Daily Majors: Ashish Munot, Goonjan Mall, Abhijeet Kumar, Akshay Dhingra & Anirban Das Crush the Monday Marquees

It was an electrifying Sunday that saw Spartan Poker’s Ultimate Value Series and Adda52’s Deltin Online Poker Tournament come to an end. At the same time, National Poker Series commenced its inaugural run on PokerBaazi. Given that the weekend was so action-packed, Monday obviously paled in comparison.

With the NPS hitting Day 2 on Monday, this first-of-its-kind series was the biggest talking point of the community. So much so that for the first time in several weeks, Spartan Poker’s The Big Deal, which was also the biggest guaranteed tournament on offer last night, registered an overlay.

PokerGuru Ambassador Ashish Munot championed The Big Deal, clinching his first title of the year for a ₹8.19 Lakhs payday. The three-time Millionaire runner-up finisher Goonjan Mall bagged yet another runner-up finish worth ₹5.61 Lakhs.

Speaking of the NPS, the series has had a guarantee-crushing start so far. The Monday headliner, the NPS#9 Mega Stack, was won by ‘Smikijoejr’ (anonymity requested) for ₹3.65 Lakhs. Abhijeet Kumar came second for ₹2.56 Lakhs.

Akshay Dhingra and Anirban D Das were the other breakout winners. Dhingra shipped Adda52’s Voyager and placed third in PokerBaazi’s NPS#9 for a cumulative score of ₹2.48 Lakhs. Das won PokerBaazi’s NPS#12 and finished runner-up in PokerStars India’s Deepstack, adding almost ₹2.18 Lakhs in winnings.

Adarsh Subham deserves special mention for winning both the Ultrasonic and Primetime Grind on PokerStars India, cashing ₹48,865 overall.

Here are the Monday highlights!

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Spartan Poker

Spartan Poker went on repeat mode, running both The Big Deal and ReCharge. The ₹33 Lakhs GTD The Big Deal was the biggest guaranteed tourney to play down to a winner last night. The 9:30 PM event clocked in 160 entrants, and for a change, experienced a ₹1 Lakh overlay deficit. PokerGuru Ambassador Ashish ‘Donkey 07’ Munot championed the tourney to win ₹8.19 Lakhs, with Goonjan ‘gmtesting’ Mall placing runner-up for ₹5.61 Lakhs.

This was Ashish Munot’s first title win of 2021, pushing his lifetime online winnings north of ₹5.35 Crores. The runner-up Goonjan Mall has also moved up three places to #5 in the annual leaderboard standings.

Ashish Munot’s stats: Lifetime Winnings: ₹5.35 Crores|Lifetime Profits: ₹2.09 Crores|Annual Winnings: ~₹1.19 Crores

The second Monday flagship offering on Spartan Poker, the ₹9.50 Lakhs GTD Recharge, fared much better than The Big Deal. Registering 569 entries, the event generated a ₹11.38 Lakhs prize pool. The anonymous user ‘Grandmasterbob’ shipped the event for ₹1.84 Lakhs, just as Akho ‘Serial Limper’ John Richa came second for ₹1.76 Lakhs.

PokerStars India

PokerStars India’s inaugural Summer Series has just one event left to play down to a winner, the ₹1 Crore GTD Summer Series-123 Main Event. With late registrations open on Day 2, the ₹11,000 entry buy-in tourney ended up logging in 912 entries, filling in ₹8.80 Lakhs in overlays. The top 116 places are to get paid, and the 2020 India Poker Champion Rubin ‘kornkid4’ Labroo money-bubbled the event. The play was paused with 18 players left in contention, and ‘mdigurgaon’ (2,291,856) (anonymity requested) bagged the overnight chip lead. The #1 ranked player of the year Manish ‘theoldestkid’ Lakhotia (1,662,122) and ‘vegasbaby1892’ (1,393,792), hold the other top stacks. The 18 finalists will return later today to compete for the honor of becoming the first-ever Summer Series Main Event champion!

