Daily Majors: Singhvi, Bansal, Rohila, Narayan & Singh Crush the Thursday Flagships

Thursday night was intense, and while Spartan Poker’s FTS lineup had mainstays like the Big Game and the Monster Stack, the schedule at the WPT Online India series on Adda52 was equally action-packed with some massive guaranteed tourneys.

Here`s a quick look at the Thursday flagships..

Spartan Poker

Driving up the FTS excitement on Spartan Poker was the FTS #8 Big Game. With a buy-in of ₹22,000, the tourney offered players a chance to earn from a mouth-watering ₹1 Crore prize pool guarantee. The action took off at 8 PM, and 452 runners (256 unique, 105 re-entries, and 91 rebuys) joined the action, resulting in an overlay of ₹9.60 Lakhs. There is a jaw-dropping ₹19.49 Lakhs reserved for the champion.

The play was paused with the formation of the eight-handed final table, where leading the FT qualifiers was none other than PokerGuru Ambassador Kartik ‘TheInternetKid’ Ved (2,378,797).

WPT Monday Feature runner-up Sagar ‘strangeplay’ Choudhury (2,361,145) and Dhirendra ‘dhiru91’ Kumar (2,223,611) are the other two players who will be entering the FT with a 2-Million-plus stack.

Also returning for the final day`s play today will be Ashwin ‘A116’ Vijay (1,623,930), Eshaan ‘Ekapoor’ Kapoor (894,903), Mohit ‘ro3bet’ Goyal (775,771), Srihari ‘bangbang99’ Bang (656,523), and ‘Sid297’ (385,320).

The second of the six featured tourneys at the FTS, the ₹70 Lakhs GTD FTS #5 Monster Stack, had recorded 649 entries on Wednesday – filling in ₹5.10 Lakhs in overlays. A three-way deal on the FT last night saw seasoned reg Siddarth ‘PeterPunter’ Singhvi claim the bragging rights for a whopping ₹11.55 Lakhs payday. This is the single-largest score collected at the ongoing series so far.

Singhvi, who claimed his second WPT India title only a day back in the ₹17 Lakhs GTD WPT Deepstack, now has ₹4.68 Crores in online winnings.

FTS #5 runner-up Saikrishna ‘sai4456’ Pande pocketed ₹8.54 Lakhs, with third-place finisher Parth ‘PufferFish’ Aggarwal padding his bankroll by ₹8.02 Lakhs.

The ₹25 Lakhs GTD FTS#9 logged in 591 entries, overlaying ₹1.36 Lakhs. The top 55 places finished ITM, and the winner emerged in ‘TheGTObot,’ who banked ₹4.85 Lakhs after defeating Saurabh ‘darksider’ Rohilla (runner-up for ₹3.07 Lakhs) in the heads-up play.

Young Gun Anujkumar ‘aatmaan108’ Kodam (3^rd for ₹2.22 Lakhs) and PokerGuru Ambassador Devvrat ‘deranzzdd’ Arya (4^th for ₹1.79 Lakhs) were the other top finishers.

Devvrat Arya also placed runner-up in PokerStars India’s ₹10 Lakhs GTD Uppercut MAGIC Edition for ₹1 Lakhs, earning a cumulative ₹2.79 Lakhs last night.

Spartan Poker regular ‘FunkeyFox’ came out on top of a guarantee-crushing 632-entry field in the ₹7.50 Lakhs GTD FTS #7 to win 1.84 Lakhs. ‘asg123’ finished runner-up for ₹1.17 Lakhs.

PokerStars India

PokerStars India’s signature Thursday tourney, the ₹4,400 entry buy-in ₹10 Lakhs GTD Uppercut MAGIC Edition, took off at 7.30 PM and wrangled in 237 entries (124 unique and 113 re-entries) by the time late registrations closed. An overlay of ₹52,000 had to be catered for by the site, and the top 41 places benefitted from this added value. Simultaneously, all ITM finishers in the tourney picked up TLB points for the PokerStars India “Star of the Month” – November leaderboard.

Navigating his way to the top after almost seven hours of play was Abhijeet ‘sexylady7766’ Kumar. Kumar fired two bullets in the tourney and knocked out a good number of rivals on his way to the top, earning an impressive ₹1.22 Lakhs in bounties alone. He eventually agreed to a heads-up chop with PokerGuru Ambassador Devvrat ‘bhasm@sur1’ Arya to pocket ₹83,642 in prize money, winning a cumulative ₹2.06 Lakhs in the event.

Arya collected a runner-up payday of ₹1 Lakhs (₹83,642 in prize money, ₹16,438 in bounties).

