beresford | United Kingdom | $39,550 | $24,773 | $64,323 |
3 | Niklas ��Lena900�� Astedt | Sweden | $26,083 | $8,234 | $34,317 |
4 | wisopekeno | United Kingdom | $19,883 | $10,187 | $30,070 |
5 | Luuk ��pokerluka�� Giele | Netherlands | $15,157 | $4,062 | $19,219 |
6 | t4t0PAGU | United Kingdom | $11,554 | $4,000 | $15,554 |
7 | Espen ��EspenasApart�� Solaas | United Kingdom | $8,808 | $4,625 | $13,433 |
8 | Adrian ��Amadi_017�� Mateos | United Kingdom | $6,714 | $6,281 | $12,995 |
GG Masters $150, $300K Gtd at GGPoker
Date | Feb. 2 |
Buy-in | $150 |
Guarantee | $300,000 |
Entrants | 1,940 |
Prize pool | $300,000 |
ITM | 326 |
Germany��s ��REPTAR�� won this week��s GG Masters and turned their $150 into $44,945. The German��s victory also netted them 1,034.83 Player of the Year points, enough to put them into fourth-place overall.
REPTAR has got their quest for GG Masters glory off to a great start and now has a solid platform to build on as they embark on a journey towards a $500,000 GGPoker ambassador package.
The top five finishers saw their bankroll��s swell by more than $11,000. Brazil��s ��c4rvlh0�� won $11,604 with ��Soyboy9000�� of Canada banking $16,280. Third place and $22,838 went the way of ��Joris Gruis�� leaving ��scrimitzu�� and ��REPTAR�� to lock horns heads-up.
REPTAR emerged victoriously and resigned their Romanian opponent to a $32,038 consolation prize.
Place | Player | Country | Prize |
---|---|---|---|
1 | REPTAR | Germany | $44,945 |
2 | scrimitzu | Romania | $32,038 |
3 | Joris Gruis | Germany | $22,838 |
4 | Soyboy9000 | Canada | $16,280 |
5 | c4rv4lh0 | Brazil | $11,604 |
6 | hoho33 | Hong Kong | $8,272 |
7 | Quamfy | Estonia | $5,896 |
8 | new7legend7 | Colombia | $4,203 |
9 | Karlencho | Czech Republic | $2,996 |
High Rollers Main Event $500 at GGPoker
Date | Feb. 2 |
Buy-in | $500 |
Guarantee | $100,000 |
Entrants | 239 |
Prize pool | $113,525 |
ITM | 35 |
The High Rollers Main Event attracted 239 players this weekend, which meant a $113,525 prize pool was created. It was Malta��s ��GTOExploiter�� who got their hands on the lion��s share of the prize pool, namely $21,836. The Malta-based pro sent ��RealRaw�� to the rail in second-place, a finish worth $16,275.
Malaysian ��Tun M�� was the only other player to net five-figures, namely $12,131, although ��omaha4lolz�� of Germany got close with a $9,042 score.
Others who reached the final table included ��OptimismNow��, ��Mikleler��, ��B3ndTheKnee��, ��Kim168��, and ��Mrazb_i_podonok��.
Place | Player | Country | Prize |
---|---|---|---|
1 | GTOExploiter | Malta | $21,836 |
2 | RealRaw | Canada | $16,275 |
3 | Tun M | Malaysia | $12,131 |
4 | omaha4lolz | Germany | $9,042 |
5 | OptimismNow | Canada | $6,739 |
6 | Mikleler | Russia | $5,023 |
7 | B3ndTheKnee | Mexico | $3,744 |
8 | Kim168 | Thailand | $2,790 |
9 | Mrazb_i_podonok | Belarus | $2,080 |
High Roller Sunday Big Game: $500K Gtd at partypoker
Date | Feb. 2 |
Buy-in | $5,200 |
Guarantee | $500,000 |
Entrants | 110 |
Prize pool | $511,370 |
ITM | 16 |
Over to partypoker now where the $5,200 Big Game successfully hit its $500,000 guarantee once again. A field of 110 created a $511,370 prize pool that was shared among the top 16 finishers.
Everyone at the eight-handed final table secured at least $16,000 each. ��LuisHR�� was the eighth-place finisher and won $16,619. They were joined on the rail by ��WhaledShark�� and ��onehundredeyez�� who netted $20,454 and $25,568 respectively.
Next to fall was ��Zeds_dead_baby�� whose $5,200 became a cool $33,239. Fourth-place was worth $44,744, the prize awarded to ��furikuri��.
��PayAndPlay�� started the final day as one of the chip leaders but ran out of steam and crashed and burned in third-place, but not before getting their hands on $63,921.
��Sasha307�� and ��Havenforbots�� locked horns heads-up and no deal was struck despite a massive $35,796 difference between first and second-place, or the equivalent of fifth-place money! This meant Sasha307 had to make do with an $89,489 prize while Havenforbots saw $125,285 head into their partypoker account.
