Daily Majors: Sapra, Kapoor, Chhabra, Jain & Reddy Feature Among the Prominent Tuesday Winners

Spartan Poker`s extravagant ₹25 Crores GTD IOPC is just a day away! For now, let’s take a look at the biggest winners from across the online platforms on Tuesday.

Spartan Poker

Lighting up the virtual felts on Tuesday was the ₹20 Lakhs GTD Mega Stack. The ₹3,300 buy-in tourney logged in 689 entries, to accrue ₹20.67 Lakhs in the prize pool. Anonymous user ‘Hiteshh’ beat out ‘BuddyLove’ (runner-up for ₹2.51 Lakhs) heads-up to win ₹3.99 Lakhs – the player`s best-recorded score on the site. Sanish ‘Sanish21’ Chhabra placed third for ₹1.80 Lakhs, crossing the ₹39 Lakh-mark in yearly winnings.

The other primetime tourney, the ₹7.5 Lakhs GTD Race, registered 499 entries falling one entry short on the posted guarantee. Anirudh ‘flash’ Reddy traversed the field to win the title for ₹1.22 Lakhs after locking in a heads-up deal with Gautam ‘Rabbithunter’ Kaul (runner-up for ₹1.17 Lakhs). Reddy is a consistent winner on the site, and his online graph shows that he has profited over ₹30 Lakhs playing MTT`s on Spartan Poker to date.

PokerBaazi

PokerBaazi’s ₹15 Lakhs GTD Endeavour logged in a 456-strong field, piling in ₹15.96 Lakhs in the prize pool kitty. After eight hours and fifteen minutes of play, Jeeran ‘J6off’ Jain was the last player standing and took home a site-best score of ₹3.21 Lakhs. Jain sits with ₹15 Lakhs in winnings on PokerBaazi. He seems to have resumed playing on the site these last two-three days, and that too after a gap of over eight months.

APL ambassador Sumit ‘boronyx’ Sapra finished runner-up for ₹2.25 Lakhs. He is currently ranked #11 on the yearly leader board with almost ₹1.60 Crores in winnings!

Adda52

Headlining the action on Adda52 was the ₹7.5 Lakhs GTD Hitman. Sporting a buy-in of ₹4,500, the tourney clocked in a field of 241 entries to secure a prize pool worth ₹7.71 Lakhs. In the end, Ankit ‘helter_skelter’ Kapoor came out on top after beating ‘annanya_agarwal92’ (runner-up for ₹1.23 Lakhs) heads-up for the title and the ₹2.12 Lakhs first-place cash prize. This happens to be Kapoor’s second-biggest score on the site.

The ₹3 Lakhs GTD Hexagram played down to a heads-up chop between Young Gun Siddharth ‘skaria’ Karia (₹85,300) and Harshit ‘Harshit114’ Sanghi (runner-up for ₹72,130). A turnout of 173 entries helped generate ₹3.46 Lakhs in prize money.

The last five days of the AOPS that were re-scheduled resume play today.

PokerStars India

Unlike last Tuesday, the ₹8 Lakhs GTD Sixth Sense could not meet its posted guarantee yesterday. The ₹3,300 buy-in tourney brought together 246 entries, to suffer a shortfall of ₹62,000. The almost seven-hour-long grind came to a close with former PGT champion Karan ‘999AykA999’ Jain winning the title and ₹1.46 Lakhs in prize money.

Jain has become a regular online player off-late and has quickly accumulated ₹55 Lakhs in online winnings. Jain defeated Sagar ‘0B0RRA’ Patnaik in the heads-up play, the latter collecting ₹1.05 Lakhs. Patnaik made two podium finishes yesterday. His other deep run was in Adda52’s Hexagram, where he placed third for ₹44,980.

The site`s ₹5 Lakhs GTD Super Tuesday recorded 158 entries, falling ₹1.05 Lakhs short of the break-even mark. Making the most of the situation was Ashwin ‘Ashwinvijay’ Vijay, who clinched the title and ₹93,627 in prize money following a heads-up deal with Sushant ‘sush2209’ Singh (runner-up for ₹82,741).

Ritwik Khanna was another standout performer on Tuesday as he posted two FT finishes. He placed 6^th in Spartan Poker’s Mega Stack for ₹87,021 and seventh in PokerBaazi’s The Endeavour for ₹53,626.