The ₹2 Lakhs GTD The Classic PKO crowned a winner in ‘sumitm74,’ who outran 136 entries to win ₹63,059, after striking a heads-up deal with ‘Mnk_820’ (runner-up for ₹23,660).

All 17 ITM finishers in the ₹1 Lakhs GTD Bigstack Turbo accumulated points towards the PokerStars India “Star of the Month” – November leaderboard race. ‘ASG 91’ bested the 97-entry field to win ₹22,373.

Adda52

The inaugural WPT Online India series has been setting the virtual felts on fire, and Thursday brought on its own share of firecrackers with 10 WPT tourneys on the day`s roster.

The biggest attraction was hands down the ₹2.5 Crores GTD WPT India Main Event that added 226 entries (146 unique and 80 re-entries) in the fourth starting flight. Day 1D began at 7 PM, and the starting field whittled down to 27 survivors over the next four hours. Leading this group to Day 2 was ‘slotmachine’ (435,578), with

Gagandeep ‘gaganhyd’ Singh (239,716) and Pranay ‘setmeup’ Chawla (236,668) carrying the next top stacks to Day 2. The event has four more starting flights to run before the ME Finale on Sunday.

The ₹15 Lakhs GTD WPT India Madness also ran Day 1D, drawing entries (287 unique, 146 re-entries). The play halted in under three hours with 66 runners securing their seats for Day 2. ‘rajroykl’ (339,116), Abhishek ‘DurrrSucks’ (239,837) Garg, and ‘1234manoj’ (219,814) carried forward the top stacks of the day.

The WPT Trophy event of the day was the ₹30 Lakhs GTD WPT Thursday Feature. The cards went up in the air at 8 PM, and a turnout of 640 participants ensured a juicy ₹32 Lakhs prize pool. Raghav ‘BaLuGaWhAlE’ Bansal trounced the competition to collect his second WPT Trophy and ₹8 Lakhs. The former Millionaire Ayush ‘lazyman’ Garg finished runner-up for ₹4.64 Lakhs.

Bansal features among the standout winners in the ongoing series. He won his career-first WPT Trophy on the opening day of the series, where he topped 280 entries to win the ₹30 Lakhs GTD WPT Big Game for ₹9.67 Lakhs. He also picked up a runner-up score worth ₹5.10 Lakhs in the ₹30 Lakhs GTD WPT India Mini Highroller. With the second WPT title in his grasp, Bansal now sits with over ₹3.30 Crores in MTT earnings.

Mohit ‘thejokerrrr’ Mehta (3^rd for ₹3.13 Lakhs), Rubin ‘kornkif’ Labroo (4^th for ₹2.24 Lakhs), Vatsal ‘pivs’ Srivastava (5^th for ₹1.60 Lakhs), Siddharth ‘gabandheer’ Pandey (6^th for ₹1.12 Lakhs), Gagandeep ‘gaganhyd’ Singh (7^th for ₹88,000) and WPT India Madness Day 1C topper Abhishek ‘Bong’ Paul (8^th for ₹64,000) also posted FT scores in the WPT Thursday Feature.

Also closing out a title win was Devrat ‘Vickypune’ Singh, who stormed past 502 runners in the ₹8 Lakhs GTD WPT Mini 6-Max to help himself to a payday of ₹2.24 Lakhs. Biplave ‘Bksingh1’ Singh finished runner-up for ₹1.57 Lakhs while Ayush Garg, who had placed runner-up in the WPT India Thursday Feature, picked up a third-place score of ₹95,380.

Earlier in the day, the ₹5 Lakhs GTD WPT Classic was championed by Amarjeet ‘amarjeet1989’ Singh for ₹1.01 Lakhs.

PokerBaazi

The second edition of PokerBaazi’s ₹50 Lakhs GTD The Value Bomb continued to expand its field with Day 1B registering 509 entries (363 unique, 146 re-entries) on Thursday. Only 54 among them could bag a stack for Day 2.

Akhilesh ‘Aone1’ Gautam (467,000) was the end-of-day chip leader, with Bharat ‘Thinkfloyd’ Vasan (456,000) and Aditya S ‘StuUnger’ Anand (350,000) rounding out the top three stacks from the flight.

Over at the ₹15 Lakhs GTD The Summit, 228 entries (133 unique and 95 re-entries) entered the fray to help generate a profitable ₹17.01 Lakhs prize pool. The mystery user ‘Iamfish’ navigated their way past the stacked field to win ₹4.02 Lakhs. Former Millionaire Lite champion Sreekanth ‘n0thing’ Narayan placed runner-up for ₹2.82 Lakhs).