PokerStars India’s ₹1.75 Lakhs GTD Deepstack ran from 9:30 PM to 1:40 AM, with a starting field of 154 entries generating a ₹1.92 Lakhs prize pool. The mystery user ‘mental_daddy’ outlasted them all to win ₹45,103 (including ₹27,710 in bounties). Online phenom Anirban ‘nocluewho’ D Das finished runner-up for ₹18,447 (including ₹1,055 in bounties).

Anirban Das has been on a winning streak off-late and took down his third title in the three days last night. He cashed a total of six events on Monday, raking in almost ₹2.18 Lakhs in Monday earnings.

His ITM finishes include:

> 1st in PokerBaazi’s NPS#12 Hyper Sprint for ₹1.75 Lakhs

> 2nd in PokerStars India’s Deepstack for ₹18,447

> 36th in PokerBaazi’s NPS#9 Mega Stack for ₹11,180

> 41st in Spartan Poker’s ReCharge for ₹6,487

> 20th in Adda52’s Iron Man for ₹6,375

> 88th in PokerStars India’s Ultrasonic for ₹200

Adarsh ‘Subham007’ Subham is another player who deserves special mention. He picked up three ITM finishes on PokerStars India, including two title wins. In all, adding ₹48,865.

His ITM finishes include:

> 1st in Ultrasonic for ₹36,391

> 1st in Primetime Grind for ₹12,161

> 19th in Deepstack for ₹313

‘Ashwinip4873’ (Won ₹1 Lakh GTD Bigstack Turbo for ₹23,897), ‘papakancha00’ (Won ₹50K GTD Ultra KO 90% for ₹17,358), ‘anuragaces’ (Won ₹75K GTD Afternoon on Stars for ₹15,562), and ‘Prophet414’ (Won ₹70K GTD Deepstack for ₹14,261) were the other Monday winners.

PokerBaazi

Day 2 of the National Poker Series (NPS) hosted six events yet again. Two of the series marquees, the ₹1 Crore GTD NPS Golden Rush and the ₹50 Lakhs GTD NPS Kick-Off, played out their second and third starting flights, respectively.

The NPS#8 Golden Rush registered 1,677 entries, taking the total entry count to 3,672 entries after just two starting flights have been completed. With 13 more flights left to run, this ₹550 buy-in tourney seems well on track to reach the 20,000 entries it needs to break even on its eight-figure advertised guarantee. Coming back to Flight 1B, 208 runners made it through to Day 2 with ‘theconqrr’ (581,000) bagging the day`s top stack. ‘mivaan’ (426,000) and ‘sagarmaheshwari’ (374,000) rounded out the top three stacks. The Flight 1A chip leader ‘fisheries’ (576,000) is still the overall chip leader.

The NPS#11 Kick-Off Flight 1C logged in 516 entries, of which only 56 players progressed to Day 2. Last week’s The Millionaire champion Rajat ‘LungFakeer’ Sharma (394,000) topped the survivors, with Young Gun Siddhanth ‘ender’ Kripalani (322,000) and ‘theazorisback’ (310,000) carrying forward the other top stacks. The ₹2,750 entry buy-in NPS Kick-Off has filled in 1,679 entries so far, and needs approximately 321 more entries from its fourth and final flight, 1D, to hit its listed guarantee. Given the current pace, the NPS Kick-Off should crush its advertised guarantee comfortably.

The third event to host a starting flight was the ₹10 Lakhs GTD NPS#10 Freeze Out. The first of two starting flights, Flight 1A, gathered 321 entries, and only 48 made it through to Day 2. Shravan ‘fishstars’ Chhabria (255,000) emerged as the end-of-Flight 1A chip leader, while Anurag ’13anurag’ Srivastava (245,000) and ‘Ashutosh.anand7’ (221,000) bagged the next top stacks.

The featured event on Day 2 of the NPS, the ₹10 Lakhs GTD NPS#9 Mega Stack, locked in 1,075 entries, collecting a prize pool over 2X the guarantee worth ₹21.50 Lakhs. ‘Smikijoejr’ (anonymity requested) took down the event for ₹3.65 Lakhs, besting Abhijeet ‘ERROR404’ Kumar (runner-up for ₹2.56 Lakhs) heads-up. The winner now has ₹46.55 Lakhs in recorded online winnings.