The other Tuesday winners were:

Mega Stack ₹20 Lakhs GTD – Spartan Poker

Buy-in – ₹3,300

Entries – 351

Re-entries – 136

Re-buys – 202

Prize Pool – ₹20,67,000

Places Paid – 71

Spartan Poker’s ₹20 Lakhs GTD Mega Stack did well to pull in 689 entries, surpassing its advertised guarantee by ₹67,000. The ₹3,300 buy-in tourney paid out the top 71 finishers.

A little over eight hours later, ‘Hiteshh’ emerged victorious and outlasted a final table comprising of the likes of Sanish ‘Sanish21’ Chhabra (3^rd for ₹1.80 Lakhs), Siddharth ‘Devils Advocate’ Ranshevre (5^th for ₹1.11 Lakhs), Ritwik ‘Fisherman1997’ Khanna (6^th for ₹87,021), Ankur ‘Crimemastergogo’Sehgal (7^th for ₹65,524), and Dhaval ‘MandirYahinBanayenge’ Mudgal (8^th for ₹45,681).

The champion took home ₹3.98 Lakhs in top prize, while runner-up ‘BuddyLove’ had to contend with a second-place payout worth ₹2.51 Lakhs.

Final Table Results

1. Hiteshh – ₹3,98,931
2. BuddyLove – ₹2,51,347
3. Sanish ‘Sanish21’ Chhabra – ₹1,80,036
4. Hondrick – ₹1,41,796
5. Siddharth ‘Devils Advocate’ Ranshevre – ₹1,11,411
6. Ritwik ‘Fisherman1997’ Khanna – ₹87,021
7. Ankur ‘Crimemastergogo’ Sehgal – ₹65,524
8. Dhaval ‘MandirYahinBanayenge’ Mudgal – ₹45,681
9. WrckAGE – ₹36,173

The Endeavour ₹15 Lakhs GTD – PokerBaazi

Buy-in – ₹3,850

Entries – 241

Re-entries – 215

Prize Pool – ₹15,96,000

Places Paid – 54

Topping a 456-strong entry field, Jeeran ‘J6off’ Jain emerged victorious on PokerBaazi’s ₹15 Lakhs GTD event, The Endeavour. Jain denied seasoned pro and APL Ambassador Sumit ‘boronyx’ Sapra (runner-up for ₹2.24 Lakhs), to champion the event for a whooping ₹3.20 Lakhs.

With a guarantee smashing ₹15.96 prizepool, the event offered top 54 players a share from the prize pool.

Deepak ‘DEEPAKALLIN’ Sachdeva (3^rd for ₹1.44 Lakhs), Ballack ‘Ballack’ Micheal (4^th for ₹1.06 Lakhs), Varun ‘Vg_007’ Gulati (5^th for ₹80,279), Kachnar ‘Panther368’ Sinha (6^th for ₹64,319), Ritwik ‘Ritwikkhanna’ Khanna (7^th for ₹53,626), and Sandy ‘Ziigmund’ Lamba (8^th for ₹42,773).

Final Table Results

1. Jeeran ‘J6off’ Jain – ₹3,20,796
2. Sumit ‘boronyx’ Sapra – ₹2,24,876
3. Deepak ‘DEEPAKALLIN’ Sachdeva – ₹1,44,598
4. Ballack ‘Ballack’ Micheal – ₹1,06,932
5. Varun ‘Vg_007’ Gulati – ₹80,279
6. Kachnar ‘Panther368’ Sinha – ₹64,319
7. Ritwik ‘Ritwikkhanna’ Khanna – ₹53,626
8. Sandy ‘Ziigmund’ Lamba – ₹42,773
9. dilbaghsingh – ₹32,080

Sixth Sense ₹8 Lakhs GTD –PokerStars India

Buy-in – ₹3,300

Entries – 141

Re-entries – 105

Prize Pool – ₹8,00,000

Places Paid – 47

PokerStars India’s signature ₹8 Lakhs GTD Sixth Sense attracted a total of 246 participants that resulted in an overlay of ₹62,000 and the top 47 places crossed the money line. After almost seven hours of intense action, MTT reg Karan ‘999AykA999’ Jain walked away with the title and ₹1.45 Lakhs prize money defeating Sagar ‘0B0RRA’ Patnaik (2^nd for ₹1.05 Lakhs) heads-up.

The only other prominent player on the FT was Young Gun Kanchan ‘thandicoke’ Sharma who finished fourth for₹54,612.