PokerGuru Ambassador Gokul ‘Nygma’ Raj (3^rd for ₹1.82 Lakhs) and Ranjeet ‘Rj147’ Negi (4^th for ₹1.34 Lakhs) were the prominent pros who FT-ed the tourney.

The ₹4 Lakhs GTD Thursday 6-Max DeepStack witnessed ‘vr055’ ride to the top of the 108-strong field to win ₹1.13 Lakhs.

The other notable Thursday winners were –

WPT India Main Event ₹2.5 Crore GTD Day 1D – Adda52

Buy-in – ₹11,000

Entries – 146

Re-entries – 80

Survivors – 27

The fourth starting flight of WPTOI’s magnum opus, the ₹2.5 Crore GTD WPT India Main Event, gathered 226 entries (146 unique and 80 re-entries), taking the overall field size to 1,131 entries. A total of 27 runners qualified for Day 2 from Day 1D.

Leading the day`s survivors was anonymous user ‘slotmachine,’ who bagged a stack of 435,578 to grab the end-of-day chip lead. They were trailed by Gagandeep ‘gaganhyd’ Singh (239,716) and Pranay ‘setmeup’ Chawla (236,668), who round out the top three stacks.

Vivek ‘Vivek94540’ Singh (189,887), Dhaval ‘dirtyzoso’ Mudgal (189,558), PokerGuru Ambassador Kartik ‘Pegasus1505’ Ved (184,551), our latest Young Gun Neel ‘neeljoshi23’ Joshi (161,527), Saahib ‘saahib’ Bawa (157,767) and Sreekanth ‘n0thing’ Narayan (145,603) were the other known names among the top 10 stacks of the day.

With four of the 10 starting flights of the WPTOI Main Event in the books, ‘slotmachine’ sits in the overall chip lead.

Top 10 Chip Counts at the End of Day 1D

1. slotmachine – 435,578
2. Gagandeep ‘gaganhyd’ Singh – 239,716
3. Pranay ‘setmeup’ Chawla – 236,668
4. Vivek ‘Vivek94540’ Singh – 189,887
5. Dhaval ‘dirtyzoso’ Mudgal – 189,558
6. Kartik ‘Pegasus1505’ Ved – 184,551
7. kingsb30 – 161,636
8. Neel ‘neeljoshi23’ Joshi – 161,527
9. Saahib ‘saahib’ Bawa – 157,767
10. Sreekanth ‘n0thing’ Narayan – 145,603

FTS #8 Big Game ₹1 Crore GTD – Spartan Poker

Buy-in – ₹22,000

Entries – 256

Re-entries – 105

Re-buys – 91

Prize Pool – ₹1,00,00,000

Places Paid – 47

Bringing back the eight-figure guarantee we have gotten so used to at Spartan Poker was the ₹1 Crore GTD FTS #8 Big Game. The tourney experienced an ₹9.60 Lakhs deficit to meet its posted guarantee after pulling in 452 challengers. The ₹22,000 entry buy-in event commenced at 8 PM and was paused once the 8-max FT was formed.

Leading the survivors was none other than PokerGuru Ambassador Kartik ‘TheInternetKid’ Ved with 2,378,797 in chips. Rounding out the top three stacks were Sagar ‘strangeplay’ Choudhury (2,361,145) and Dhirendra ‘dhiru91’ Kumar (2,223,611).

The eight remaining players will return to the virtual felts at 6 PM today to play down to a winner.

The other known names who will be coming back to play the FT today include Ashwin ‘A116’ Vijay (1,623,930), Eshan ‘Ekapoor’ Kapoor (894,903), Mohit ‘ro3bet’ Goyal (775,771), and Srihari ‘bangbang99’ Bang (656,623).

Final Table Chip Counts

1. Kartik ‘TheInternetKid’ Ved – 2,378,797
2. Sagar ‘strangeplay’ Choudhury – 2,361,145
3. Dhirendra ‘dhiru91’ Kumar – 2,223,611
4. Ashwin ‘A116’ Vijay – 1,623,930
5. Eshan ‘Ekapoor’ Kapoor – 894,903
6. Mohit ‘ro3bet’ Goyal – 775,771
7. Srihari ‘bangbang99’ Bang – 656,623
8. Sid297 – 385,320

FTS #5 Monster Stack ₹70 Lakhs GTD – Spartan Poker

Buy-in – ₹11,000

Entries – 341

Re-entries – 139

Re-buys – 169

Prize Pool – ₹70,00,000

Places Paid – 71

The second featured tourney at the inaugural FTS, the ₹11,000 entry buy-in FTS #5 Monster Stack ₹70 Lakhs GTD commenced at 6 PM – with a cards-up FT live-stream running on a short delay.