Anirban ‘pottysingh’ D Das (Won ₹5 Lakhs GTD NPS#12 Hyper Sprint for ₹1.75 Lakhs) and ‘backchod’ (Won ₹2 Lakhs GTD NPS#7 KO for ₹69,258) were the other NPS gold medalists on Monday.

Adda52

With the Deltin Online Poker Series (DOPT) now in the books, Adda52 has moved back to its regular weekly tournaments. Headlining the Monday roster was the ₹8 Lakhs GTD Iron Man. The event logged in 467 entries, generating a ₹8.49 Lakhs prize pool, and the former DOPT JAQK champion, ‘dp178,’ shipped the event for ₹1.83 Lakhs, following a heads-up deal with Avinash ‘avinkon’ Koneru (runner-up for ₹1.47 Lakhs). The champion now has ₹9.72 Lakhs in recorded winnings on Adda52.

Akshay ‘nofuchsgiven’ Dhingra trounced the 376-entry field in the ₹3 Lakhs GTD Voyager to claim the lion’s share of the ₹3.76 Lakhs prize pool worth ₹77,032. A heads-up chop saw ‘aajay9931’ take home ₹73,932 in second-place prize money.

This was the second time Akshay Dhingra claimed the Voyager title, with his previous title win coming on May 17. Dhingra also final-tabled PokerBaazi’s NPS#9 Mega Stack, placing third for ₹1.66 Lakhs, pocketing ₹2.48 Lakhs in Monday winnings.

The other Monday winners were:

NPS#8 Golden Rush ₹1 Crore GTD – Flight 1B – PokerBaazi

Buy-in – ₹550

Entries – 1169

Re-entries – 508

Survivors – 208

The NPS #8 Golden Rush offers players a chance to dig into a gigantic ₹1 Crore prize pool at the buy-in of only ₹550. The tourney features 15 starting flights, the second of which got underway at 5.30 PM on Monday. A total of 1,677 players signed up to play, and by the time play halted, only 208 of them could bag stacks for Day 2.

‘theconqrr’ (581,000), ‘mivaan’ (426,000) and ‘sagarmaheshwari’ (374,000), Jai ‘jksisme’ Saha (350,000), The Millionaire champion Deepak ‘kakoji’ Bothra (323,000), PokerGuru Ambassador Rony ‘bisadip176’ Chowdhury (288,000) and Ankit ‘starnaruto’ Saurabh (286,000) topped the survivors.

The tournament needs 20,000 entries to break even and counting the 1,995 entries on Day 1A, there are already 3,672 entries recorded in the event.

Day 2 starts at 8:30 PM on June 27.

Top 10 Chip Counts at the End of Flight 1B

1. theconqrr – 581,000
2. mivaan – 426,000
3. sagarmaheshwari – 374,000
4. Jai ‘jksisme’ Saha – 350,000
5. Deepak ‘kakoji’ Bothra – 323,000
6. meetmeinhell – 322,000
7. Asymptote05 – 315,000
8. rohansth1 – 311,000
9. Rony ‘bisadip176’ Chowdhury – 288,000
10. Ankit ‘starnaruto’ Saurabh – 286,000

Summer Series-123 Main Event ₹1 Crore GTD Day 2 – PokerStars India

Buy-in – ₹11,000

Entries – 447

Re-entries – 465

Prize Pool – ₹1,00,00,000

Places Paid – 116

The centerpiece of PokerStars India’s Summer Series, the ₹1 Crore GTD Main Event, filled in 912 entries after the late registrations on Day 2 got under, overlaying ₹8.80 Lakhs. The top 116 places are to get paid with a min-cash worth ₹27,998.

Day 2 began with 171 survivors, and 318 entries got added through the two-hour late registration period.

Rubin ‘kornkid4’ Labroo was the last player to fall out empty-handed and exited in 117^th place, assuring all the remaining players a min-cash of ₹27,998.