Final Table Results

1. Karan ‘999AykA999’ Jain – ₹1,45,959
2. Sagar ‘0B0RRA’ Patnaik – ₹1,05,176
3. you3bi4b – ₹75,788
4. Kanchan ‘thandicoke’ Sharma – ₹54,612
5. kidwithim – ₹39,352
6. imhobadshah – ₹28,357
7. RSmincer – ₹23,034
8. ARYAN5** – ₹18,710
9. bambyboo88 – ₹18,710

Hitman ₹7.5 Lakhs GTD – Adda52

Buy-in – ₹4,500

Entries – 135

Re-entries – 106

Prize Pool – ₹7,71,198

Places Paid – 24

Adda52’s ₹7.5 Lakhs GTD Hitman drew 241 entries (135 unique and 106 re-entries) in its latest run, making for a ₹7.71 Lakhs prize pool.

Ankit ‘helter_skelter’ Kapoor overtook the field including his heads-up opponent ‘annanya_agarwal92’ (runner-up for ₹1.23 Lakhs) to capture the title for ₹2.11 Lakhs.

Vishnu ‘violator’ Khandelwal (6^th for ₹32,776) and Manish ‘newkidpoker’ Lakhotia (7^th for ₹25,064) also final tabled the event.

Final Table Results (Excluding Bounties)

1. Ankit ‘helter_skelter’ Kapoor – ₹2,11,694
2. annanya_agarwal92 – ₹1,23,392
3. pirate_king – ₹92,544
4. DADDY5050 – ₹66,323
5. GiggsyBet – ₹46,272
6. Vishnu ‘violator’ Khandelwal – ₹32,776
7. Manish ‘newkidpoker’ Lakhotia – ₹25,064
8. mannu425 – ₹19,280
9. AkkiDan007 – ₹15,424

The Race ₹7.5 Lakhs GTD – Spartan Poker

Buy-in – ₹1,650

Entries – 285

Re-entries – 76

Re-buys – 138

Prize Pool – ₹7,50,000

Places Paid – 47

A total of 499 entries were collected in The Race ₹7.5 Lakhs GTD on Spartan Poker yesterday. The event fell one entry short of meeting its listed guarantee and the top 47 places were assured payouts.

Online player Anirudh ‘flash’ Reddy had been missing in action for the past few months. His last big win had come in Spartan Poker’s Ultron ₹20 Lakhs GTD for ₹4.04 Lakhs on February 20. Last night, he was back in action yet again after he trounced the field in The Race and claimed ₹1.21 Lakhs in top prize. A heads-up chop with Gautam ‘Rabbithunter’ Kaul saw the latter walk away with ₹1.17 Lakhs for finishing runner-up.

MTT crusher Anant ‘Pro’ Purohit had championed Spartan Poker’s ReCharge ₹12 Lakhs GTD on Monday night for ₹2.32 Lakhs. He was looking to ship back-to-back events, but fell two places short of clinching the title. Ultimately, he added ₹69,600 to his bankroll for his third-place finish.

Other notables on the final table included Neeraj ‘SelfClaimedPros’ Kumar (4^th for ₹56,325), Ravinder’jason’ Singh (7^th for ₹24,900), and PokerGuru Ambassador Nadeem ‘blindgame’ Basha (8^th for ₹18,300).

Final Table Results

1. Anirudh ‘flash’ Reddy – ₹1,21,919*
2. Gautam ‘Rabbithunter’ Kaul – ₹1,17,106*
3. Anant ‘Pro’ Purohit – ₹69,600
4. Neeraj ‘SelfClaimedPros’ Kumar – ₹56,325
5. Ankit modi – ₹44,400
6. VishalMaharaj – ₹33,900
7. Ravinder ‘jason’ Singh -₹24,900
8. Nadeem ‘blindgame’ Basha – ₹18,300
9. theazorisback – ₹15,000
   *denotes heads-up deal

Super Tuesday ₹5 Lakhs GTD – PokerStars India

Buy-in – ₹2,750

Entries – 102

Re-entries – 56

Prize Pool – ₹5,00,000

Places Paid – 27

The ₹5 Lakhs GTD Super Tuesday could only muster 158 entries falling a significant ₹1.05 Lakhs short of breaking even. The top 27 places got paid.

Racing past the competition was Ashwin ‘Ashwinvijay’ Vijay who cut a heads-up deal with Sushant ‘sush2209’ Singh (runner-up for ₹82,741) and took home ₹93,627 in prize money.