Championing the tourney was Wednesday’s WPT Deepstack champion, Siddarth ‘PeterPunter’ Singhvi, who continuing his winning spree, took away ₹11.55 Lakhs in prize money after a three-way deal with Saikrishna ‘sai4456’ Pande (runner-up for ₹8.54 Lakhs) and Parth ‘PufferFish’ Aggarwal (3^rd for ₹8.02 Lakhs.

Next on the payouts list were Abhishek ‘PoeticInjustice’ Gubba (4^th for ₹4.80 Lakhs), Rohit ‘ToTheStreets’ Agarwal (5^th for ₹3.77 Lakhs), Sanket ‘BANK$Y’ Arora (6^th for ₹2.87 Lakhs), Ashish ‘UGOTBLUFF’ Pareek (7^th for ₹2.21 Lakhs), and Vatsal ‘VATTY’ Srivastava (8^th for ₹1.54 Lakhs).

Final Table Results

1. Siddarth ‘PeterPunter’ Singhvi – ₹11,55,504
2. Saikrishna ‘sai4456’ Pande – ₹8,54,078
3. Parth ‘PufferFish’ Aggarwal – ₹8,02,318
4. Abhishek ‘PoeticInjustice’ Gubba – ₹4,80,200
5. Rohit ‘ToTheStreets’ Agarwal – ₹3,77,300
6. Sanket ‘BANK$Y’ Arora – ₹2,87,744
7. Ashish ‘UGOTBLUFF’ Pareek – ₹2,21,900
8. Vatsal ‘VATTY’ Srivastava – ₹1,54,700

The Value Bomb Day 1B ₹50 Lakhs GTD – PokerBaazi

Buy-in – ₹2,750

Entries – 363

Re-entries – 146

Survivors – 54

Total Entries – 509

The second starting flight of the ₹50 Lakhs GTD The Value Bomb took off at 8 PM last night. By the time late registrations closed, a total of 509 entries (363 unique and 146 re-entries) had been registered. Fifty-four of them made their way to Day 2.

Leading the pack was Akhilesh ‘Aone1’ Gautam (467,000), followed by MTT reg Bharat ‘Thinkfloyd’ Vasan (456,000) and Aditya S ‘StuUnger’ Anand (350,000).

PokerGuru Ambassador Devvrat ‘flopCheck’ Arya (324,000), Shivam ‘broosky’ Shukla (238,000), Mohammad ‘chandlerbing’ Azhar (227,000), and Rising Star Aman ‘KarmaPoker’ Parakh (222,000) carried forward top stacks.

With two starting flights done and dusted, the total registrations now stand at 1,024 entries.

Top 10 Chip Counts at the End of Day 1B

1. Akhilesh ‘Aone1’ Gautam – 467,000
2. Bharat ‘Thinkfloyd’ Vasan – 456,000
3. Aditya S ‘StuUnger’ Anand – 350,000
4. Devvrat ‘flopCheck’ Arya – 324,000
5. Iamfish – 316,000
6. iamwinner22 – 272,000
7. Shivam ‘broosky’ Shukla – 238,000
8. cerealkiller – 236,000
9. Mohammad ‘chandlerbing’ Azhar – 227,000
10. Aman ‘KarmaPoker’ Parakh – 222,000

WPT Thursday Feature ₹30 Lakhs GTD – Adda52

Buy-in – ₹5,500

Entries – 316

Re-entries – 324

Prize Pool – ₹32,00,000

Places Paid – 72

The WPT Trophy event of the day, the ₹30 Lakhs GTD WPT Thursday Feature, started at 8 PM and registered 640 participants for a whopping ₹32 Lakhs prize pool collection.

The action went on till well past 6 AM, where coming out on top was the seasoned MTT pro Raghav ‘BaLuGaWhAlE’ Bansal, who claimed his second WPT trophy and a cool ₹8 Lakhs. The former Millionaire champion Ayush ‘lazyman’ Garg finished runner-up for ₹4.64 Lakhs.

Bansal had shipped the ₹30 Lakhs GTD WPT Big Game on November 5 for ₹9.67 Lakhs. He currently boasts over ₹3.30 Crores in MTT earnings.