The field was filled with MTT regs, and some of them who finished in the money include Young Gun’s Gaurav ‘3betPanda’ Sood (19^th for ₹54,426) & Ujjwal ‘CougarHunter69’ Narwal (23^rd for ₹54,426), poker coach Anirban ‘nocluewho’ D Das (24^th for ₹54,426), PokerGuru Ambassadors Ashish ‘Spewushhhiiiii’ Ahuja (35^th for ₹46,093) & Laksh ‘B00MTilt23’ Pal Singh (46^th for ₹39,036), bracelet winner Aditya ‘serendipity789’ Sushant (67^th for ₹33,059), Kunal ‘iAlwaysHaveit’ Patni (92^th for ₹27,998), and Raghav ‘OMGZ_ITS_RB’ Bansal (110^th for ₹ 7,998).

The 18 finalists return at 7:30 PM today to play down to a winner.

‘mdigurgaon’ (anonymity requested) (2,291,856) is the frontrunner to win the title, with the DOPT Main Event runner-up finisher Manish ‘theoldestkid’ Lakhotia (1,662,122) and ‘vegasbaby1892’ (1,393,792) in close pursuit.

The recent Millionaire champion Rajat ‘sharabikebabi’ Sharma (1,363,680), Sahil ‘you3bi4b’ Nair (1,165,497), PokerStars India’s “Star of the Month” – December Siddharth ‘gangnam gangi’ Gangwar (1,097,920), Shashank ‘felterr’ Jain (1,039,468), and Pranav ‘PranV’ Agrawal (1,021,355) are the other strong contenders for the title.

PokerGuru Ambassador Arjanveer ‘ballistik310’ Singh Chadha (973,988), Millionaire champion Deepak ‘nachughodi’ Bothra (967,593), Vaibhav ‘vaibsss’ Bhatia (746,764), and Young Gun Anuj ‘brocklesnar95’ Yadav (706,110) are the other notables in the race to become the first-ever Summer Series Main Event champion.

Top 10 Chip Counts at the End of Day 2

1. mdigurgaon – 2,291,856
2. Manish ‘theoldestkid’ Lakhotia – 1,662,122
3. vegasbaby1892 – 1,393,792
4. Rajat ‘sharabikebabi’ Sharma – 1,363,680
5. Sahil ‘you3bi4b’ Nair – 1,165,497
6. Sailor431 – 1,159,364
7. Siddharth ‘gangnam gangi’ Gangwar – 1,097,920
8. SSR@LUCKY – 1,067,376
9. Shashank ‘felterr’ Jain – 1,039,468
10. Pranav ‘PranV’ Agrawal – 1,021,355

NPS#11 Kick-Off ₹50 Lakhs GTD – Flight 1C – PokerBaazi

Buy-in – ₹2,750

Entries – 307

Re-entries – 209

Survivors – 56

The series-opener NPS#11 Kick-Off features a ₹50 Lakhs prize pool guarantee and five starting flights. Flight 1C ran from 9 PM to 2 AM, with 516 runners joining the action. Only 56 among them made the cut for Day 2.

The recent The Millionaire champion Rajat ‘LungFakeer’ Sharma topped the Flight 1C survivors with a stack of 394,000. Young Gun Siddhanth ‘ender’ Kripalani (322,000) and ‘theazorisback’ (310,000) rounded out the top three stacks of the day.

Rohit ‘soulcrusher’ Mittal (279,000), Prashant ‘prashant32’ Jain Bhutoria (268,000), Bheem ‘Dragonglass’ Singh Meena (250,000), Aditya ‘KesarDa’ Kesharwani (248,000) and Kapil ‘kapsa92’ Kumar Vasita (229,000) also made the top 10 chip counts lists.

The event has registered 1,679 entries already (Flight 1A – 781, Flight 1B – 382, and Flight 1C – 516), with two more flights to go before Day 2 on June 16 (6 PM).