Also making FT finishes were Guneet ‘GSK1515’ Kwatra (4^th for ₹41,956) and Rajat ‘Rsd1207’ Singh Dhingra(8^th for₹13,004).

Final Table Results

1. Ashwin ‘Ashwinvijay’ Vijay- ₹93,627*
2. Sushant ‘sush2209’ Singh – ₹82,741*
3. pranay1245 – ₹56,231
4. Guneet ‘GSK1515’Kwatra – ₹41,956
5. nihilist1986 – ₹31,305
6. Bedevilforyou – ₹23,358
7. 2EZ4Sandy – ₹17,428
8. Rajat ‘Rsd1207’ Singh Dhingra – ₹13,004
9. razzi15 – ₹11,333
   *denotes heads-up deal

Hexagram ₹3 Lakhs GTD – Adda52

Buy-in – ₹2,200

Entries – 91

Re-entries – 82

Prize Pool – ₹3,46,000

Places Paid – 17

Topping a field of 173 entries, Young Gun Siddharth ‘skaria’ Karia took down the ₹3 Lakhs GTD Hexagram for ₹85,300 on Adda52 yesterday. After deciding upon a heads-up deal, Karia’s final showdown was against Harshit ‘Harshit114’ Sanghi who had to concede to a runner-up finish worth ₹72,130.

Other notables who final tabled the event include, Sagar ‘passivity’ Patnaik (3^rd for ₹44,980), Vishnu ‘violator’ Khandelwal (5^th for ₹22,490), and Devrat ‘Vickypune’ Singh (7^th for ₹12,975).

Tuesday MonsterStack ₹3 Lakhs GTD – PokerBaazi

Buy-in – ₹2,200

Entries – 91

Re-entries – 42

Prize Pool – ₹3,00,000

Places Paid – 15

PokerBaazi’s ₹3 Lakhs GTD Tuesday MonsterStack registered an overlay of ₹34,000 after attracting 132 entrants.

Online regular Hitesh ‘hiteshbhai’ Batra bested Gautam ‘M8a7’ Rohilla to ship the event for ₹80,400. Rohilla settled for ₹56,310 for his runner-up finish.

Aditya ‘adit11’ Kulkarni (3^rd for ₹36,210), Akshay ‘CallmeAK’ Kapoor (5^th for ₹20,100), Sunday’s BSS MegaStack ₹8 Lakhs GTD winner Kuldeep ‘Bacchapro’ Jorwal (6^th for ₹16,080), and Akshat ‘takingcuntrol’ Sharma (8^th for ₹10,710) were the notable finalists.

Monster Stack ₹3 Lakhs GTD – Spartan Poker

Buy-in – ₹880

Entries – 218

Re-entries – 79

Re-buys – 184

Prize Pool – ₹3,84,800

Places Paid – 39

The ₹3 Lakhs GTD Monster Stack was an afternoon event on Spartan Poker that crowned a champion in ‘Unpredictable1’ for ₹63,192, following a heads-up deal with ‘KidChaos24’ (runner-up for ₹60,241).

The event invited 481 entries whose contributions generated a commendable prize pool amounting to ₹3.84 Lakhs. The prize money was distributed among the top 39 runners.

Gladiator ₹2.50 Lakhs GTD – Pocket52

Buy-in – ₹1,250

Entries – 134

Re-entries – 79

Prize Pool – ₹2,50,000

Places Paid – 36

The ₹2.50 Lakhs GTD Gladiator saw213 runners in the fray to leave an overlay of ₹10,375and the top 36 places boarded the money bus.

‘js5527’ claimed the title and the ₹56,250 cash prize that came with it after beating ‘Boomsankar’ (2^nd for₹33,750) in the heads-up match.

Anuj ‘Inandalive’ Laddhad (3^rd for ₹25,750), Rahul ‘Mrrahul777’ Kumar (4^th for ₹19,375), and Sunny ‘ARRAH’ Shashi Singh (5^th for₹15,000) also posted FT scores.

Night Rider – DeepStack Turbo ₹2.50 Lakhs GTD – Spartan Poker

Buy-in – ₹880

Entries – 161

Re-entries – 67

Rebuys – 103

Prize Pool – ₹2,54,800

Places Paid – 31

Another of Spartan events to surpass its advertised guarantee was the ₹2.50 Lakhs GTD Night Rider – DeepStack Turbo. With 331 entries coming in, the event generated ₹2.54 Lakhs in prize money.