Garg, who had championed the ₹30 Lakhs GTD WPT Kick-Off for ₹8.57 Lakhs, scored a runner-up finish in Tuesday’s ₹8 Lakhs GTD WPT Mini 6-Max for ₹1.44 Lakhs. His recent second-place finish has boosted his lifetime online winnings to ₹3.36 Crores. The FT scores keep piling in for Garg at the WPTOI as he also placed third in the WPT Mini 6-Max yesterday for ₹95,380.

The other noteworthy names to reach the final table included Mohit ‘thejokerrrr’ Mehta (3^rd for ₹3.13 Lakhs), Rubin ‘kornkif’ Labroo (4^th for ₹2.24 Lakhs), Vatsal ‘pivs’ Srivastava (5^th for ₹1.60 Lakhs), Siddharth ‘gabandheer’ Pandey (6^th for ₹1.12 Lakhs), Gagandeep ‘gaganhyd’ Singh (7^th for ₹88,000) and Abhishek ‘Bong’ Paul (8^th for ₹64,000).

Final Table Results

1. Raghav ‘BaLuGaWhAlE’ Bansal – ₹8,00,000
2. Ayush ‘lazyman’ Garg – ₹4,64,000
3. Mohit ‘thejokerrrr’ Mehta – ₹3,13,600
4. Rubin ‘kornkif’ Labroo – ₹2,24,000
5. Vatsal ‘pivs’ Srivastava – ₹1,60,000
6. Siddharth ‘gabandheer’ Pandey – ₹1,12,000
7. Gagandeep ‘gaganhyd’ Singh – ₹88,000
8. Abhishek ‘Bong’ Paul – ₹64,000

FTS #9 ₹25 Lakhs GTD – Spartan Poker

Buy-in – ₹4,400

Entries – 303

Re-entries – 112

Rebuys – 176

Prize Pool – ₹25,00,000

Places Paid – 55

The other high-value tourney on Spartan Poker was the ₹25 Lakhs GTD FTS#9. The ₹4,400 entry buy-in event took off at 10 PM and ended up selling 591 entry-slips (303 unique, 112 re-entries, and 176 rebuys), falling a substantial ₹1.36 Lakhs short of breaking even.

Mystery user ‘TheGTObot’ championed the tourney for ₹4.85 Lakhs after the more than eight-hour-long battle. The victor defeated MTT reg and former Millionaire champion Saurabh ‘darksider’ Rohila (runner-up for ₹3.07 Lakhs) in the heads-up play to win the title.

Anujkumar ‘aatmaan108’ Kodam (3rd for ₹2.22 Lakhs), PokerGuru Ambassador Devvrat ‘deranzzdd’ Arya (4th for ₹1.79 Lakhs), Kanav ‘SneakyBlinders’ Parwal (5th for ₹1.42 Lakhs), Sagar ‘strangeplay’ Choudhury (6th for ₹1.09 Lakhs), and PokerGuru Ambassador Ratul ‘Atriohm’ Steves (9th for ₹47,750) also posted FT scores.

Final Table Results

1. TheGTObot – ₹4,85,000
2. Saurabh ‘darksider’ Rohila – ₹3,07,500
3. Anujkumar ‘aatmaan108’ Kodam – ₹2,22,250
4. Devvrat ‘deranzzdd’ Arya – ₹1,79,750
5. Kanav ‘SneakyBlinders’ Parwal – ₹1,42,250
6. Sagar ‘strangeplay’ Choudhury – ₹1,09,500
7. onlywinner007 – ₹81,500
8. Karthik12 – ₹59,000
9. Ratul ‘Atriohm’ Steves – ₹47,750

WPT India Madness ₹15 Lakhs GTD Day 1D – Adda52

Buy-in – ₹550

Entries – 287

Re-entries – 146

Survivors – 66

Day 1D of the ₹15 Lakhs GTD WPT India Madness brought in 433 entries (287 unique and 146 re-entries), and only 66 players advanced to Day 2.

Unknown user ‘rajroykl’ emerged as the end-of-Day 1D chip leader with a stack of 339,116. Meanwhile, Abhishek ‘DurrrSucks’ Garg accumulated the second-biggest stack of 239,837, followed by ‘1234manoj,’ who bagged 219,814 in chips.

Jayant ‘Hiker53’ Darokar (209,828), Sreeharsha ‘yUDdam547’ Boneni (188,391), Guruprasad ‘guruprasad_gupta’ Gupta (186,284), Divya ‘DPJ’ Prakash Jain (186,197) and Pranav ‘IJustGamb0l’ Desai (181,992) featured among the top 10 stacks of Day 1D.