Top 10 Chip Counts at the End of Flight 1C

1. Rajat ‘LungFakeer’ Sharma – 394,000
2. Siddhanth ‘ender’ Kripalani – 322,000
3. theazorisback – 310,000
4. Rohit ‘soulcrusher’ Mittal – 279,000
5. Flippopotamus – 279,000
6. Varunn – 274,000
7. Prashant ‘prashant32’ Jain Bhutoria – 268,000
8. Bheem ‘Dragonglass’ Singh Meena – 250,000
9. Aditya ‘KesarDa’ Kesharwani – 248,000
10. Kapil ‘kapsa92’ Kumar Vasita – 229,000

The Big Deal ₹33 Lakhs GTD – Spartan Poker

Buy-in – ₹22,000

Entries – 81

Re-entries – 37

Re-buys – 42

Prize Pool – ₹33,00,000

Places Paid – 17

The recently elevated PokerGuru Staking coach Ashish ‘Donkey 07’ Munot captured his first flagship MTT title of the year last night, and it was a big one, the ₹33 Lakhs GTD The Big Deal on Spartan Poker. The two-time The Millionaire X5 champion, Munot, collected ₹8.19 Lakhs for the win after eliminating last month’s Adda52 Big Game champion Goonjan ‘gmtesting’ Mall (runner-up for ₹5.61 Lakhs) in second place.

The 9:30 PM high roller featuring a ₹22,000 entry buy-in recorded 160 entries, overlaying ₹1 Lakh in a rare occurrence. The top 17 places boarded the money bus.

Pawan ‘_luffy_1x1’ Tez (3^rd for ₹3.64 Lakhs) and Dhruvin ‘thepokerplayer’ Kothari (4^th for ₹3.01 Lakhs) also FT-ed the tourney!

Final Table Results

1. Ashish ‘Donkey 07’ Munot – ₹8,19,910
2. Goonjan ‘gmtesting’ Mall – ₹5,61,000
3. Pawan ‘_luffy_1x1’ Tez – ₹3,64,650
4. Dhruvin ‘thepokerplayer’ Kothari – ₹3,01,950
5. virgincow – ₹2,43,540
6. OfcourseOfcourse – ₹1,92,060

NPS#8 Golden Rush ₹1 Crore GTD – Flight 1B – PokerBaazi

Buy-in – ₹550

Entries – 1169

Re-entries – 508

Survivors – 208

The NPS #8 Golden Rush offers players a chance to dig into a gigantic ₹1 Crore prize pool at a buy-in of only ₹550. The tourney features 15 starting flights, the second of which ran from 5.30 PM yesterday.

A total of 1,677 players signed up, and by the time the play halted, only 208 runners were left standing.

PokerBaazi user ‘theconqrr’ (581,000) topped the surviving field, with ‘mivaan’ (426,000), ‘sagarmaheshwari’ (374,000), Jai ‘jksisme’ Saha (350,000), Deepak ‘kakoji’ Bothra (323,000), PokerGuru Ambassador Rony ‘bisadip176’ Chowdhury (288,000) and Ankit ‘starnaruto’ Saurabh (286,000) bagging the other top stacks.

The tournament needs 20,000 entries to break even and looks on track after registering 3,672 entries across two starting flights. Day 2 starts at 8:30 PM on June 27.

Top 10 Chip Counts at the End of Flight 1B

1. theconqrr – 581,000
2. mivaan – 426,000
3. sagarmaheshwari – 374,000
4. Jai ‘jksisme’ Saha – 350,000
5. Deepak ‘kakoji’ Bothra – 323,000
6. meetmeinhell – 322,000
7. Asymptote05 – 315,000
8. rohansth1 – 311,000
9. Rony ‘bisadip176’ Chowdhury – 288,000
10. Ankit ‘starnaruto’ Saurabh – 286,000

NPS#10 Freeze Out ₹10 Lakhs GTD – Flight 1A – PokerBaazi

Buy-in – ₹2,750

Entries – 321

Survivors – 48

The ₹10 Lakhs GTD NPS #10 Freezeout played the first of its two starting flights on Monday. Flight 1A took off at 8 PM and registered 321 entries. After the stipulated 24 levels of play, only 48 players made the cut for Day 2.

