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GGPoker's Jason Koon Claims Massive $327K Sunday Score

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Jason Koon was online poker��s biggest winner on February 27 thanks to him taking down the star-studded Sunday Million Super High Roller at his sponsor��s site, GGPoker. Koon was one of 44 entrants on the $25,500 buy-in event; Koon left everyone in his wake.

Only five of the nine players who reached the final table secured a slice of the $1,100,000 prize pool. This meant the likes of Pablo Silva, Timothy Adams, and Ami Barer missed out on a payout. Barer was the tournament��s unfortunate bubble boy, busting in sixth-place and losing out on a $114,043 min-cash.

Bruno Volkmann was the first in-the-money player. David Miscikowski joined Volkmann on the rail, doing so with $152,079 in his GGPoker bankroll. Marius Gierse��s exit in third came with a $202,800 payout. Gierse��s was the last elimination of the tournament because Koon and Seth Davies struck a deal for the rest of the prize pool. The deal saw Davies finish in second place and collect $303,964, leaving Koon to walk away with the title of champion and an impressive $327,112 payday.

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$25,500 Sunday Million Super HR Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Jason KoonCanada$327,112*
2Seth DaviesCanada$303,964*
3Marius GierseAustria$202,800
4David MiscikowskiMexico$152,079
5Bruno VolkmannBrazil$114,043

*reflects a heads-up deal

Benjamin Rolle Tops Super-Stacked Sunday Deepstack

Benjamin Rolle
Benjamin Rolle

This week��s $5,250 buy-in Sunday Deepstack High Roller may have only seen 42 players buy in but what a 42 they were. Such luminaries as Daniel Dvoress, Stephen Chidwick, Andras Nemeth, and Sam Greenwood all fought their way to a ridiculously stacked final table, but all four left the event empty handed.

Greenwood��s exit paved they way to a share of the $210,000 prize pool. Michael Addamo reeled in a $21,771 fifth-place prize, while recent Super MILLION$ champion Sung Joo "ArtePokerTV" Hyun got his hands on a $29,033 fourth-place payout.

Farid Jattin crashed out in third, a finish good for $38,716, which left Benjamin Rolle and Rui Ferreira heads-up for the title. Rolle, who scooped almost $400,000 last Sunday, got the job done and defeated Ferreira to secure another $68,848. Ferreira consoled himself with $51,629.

$5,250 Sunday Deepstack HR Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Benjamin RolleAustria$68,848
2Rui FerreiraBrazil$51,629
3Farid JattinCanada$38,716
4Sung Joo "ArtePokerTV" HyunHong Kong$29,033
5Michael AddamoCanada$21,771

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Other $25,000+ Scores at GGPoker on February 27

Niklas Astedt
Niklas Astedt

Both Allan "Freedom35" Mello and "huethuong89" padded their bankrolls with six-figure prizes. Mello won the $1,050 GGMasters High Roller or $141,234 while the latter took down the $525 Bounty Hunters HR Main Event for $110,131.

Niklas Astedt almost netted a six-figure haul but narrowly missed out after winning the $5,250 Bounty Hunters Super High Roller. The super-talented Swede turned his initial investment into $93,885 with bounty payments included.

*includes bounty payments

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