Top 10 Chip Counts at the End of Day 1D

1. rajroykl – 339,116
2. Abhishek ‘DurrrSucks’ Garg – 239,837
3. 1234manoj – 219,814
4. Jayant ‘Hiker53’ Darokar – 209,828
5. Wazt – 189,917
6. Sreeharsha ‘yUDdam547’ Boneni – 188,391
7. Guruprasad ‘guruprasad_gupta’ Gupta – 186,284
8. Divya ‘DPJ’ Prakash Jain – 186,197
9. Pranav ‘IJustGamb0l’ Desai – 181,992
10. Dipolo12 – 174,065

The Summit ₹15 Lakhs GTD – PokerBaazi

Buy-in – ₹8,250

Entries – 133

Re-entries – 95

Prize Pool – ₹17,01,000

Places Paid – 27

Total Entries – 228

Running alongside The Value Bomb on PokerBaazi was The Summit. The Thursday flagship logged in 228 hopefuls to create a guarantee-crushing ₹17.01 Lakhs prize pool.

It took nearly nine hours of non-stop play before an anonymous user under the moniker ‘Iamfish’ clinched the title for a hefty ₹4.02 Lakhs.

MTT reg Sreekanth ‘n0thing’ Narayan won an equally handsome ₹2.82 Lakhs for finishing runner-up. With this score, Narayan’s lifetime online earnings now stand at ₹2.33 Crores.

The final table was replete with regs like PokerGuru Ambassador Gokul ‘Nygma’ Raj (3^rd for ₹1.82 Lakhs), Ranjeet ‘Rj147’ Negi (4^th for ₹1.34 Lakhs), Sanat ‘mehro2511’ Mehrotra (6^th for ₹80,710) and Vaibhav ‘durrrr1310’ Saigal (5^th for ₹1.01 Lakhs).

Final Table Results

1. Iamfish – ₹4,02,000
2. Sreekanth ‘n0thing’ Narayan – ₹2,82,000
3. Gokul ‘Nygma’ Raj – ₹1,82,000
4. Ranjeet ‘Rj147’ Negi – ₹1,34,000
5. Vaibhav ‘durrrr1310’ Saigal – ₹1,01,000
6. Sanat ‘mehro2511’ Mehrotra – ₹80,710
7. Siddharth ‘Siddonuts’ Pandey – ₹67,030

Uppercut MAGIC Edition ₹10 Lakhs GTD – PokerStars India

Buy-in – ₹4,400

Entries – 124

Re-entries – 113

Regular Prize Pool – ₹5,26,000

Bounty Prize Pool – ₹4,74,000

Total Prize Pool – ₹10,00,000

Places Paid – 41

The ₹10 Lakhs GTD Uppercut MAGIC Edition clocked in 237 challengers who bought-in for ₹4,400 to leave an overlay of ₹52,000.

Capturing the title was Abhijeet ‘sexylady7766’ Kumar, who pocketed ₹2.06 Lakhs in cash prize after defeating PokerGuru Ambassador Devvrat ‘bhasm@sur1’ Arya (runner-up for ₹1.02 Lakhs) in the heads-up match.

The other notables on the 6-max FT were Dhinesh ‘you3betl4bet’ Kumar (4^th for ₹44,822) and Kunal ‘iAlwaysHaveit’ Patni (6^th for ₹37,666).

Final Table Results

1. Abhijeet ‘sexylady7766’ Kumar – ₹2,06,423
2. Devvrat ‘bhasm@sur1’ Arya – ₹1,02,579
3. jul1u592 – ₹71,809
4. Dhinesh ‘you3betl4bet’ Kumar – ₹44,822
5. InTooDeep41 – ₹38,471
6. Kunal ‘iAlwaysHaveit’ Patni – ₹37,666

WPT Mini 6-Max ₹8 Lakhs GTD – Adda52

Buy-in – ₹2,200

Entries – 245

Re-entries – 257

Prize Pool – ₹10,04,000

Places Paid – 55

Adda52’s ₹8 Lakhs GTD WPT Mini 6-Max was among the featured side attractions at the WPTOI last night. The ₹2,200 entry buy-in tourney generated a guarantee-smashing ₹10.04 Lakhs prize pool on the back of 502 contenders.

After nearly seven hours of play, Devrat ‘vickypune’ Singh took down the event for ₹2.24 Lakhs, with Biplave ‘Bksingh1’ Kumar finishing runner-up for ₹1.57 Lakhs.

Singh has picked up several deep runs in the WPTOI series so far, and posted a second FT finish in the WPT Alpha (6th for ₹8,600).