The long-time circuit regular and our former Young Gun, Shravan ‘fishstars’ Chhabria (255,000), the IOPC Millionaire champion Anurag ’13anurag’ Srivastava (245,000) and ‘Ashutosh.anand7’ (221,000) topped the advancing field.

Ritesh ‘magicianrk’ Khatwani (182,000), M ‘pokerkid08’ Keerthi Kumar (163,000), Rahul ‘Clearsky’ Gupta (151,000), and Ankit ‘Psycorp’ Omprakash Bajaj (143,000) bagged the other top stacks qualifying via Flight 1A.

Top 10 Chip Counts at the End of Flight 1A

1. Shravan ‘FishStars’ Chhabria – 255,000
2. Anurag ’13anurag’ Srivastava – 245,000
3. Ashutosh.anand7 – 221,000
4. YashJaiswal11 – 190,000
5. Ritesh ‘magicianrk’ Khatwani – 182,000
6. M ‘pokerkid08’ Keerthi Kumar – 163,000
7. Rahul ‘Clearsky’ Gupta – 151,000
8. akhil0488 – 151,000
9. Fassin – 144,000
10. Ankit ‘Psycorp’ Omprakash Bajaj – 143,000

Recharge ₹9.5 Lakhs GTD – Spartan Poker

Buy-in – ₹2,200

Entries – 245

Re-entries – 93

Re-buys – 231

Prize Pool – ₹11,38,000

Places Paid – 47

Spartan Poker`s ₹9.50 Lakhs GTD Recharge logged in 569 entries, and the top 47 places got a share from the guarantee crushing ₹11.38 Lakhs prize pool.

The user ‘Grandmasterbob’ walked away with the title and ₹1.84 Lakhs in prize money after a heads-up chop with Akho ‘Serial Limper’ John Richa (runner-up for ₹1.76 Lakhs).

The mystery user now boasts over ₹2.87 Lakhs in net profits on Spartan Poker.

Priyank ‘Satoshi_Nakamoto’ Kothari (5^th for ₹67,370), Arun ‘vazharmorghulis’ Sriram (6^th for ₹51,438), and Sujith ‘dancingshrimp’ Kumar (7^th for ₹37,782) also FT-ed the tourney.

Final Table Results

1. Grandmasterbob – ₹1,84,125*
2. Akho ‘Serial Limper’ John Richa – ₹1,76,670*
3. Manoj ‘Solder9’ Kumar – ₹1,05,606
4. nirmal512 – ₹83,578
5. Priyank ‘Satoshi_Nakamoto’ Kothari – ₹67,370
6. Arun ‘vazharmorghulis’ Sriram – ₹51,438
7. Sujith ‘dancingshrimp’ Kumar – ₹37,782
8. Chasingthemirage – ₹27,767

*denotes heads-up deal

Iron Man ₹8 Lakhs GTD – Adda52

Buy-in – ₹2,000

Entries – 227

Re-entries – 240

Prize Pool – ₹8,49,940

Places Paid – 49

With the third edition of the DOPT now in the rear-view mirror, it was back to the regular weekly schedule on Adda52. And the Monday headliner was the familiar ₹8 Lakhs GTD Iron Man. The event received a lot of player interest, with 467 entries generating a massive ₹8.50 Lakhs prize pool.

It took a shade over six hours for the mystery player ‘dp178’ to come out on top to win the event for a personal-best ₹1.84 Lakhs. The champion chopped the top prize heads-up with the Adda52 regular Avinash ‘avinkon’ Koneru (runner-up for ₹1.48 Lakhs).

Last week`s The Summit champion and the Voyager third-place finisher, Dhinesh ‘dinzy009’ Kumar (3rd for ₹84,994), former Maverick champion Debapriya ‘debapriya_12345’ Manna (5^th for ₹42,497), and Ashwini ‘Acehighbad’ Panwar (6^th for ₹29,748) also FT-ed the tourney.