Place | Player | Prize |
---|---|---|
1 | Havenforbots | $125,285 |
2 | Sasha307 | $89,489 |
3 | PayAndPlay | $63,921 |
4 | furikuri | $44,744 |
5 | Zeds_dead_baby | $33,239 |
6 | onehundredeyez | $25,568 |
7 | WhaledShark | $20,454 |
8 | LuisHR | $16,619 |
partypoker MILLION Final Day at partypoker
Date | Feb. 2 |
Buy-in | $215 |
Guarantee | $1,000,000 |
Entrants | 4,581 |
Prize pool | $1,000,000 |
ITM | 600 |
Heads-up deals are quite common, three-handed deals not so much, but one happened in the partypoker MILLION this week. That trio won more than $329,000 between them.
The champion was ��puhpuhpuh�� who won $114,216. ��moneymonk2�� was the runner-up and they reeled in an almost identical $114,187. The third recipient of a deal-enriched prize was ��Petter�� and they saw their $109 turn into $100,695.
Earlier at the final table, ��apex predator�� hunted down the $9,490 eighth-place prize. ��luckymelon�� ran out of luck in seventh-place ($14,710) with ��BigBadBluff�� dusting off their stack in sixth-place for $20,890.
The prize money kept on climbing upwards with ��titofarjus99�� collecting $30,750 and ��gaules�� seeing their tournament end in fourth-place for $44,740.
Place | Player | Prize |
---|---|---|
1 | puhpuhpuh | $114,216* |
2 | moneymonk2 | $114,187* |
3 | Petter | $100,695* |
4 | gaules | $44,740 |
5 | titofarjus99 | $30,750 |
6 | BigBadBluff | $20,890 |
7 | luckymelon | $14,710 |
8 | apex predator | $9,490 |
*reflects a three-handed
$20,000 Whale at 888poker
Date | Feb. 2 |
Buy-in | $320 |
Guarantee | $20,000 |
Entrants | 72 |
Prize pool | $21,600 |
ITM | 8 |
888poker��s recent resurgence continued with the $20,000 Whale hitting its guarantee. The tournament has traditionally struggled, but $21,600 was collected on February 2nd.
The familiar name of Jae ��NEONTIGER�� Kim was the one at the top of the payout listings. The South Korean��s victory yielding $7,020. Kim sent ��sasasa137" of Canada to the rail in second-place for a $4,536 prize.
A special mention has to go to the Cyprus-based grinder known as ��0nlyBet�� who finished sixth in this tournament for $1,188 and managed to navigate their way to the final table of the $100,000 Sunday Mega Deep too.
Place | Player | Country | Prize |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Jae ��NEONTIGER�� Kim | South Korea | $7,020 |
2 | sasasa137 | Canada | $4,536 |
3 | specialanne | Croatia | $3,240 |
4 | Nemekiss | Mexico | $2,16 |
5 | carmen.1957 | United Kingdom | $1,620 |
6 | 0nlyBet | Cyprus | $1,188 |
7 | 0canada014 | Canada | $972 |
8 | AnnaSanibel | $864 |
$100,000 Sunday Mega Deep at 888poker
Date | Feb. 2 |
Buy-in | $109 |
Guarantee | $100,000 |
Entrants | 1,049 |
Prize pool | $100,900 |
ITM | 99 |
Finally, the $100,000 Sunday Mega Deep beings the curtain down on the latest Sunday Briefing. This tournament used to cost $215 to enter but recently saw a reduction to $109, something that as well-received judging by the 1,049 players who bought in this weekend.
The nine-handed final table was a cosmopolitan affair with seven different countries represented.
It was a Maltese player who emerged victoriously, scooping $7,517. ��KToFTW�� busted Brazilian sensation ��KKingJames23��, obviously a LeBron James fan, in second-place, a finish worth $5,246.
Two Romanian and two British players reached the final table. Ninth-place finisher ��Abhramovici�� ($706) and third-place finisher ��BigWizzzard�� ($4,237) represented Romania. ��kanabal18�� finished in seventh ($1,109) and ��usainzeus25�� fifth ($2,219) while sporting a Union Jack next to their aliases.
Place | Player | Country | Prize |
---|---|---|---|
1 | KToFTW | Malta | $7,517 |
2 | KKingJames23 | Brazil | $5,246 |
3 | BigWizzzard | Romania | $4,237 |
4 | yaewn | Canada | $3,228 |
5 | usainzeus25 | United Kingdom | $2,219 |
6 | XXXAA13 | Germany | $1,311 |
7 | kanabal18 | United Kingdom | $1,109 |
8 | 0nlyBet | Cyprus | $908 |
9 | Abhramovici | Romania | $706 |
Want a mention in this article? First, you'll need an account at these online poker rooms. Get the best deposit bonuses here!
The Stars Group is a majority shareholder in iBus Media