‘Rolling1’ clinch the title for ₹56,005 after beating ‘clu853’ (2^nd for ₹37,707) heads-up.

Sanjay ‘sanjayg007’ Gupta (3^rd for ₹26,585), Ravinder ‘jason’ Singh (6^th for₹12,948), and Gaurav Ashok ‘NuttieGuttie’ Jaiin (8^th for ₹6,911) were the other known FT scorers.

Ultimate PLO ₹2 Lakhs GTD – Spartan Poker

Buy-in – ₹2,200

Entries – 52

Re-entries – 19

Re-buys – 37

Prize Pool – ₹2,16,000

Places Paid – 9

The daily ₹2 Lakhs GTD Ultimate PLO on Spartan Poker had an eventful run last night. Registering 108 participants, the tournament posted a prize pool worth ₹2.16 Lakhs.

Anonymous user ‘reddiered07’ topped the field and pocketed ₹62,964 up top, while ‘dagadfool’ came in second for ₹45,360.

Himadri ‘Hi mad’ Pal (5^th for ₹17,280) was the only known name on the final table.

Pocket Lunch ₹2 Lakhs GTD – Pocket52

Buy-in – ₹1,100

Entries – 81

Re-entries – 54

Prize Pool – ₹2,00,000

Places Paid – 27

Pocket52’s daily afternoon tourney, the ₹2 Lakhs GTD Pocket Lunch saw a field of 135 entries which resulted in a hefty overlay of 65,000 and the top 27 places took advantage of the value on offer.

Championing the event was ‘SachinTendulkar’ who defeated ‘Fullhouse’ (2^nd for ₹28,000) in the heads-up match and took away the lion’s share worth ₹46,000.

Rahul ‘Mrrahul777’ Kumar (3^rd for ₹21,000) and Kiran ‘BhokaliShiva’ Kakde (5^th for ₹12,000) were the notables present on the FT.

Pocket Dinner ₹1.50 Lakhs GTD – Pocket52

Buy-in – ₹1,100

Entries – 99

Re-entries – 30

Prize Pool – ₹1,50,000

Places Paid –27

Shivam ‘champhiyan’ Shukla took down last night’s ₹1.50 Lakhs GTD Pocket Dinner and claimed the top prize worth ₹34,500 after topping a field of 135 entries. The event suffered an overlay of 15,000 and the top 15 places got paid.

Abhishek ‘Heisenberg’ Paul (5^th for ₹9,000) and Niteen ‘Niteenplus’ Raj (6^th for ₹6,750) were the only other known names who featured on the FT.

Battlefield Tuesday ₹1 Lakh GTD – Poker Dangal

Buy-in – ₹1,100

Entries – 58

Rebuys – 48

Prize Pool – ₹1,06,000

Places Paid – 15

The ₹1 Lakh GTD Battlefield Tuesday was taken down by ‘Bluffking’ for ₹25,440 last night on Poker Dangal.

The event overcame the advertised guarantee on the back of 106 runners, to create a total prize pool worth ₹1.06 Lakhs, paying top 15 places.

Ashwin ‘Ashwinvijay’ Vijay (5^th for ₹7,420), Hitesh ‘easymoney’ Jain (8^th for ₹2,915), and Anuj ‘Inandalive’ Laddhad (9^th for ₹2,650) were the notable finalists.

Under The Gun PLO ₹20K GTD – Khelo365

Buy-in – ₹330

Entries – 22

Re-entries – 4

Rebuys – 11

Add-ons – 16

Prize Pool – ₹20,000

Places Paid – 3

The ₹20K GTD Under The Gun PLO on Khelo365 saw ‘Knight1980’ clinching the title for ₹10,000.

Grinder 2.0 NLHE ₹20K GTD – Khelo365

Buy-in – ₹275

Entries – 41

Re-entries – 36

Prize Pool – ₹20,000

Places Paid – 8

Adding ₹6,800 to his bankroll, mystery user ‘KEE’ outlasted a field of 77 players to win Khelo65’s ₹20K GTD Grinder 2.0 NLHE.

While final 8 got paid, the event booked a small overlay of ₹750 against the posted guarantee.

Even this event had a shortfall of ₹4,100 post attracting 53 players.

This report was updated at 3:00 PM on 08.07.2020.

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