Ayush ‘lazyman’ Garg (3^rd for ₹95,380), Young Gun Siddharth ‘skaria1’ Karia (4^th for ₹75,300), Vishwanath ‘vish4u2’ Borhade (6^th for ₹35,140), Amar ‘PsykoEko’ B Iyer (7^th for ₹25,100) and Rising Star of Poker Ritwik ‘ritwik27’ Khanna (8^th for ₹20,080) FT-ed the tourney.

Final Table Results

1. Devrat ‘vickypune’ Singh – ₹2,24,425
2. Biplave ‘Bksingh1’ Kumar – ₹1,57,095
3. Ayush ‘lazyman’ Garg – ₹95,380
4. Siddharth ‘skaria1’ Karia – ₹75,300
5. ICMsucks – ₹50,200
6. Vishwanath ‘vish4u2’ Borhade – ₹35,140
7. Amar ‘PsykoEko’ B Iyer – ₹25,100
8. Ritwik ‘ritwik27’ Khanna – ₹20,080

FTS #7 ₹7.50 Lakhs GTD – Spartan Poker

Buy-in – ₹1,650

Entries – 329

Re-entries – 75

Re-buys – 228

Prize Pool – ₹9,48,000

Places Paid – 55

The ₹7.50 Lakhs GTD FTS #7 generated a whopping ₹9.48 Lakhs prize pool on the back of 632 participants, and the top 55 places boarded the money bus.

The winner emerged in Spartan Poker reg ‘FunkeyFox,’ who netted the up-top cash prize worth ₹1.82 Lakhs after defeating ‘asg123’ (runner-up for ₹1.15 Lakhs) in heads-up play.

Ashish ‘UGOTBLUFF’ Pareek (5^th for ₹53,941), Advait ‘Ronaldinho18’ Rajguru (6^th for ₹41,522), and Chandan ‘IAmAllIn’ Das (7^th for ₹30,905) were the other known players who FT-ed the tourney.

Final Table Results

1. FunkeyFox – ₹1,82,572
2. asg123 – ₹1,15,414
3. Jannat52 – ₹84,277
4. naghiss – ₹68,161
5. Ashish ‘UGOTBLUFF’ Pareek – ₹53,941
6. Advait ‘Ronaldinho18’ Rajguru – ₹41,522
7. Chandan ‘IAmAllIn’ Das – ₹30,905
8. Online Buddy – ₹22,373

WPT Classic ₹5 Lakhs GTD – Adda52

Buy-in – ₹1,500

Entries – 186

Re-entries – 135

Prize Pool – ₹5,00,000

Places Paid – 34

Amarjeet ‘amarjeet1989’ Singh captured the ₹5 Lakhs GTD WPT Classic on Adda52, walking away with ₹1.01 Lakhs and the WPT Online title. Ashok Kumar ‘justmissed’ Kailash finished runner-up for ₹98,876.

Continuing the overlay trend, the tourney registered a ₹61,835 shortfall from a turnout of 321 entries.

The other FT scorers included TLB crusher Neeraj ‘Kumartomar’ Kumar (3^rd for ₹55,000), Somesh ‘JackNotMa’ Patel (4^th for ₹41,750), Sushant ‘Tryndamere’ Singh (5^th for ₹28,750), Aman ‘singhal07’ Singhal (7^th for ₹15,000), and Madan ‘Madan_shri19’ Shrivastav (8^th for ₹12,500).

Final Table Results

1. Amarjeet ‘amarjeet1989’ Singh – ₹1,01,874
2. Ashok Kumar ‘justmissed’ Kailash – ₹98,876
3. Neeraj ‘Kumartomar’ Kumar – ₹55,000
4. Somesh ‘JackNotMa’ Patel – ₹41,750
5. Sushant ‘Tryndamere’ Singh – ₹28,750
6. ankitbawa – ₹18,750
7. Aman ‘singhal07’ Singhal – ₹15,000
8. Madan ‘Madan_shri19’ Shrivastav – ₹12,500

Thursday 6-Max DeepStack ₹4 Lakhs GTD – PokerBaazi

Buy-in – ₹2,750

Entries – 67

Re-entries – 41

Prize Pool – ₹4,00,000

Places Paid – 12

PokerBaazi’s ₹4 Lakhs GTD Thursday 6-Max DeepStack experienced a glaring ₹1.30 Lakhs overlay deficit after managing to register only 108 entries.

The user ‘vr055’ ran past the field to win ₹1.13 Lakhs after besting online regular Pratibh ‘pratibhsaluja’ Saluja (runner-up for ₹78,840) in the heads-up showdown.

