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2021 Poker Palace Summer Championships

AU$1,150 Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info

2021 Poker Palace Summer Championships

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
ak
Prize
100,000 AUD
Event Info
Buy-in
1,150 AUD
Prize Pool
363,896 AUD
Entries
366
Level Info
Level
31
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
200,000

John Bogdanovski Wins The Poker Palace Summer Championships $1,150 Main Event After Marathon Heads-Up (AU$100,000 / $76,623)

Level 31 : 100,000/200,000, 200,000 ante
John Bogdanovski
John Bogdanovski

After a marathon heads-up that lasted four hours, John Bogdanovski prevailed over Mark Staples to become the winner of the $1,150 Main Event at the Poker Palace Summer Championships in Sydney's Club Marconi. Bogdanovski outlasted a field of 366 entrants to claim the first-place prize of AU$100,000 at the end of a long day.

Bogdanovski defeated runner-up Staples after an epic heads-up duel, forcing Staples to settle for the second-place prize of AU$63,000. Start-of-the-day chip leader Toby Giles rounded out the podium and received AU$40,000 for his efforts. The cashes were lifetime Hendon Mob records for all three, smashing their respective previous bests.

Notables running deep in the event included Michael Tran and Didier Guerin who finished in fourth and fifth, while Grant Levy just missed out on the final table after finishing in 11th place.

$1,150 Poker Palace Summer Championships Main Event Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize (AUD)Prize (USD)
1John BogdanovskiAustralia$100,000$76,623
2Mark StaplesAustralia$63,000$48,233
3Toby GilesAustralia$40,000$30,624
4Michael TranAustralia$24,500$18,757
5Didier GuerinAustralia$19,500$14,929
6Adnan Al-MalikiAustralia$15,000$11,484
7David HirstAustralia$11,500$8,803
8[Removed:271]Australia$8,500$6,506
9Joseph AntarAustralia$6,500$4,975
Main Event Final Table
Main Event Final Table

For those that stayed on top of PokerNews' live updates throughout the final day, as well to those watching in the room itself, Bodganovski's victory shouldn't have come as a surprise. Bogdanovski dominated the final table throughout and was personally responsible for knocking out five of his seven opponents and decimating the sixth one. At times, it almost felt like he was untouchable.

That is, until he ended up heads-up against Staples. Coming into heads-up play with a 3:1 chip advantage, the ball was in Bogdanovski's court to quickly finish the job. Staples, however, had a different plan in mind. It resulted in a gritty heads-up battle that lasted almost four hours. Twice, Staples came close to a comeback but ultimately, Bogdanovski never surrendered the lead and finished the job late in the night.

That wraps PokerNews first-ever live coverage of the Summer Championships at the Poker Palace! The $5,000 Super HIigh Roller, scheduled to be played out alongside the Main Event today, bagged with three players remaining. PokerNews will provide details of that event once the final results are in.

Once again, records here were smashed across the board; make sure to check out the website to keep up to date with the latest poker offerings at Club Marconi. Until next time!

Poker Palace Summer Championships Payouts
Poker Palace Summer Championships Payouts