It was a smaller Sunday today with the $60,000 guaranteed The Gladiator as the biggest event of the day. That one saw almost 1,700 entries in total, enough to crush the guarantee, but it was a successful Sunday across the featured events.

PokerNews also featured four events with $50,000 guaranteed, The One Shot, The Weekender, The Sunday 500 and The 300. They all blew past their guarantees in the end with solid turnouts.

The Gladiator

The $55 Gladiator had $60,000 guaranteed, but when the dust settled on registration, there was a whopping $84,550 in the middle for prizes. A total of 1,691 entries were recorded before registration closed, with 263 players getting paid.

It took about eight hours for "SeuCoudet" to take down the big prize. There was $5,212 in prizes for first, but they picked up more than $4,700 more in bounties through the game.

The Gladiator Final Table Results

The Sunday 500

When registration closed on The Sunday 500. the six-handed game ended up with 142 total entries. That meant there was $71,000 to play for in the $50,000 guaranteed event.

"jcm_1995" emerged victorious after about six and a half hours of play, defeating "Cavenaghi" heads-up after being forced to mount a comeback. "jcm_1995" came into heads-up with the lead, but then ended up in a topsy-turvy battle with "Cavenaghi" that saw them at risk for their life.

They managed to turn it around and take down more than $16,000, including more than $10,000 in bounties.

The Sunday 500 Final Table

The Weekender Final Day

It took a bit more than six hours for the Final Day of The Weekender to play down from 101 returning players to a winner, but in the end it was "Modernus" who pulled off the comeback to take it down.

There was $68,900 in the prize pool for this $50,000 guaranteed event, and "Modernus" came into the final table at a significant chip disadvantage. However, they played the short stack masterfully, hanging on and slowly chipping back up and eventually into a position to take it down.

They won more than $8,700 in total, while "HITER", who came into the heads-up a huge favorite, had to settle for around $7,500 for second place.

The Weekender Final Table Results

The 300

There was $71,000 in the prize pool by the time registration closed in The 300, on the back of 239 entries. It took them a bit more than 6 hours to play down to a winner and it was "Machado de Ax" who booked more than $14,000 for the win.

It wasn't much of a heads-up battle in this one, as it went very quickly, though the lead did swing a couple times in the process. Ultimately, "Pokerboy1994" had to settle for a bit more than $8,000 for second.

It looked like partypoker Team Online member Matthew Staples might have a deep run in this one today, and he did manage to book a cash. He was chip leader for a while, and in the top five counts for a significant period heading up to the money bubble, but ultimately he fell in 35th place for a small cash.

The 300 Final Table Results

The One Shot

The final feature game of the day to finish up was The One Shot, though it only took a bit more than eight hours to finish. In the end, it was "IGotHigh420" getting the biggest share of the $70,686 prize pool.

They had to battle through 693 entries to get to the title, but didn't have an easy time of it heads-up against "piruriruriii". "piruriruriii" started with a disadvantage, but managed to chip back to even. That was as far as they got though, with "IGotHigh420" taking it down when their dominated king got there.

The One Shot Final Table Results

That brings another partypoker Sunday LIVE to an end. PokerNews will be back again next week for another exciting Sunday of poker action, so until then, good luck on the felt!