Not done yet, the champion even won the ₹1 Lakh GTD Grinders#22 6-Max Holdem Boost on the site for ₹29,560.

Last night’s Turbo ₹1.5 Lakhs GTD winner Harsh ‘100crdream’ Dembla (3^rd for ₹50,680), Ajoy ‘ajoy94’ Bala (4^th for ₹37,560), Arpan ‘Novus’ Majhi (5^th for ₹28,160), and Rising Star of Poker Aman ‘KarmaPoker’ Parakh (6^th for ₹22,520) were among the other known players on the FT.

Final Table Results

1. vr055 – ₹1,13,000
2. Pratibh ‘pratibhsaluja’ Saluja – ₹78,840
3. Harsh ‘100crdream’ Dembla – ₹50,680
4. Ajoy ‘ajoy94’ Bala – ₹37,560
5. Arpan ‘Novus’ Majhi – ₹28,160
6. Aman ‘KarmaPoker’ Parakh – ₹22,520

Warrior Arena ₹1.2 Lakhs GTD – PokerDangal

Buy-in – ₹1,100

Entries – 76

Re-entries – 37

Prize Pool – ₹1,20,000

Places Paid – 17

‘AAKKJJ’ came on top to win PokerDangal’s Thursday attraction, the ₹1.2 Lakhs GTD Warrior Arena, for a payday worth ₹28,800. ‘Saruabi0786’ placed second for ₹20,400.

The tourney fell seven entries short of its break-even mark.

Bigstack Turbo ₹1 Lakhs GTD – PokerStars India

Buy-in – ₹1,100

Entries – 57

Re-entries – 40

Prize Pool – ₹1,00,000

Places Paid – 17

Overlay – ₹3,000

Total entries – 97

The ₹1 Lakhs GTD Bigstack Turbo pulled in a field of 97 challengers, who ponied up the ₹1,100 entry buy-in.

After almost three and a half hours of intense action, user ‘ASG 961’ took down the tourney for ₹22,373 after beating ‘getsetgo666’ (runner-up for ₹16,922) in the heads-up battle.

Vaibhav ‘vaibsss’ Bhatia (5^th for ₹7,322) and Sandeep ‘effuno007’ Varma RS (6^th for ₹5,538) posted FT scores.

Pocket Jacks ₹75K GTD – Pocket52

Buy-in – ₹550

Entries – 88

Re-entries – 49

Prize Pool – ₹75,000

Places Paid – 21

Mystery player ‘YSoSerious’ outlasted a 137-player field to conquer the ₹75K GTD Pocket Jacks for ₹16,500. Runner-up ‘Sherlock’ added ₹12,000 to their bankroll.

The tournament has been faring well the past few days, but last night it suffered an overlay deficit of ₹6,500.

George ‘Negreanu’ Solomon (3^rd for ₹9,000), and Kiran ‘MrBadshaa’ Pawar (5^th for ₹4,950) FT-ed the event.

Unravel ₹50K GTD – Pocket52

Buy-in – ₹440

Entries – 76

Re-entries – 45

Prize Pool – ₹50,000

Places Paid – 17

Pocket52`s ₹50K GTD Unravel fell four entries short of meeting its prize pool guarantee.

Abhishek ‘JAATBOY’ Malik defeated ‘Hotshot666’ (runner-up for ₹8,250) heads-up to win the event for ₹11,500.

Pocket52 regular Himadri Sr ‘Himadri’ Pal (4^th for ₹4,750) and Arijit ‘DNZR’ Chakraborty (5th for ₹3,750) FT-ed the tourney.

Hitman PLO ₹30K GTD – Khelo365

Buy-in – ₹550

Entries – 15

Re-entries – 10

Prize Pool – ₹30,000

Places Paid – 3

Khelo365`s ₹30K GTD Hitman PLO pulled in 25 entries – overlaying ₹17,500.

Making up for their near-miss in the Grinder 2.0, ‘Nishantdreams’ championed the tourney to win ₹15,000. ‘acedealer’ placed runner-up for ₹9,000.

Grinder 2.0 ₹20K GTD – Khelo365

Buy-in – ₹275

Entries – 36

Re-entries – 25

Prize Pool – ₹20,000

Places Paid – 7

Khelo365’s daily ₹20K GTD Grinder 2.0 registered 61 entries. The anonymous crusher ‘JonGregor’ championed the tourney to win ₹7,200, while the Hitman PLO champion ‘Nishantdreams’ came in second for ₹4,000.

This report was updated at 5:30 PM on 20.11.2020.

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