Final Table Results

1. dp178 – ₹1,83,865*
2. Avinash ‘avinkon’ Koneru – ₹1,47,611*
3. Dhinesh ‘dinzy009’ Kumar – ₹84,994
4. pokraj – ₹63,746
5. Debapriya ‘debapriya_12345’ Manna – ₹42,497
6. Ashwini ‘Acehighbad’ Panwar – ₹29,748

*denotes a heads-up deal

Voyager ₹3 Lakhs GTD – Adda52

Buy-in – ₹1,100

Entries – 196

Re-entries – 180

Prize Pool – ₹3,76,000

Places Paid – 38

Adda52`s 9:30 PM attraction, the ₹3 Lakhs GTD Voyager, ran till 3:35 AM, and 376 participants helped collect ₹3.76 Lakhs in the prize pool.

Online reg Akshay ‘nofuchsgiven’ Dhingra shipped the event for ₹77,032, with ‘aajay9931’ placing second for ₹73,932, courtesy of a heads-up deal.

The Iron Man third-place finisher Dhinesh ‘dinzy009’ Kumar placed third here as well for ₹30,080. Yash ‘yosher’ Jain (5^th for ₹20,304) and the former IOPC ME champion Anurag ‘NormanBates’ Srivastava (8^th for ₹9,400) also FT-ed the tourney.

Deepstack ₹1.75 Lakhs GTD – PokerStars India

Buy-in – ₹1,375

Entries – 100

Re-entries – 54

Total Prize Pool – ₹1,92,500

Regular Prize Pool – ₹96,250

Bounty Prize Pool – ₹96,250

Places Paid – 17

PokerStars India user ‘mental_daddy’ captured the ₹1.75 Lakhs GTD Deepstack title for ₹45,103 (including ₹27,710 in bounties) after defeating the NPS#12 Hyper Sprint champion Anirban ‘nocluewho’ D Das (runner-up for ₹18,447) (including ₹1,055 in bounties) in the heads-up play.

Anirban Das pulled out another stunning run last night, something he has been doing with impressive consistency off-late. Overall, he lapped up ₹2.18 Lakhs, including winning PokerBaazi’s NPS#12 Hyper Sprint for ₹1.75 Lakhs.

AnirbanDas’s stats: Lifetime Winnings: ₹5.52 Crores|Lifetime Profits: ₹2.02 Crores|Annual Winnings: ₹1.36 Crores|Annual Profits: ₹30.76+ Lakhs | Ranked #18 in the 2021 Annual Leaderboard Standings

Tanmaya ‘RTDi27’ Gupta (4^th for ₹16,452), Pranav ‘pkpok13’ Khandalkar (7^th for ₹5,163), and Vikram ‘GreenSTUFF79’ Mishra (8^th for ₹4,028) also FT-ed the event.

Daily ₹1 Lakh GTD PLO Grind – PokerDangal

Buy-in – ₹660

Entries – 87

Rebuys – 93

Prize Pool – ₹1,08,000

Places Paid – 31

PokerDangal user ‘tourneyking’ took down the ₹1 Lakh GTD PLO Grind for ₹21,600, with ‘SamsungApple’ placing runner-up for ₹15,930.

Monday Blues ₹75K GTD – PokerDangal

Buy-in – ₹440

Entries – 90

Re-entries – 55

Prize Pool – ₹75,000

Places Paid – 23

The PokerDangal-hosted Monday Blues was taken down by the user ‘Hero29,’ who won ₹15,750 for the outright victory. ‘whitemagic’ (runner-up for ₹11,625) and Sumit ‘m0ney’ Gupta (3^rd for ₹8,812) secured podium finishes in the event.

Quick Freeze PLO ₹10K GTD – Khelo365

Buy-in – ₹220

Entries – 22

Re-entries – 17

Prize Pool – ₹10,000

Places Paid – 4

Khelo365’s ₹10K GTD Quick Freeze saw ‘Baazingaa’ walking away with the title and ₹4,600 after firing three bullets. ‘Christo91’ finished runner-up for ₹2,600.

This report was updated at 6:30 PM on 15.6.2021.

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