As the Indian summer hints at the approaching monsoon, the virtual poker tables were already experiencing a deluge of their own – a downpour of massive prizes on the final Sunday of May. The energy was undeniable. Natural8 India and PokerBaazi, as is often the case, were the epicentres of the weekend’s biggest confrontations. Natural8 India’s game-changing World Festival 2025 continued to dish out insane sums, a series running hot until June 10. Simultaneously, PokerBaazi, still buzzing from its transformative Upgrade 2025, kept the daily ₹1 Crore GTD The MoneyMaker drama alive alongside its stacked Baazi Super Sunday lineup. The virtual felts were nothing short of a value-packed warzone, with regulars swarming in, chasing glory and serious scores, even as overlays on some big-ticket events added an extra layer of sweetness to an already scorching weekend grind.

And it wasn’t just these two behemoths making noise. Junglee Poker’s ₹7.50 Crores GTD Poker Premier League (PPL) is now in its crucial final legs, adding more weight to the daily action. Adda52, with its clockwork precision, rolled out its signature flagships, keeping the tempo high. Then there’s CoinPoker, where the worlds of poker and blockchain collide, with its $2.50 Million GTD CSOP Spring Festival turning heads, offering high-stakes drama with a distinct crypto flair. The Sunday scorecards certainly mirrored this widespread, high-octane action.

The undisputed king of the Sunday grind, however, was Snehil Aggarwal. After a three-week breather on Natural8 India following his last win there in the Speed Racer Bounty Asia 88, Aggarwal jumped back into the action with fire in his eyes and a mountain of chips to chase. Taking on a colossal 7,272-entry field in the Zodiac Asia Championship, he navigated the chaos and carnage, clinching a remarkable sixth-place finish. This performance saw his account swell by a jaw-dropping ₹32.59 Lakhs, including a hefty ₹10.82 Lakhs just from bounties (a new career-best). With deep runs in four other major tournaments across other platforms also to his name, his Sunday loot soared to a figure just shy of ₹33.31 Lakhs, making him the weekend`s runaway top scorer by a country mile.

Anmol Mehta, one of the circuit’s most dangerous young guns, once again knocked loudly on victory’s door. Three days after a runner-up finish in PokerBaazi`s Daily Last Chance, Mehta found himself deep in another final fight – this time in the BSS SuperStack, where his efforts yielded ₹5 Lakhs for another second-place finish. And then came the #25 The MoneyMaker. Mehta delivered a standout performance in PokerBaazi’s crown jewel, finishing on the podium in third place for a massive ₹9.15 Lakhs after a three-way deal—his best score of 2025 and his fifth-biggest online cash ever. With three more deep runs seasoning his Sunday, his total winnings for the day skyrocketed to a scorching ₹14.70 Lakhs, making him the second-highest earner of the day.

Back on Natural8 India, ‘YouKnowMe!!!!,’ following back-to-back deep runs last week, braved a gigantic 5,876-entry field in The Weekender 50. Their persistence paid off with a fourth-place finish that translated into a whopping ₹12.26 Lakhs – their third-best score on the platform.

One of the night`s most electrifying narratives belonged to Avijit Jaiswal, who seemed to turn back the clock with a stunning run in The MoneyMaker 115.0. A battle-hardened regular with a history of major finishes, he clinched The MoneyMaker bracelet and saw his bankroll increase by a staggering ₹11.36 Lakhs, courtesy of a three-way deal. This was his best score of 2025, his second-biggest on PokerBaazi, his fifth-highest career cash, and his seventh seven-figure score, decisively ending a title drought that had stretched over two years! Raju Jaruplavath, a seasoned live MTT crusher, had a dream run of his own in the same event, coming agonisingly close to his maiden PokerBaazi title. Though The MoneyMaker bracelet slipped just beyond his grasp, he walked away with a career-best ₹11.49 Lakhs—more than 2.3 times his previous top online score—thanks to that same three-way deal.

Natural8 India also saw ‘Shouryaanga’ join the millionaire-making club for the night. Diving into the Sunday Marathon 320, they took on a stacked 1,021-entry field and skillfully worked their way to sixth place, walking away with a stunning ₹11.11 Lakhs.

Goonjan Mall continued his relentless march through the online poker streets with yet another powerhouse performance, taking down PokerBaazi’s BSS SuperStack in commanding fashion. Hot off a third-place finish in #20 The MoneyMaker just last week, the Kolkata-based crusher, who topped the West Bengal State Leaderboard at NPS India 2025 and earned his seat at the historic National Poker Championship showdown in Goa, pocketed a cool ₹7.50 Lakhs for his second BSS SuperStack title. Two more deep runs saw his Sunday haul reach just under ₹8.05 Lakhs.

Over at Adda52, Shagun Jain simply stole the show. Just days after his Thursday Thunder victory, he scored an epic double, taking down the Big Whale for ₹8.51 Lakhs and then, for good measure, the Sunday Big Slick for another ₹1.81 Lakhs. With four fiery finishes across the board, Jain’s Sunday earnings reached a monstrous ₹10.62 Lakhs. Hot on his heels in The Big Whale was none other than India’s first National Poker Champion, Mohit Bohra. The Ahmedabad-based player continued his own incredible streak, pocketing ₹6.18 Lakhs for his runner-up finish there. Bohra’s recent form has been nothing short of menacing—he recently had a ₹15 Lakhs win in #4 The MoneyMaker and a second-place finish in The Mint on Adda52. With his total haul for this night landing just under ₹7.03 Lakhs, this Sunday run also pushed his tracked annual earnings past the ₹1 Crore point.

It was a big night for several top crushers, and Anurag Srivastava made his presence known. The Delhi-based pro clinched the Adda52 Millions title, his account credited with ₹4.01 Lakhs—this was his seventh win in this particular flagship and an almost unbelievable 21st title of 2025. Already riding high with nine victories this month alone, Srivastava piled on three more deep runs across his Sunday grind, pushing his total haul to ₹4.49 Lakhs for the night. This momentum also carried him up the ranks, catapulting him to #4 on the 2025 Player of the Year leaderboard. Right behind him in the Adda52 Millions was another seasoned name—Shravan Chhabria. A five-time Adda52 Millions champion himself, Chhabria fought through a stacked field to grab the runner-up spot, adding ₹3.80 Lakhs to his tally. With two more scores on the side, he wrapped up Sunday with a solid ₹4.21 Lakhs.

Anmol Narang also brought the heat on Adda52, winning the Mystery Bounty for the second time this month. His win was worth ₹3.54 Lakhs ( ₹1.29 Lakhs in bounties)—his second-biggest score on the platform to date. The former The Millionaire champion had a very busy session, with cash finishes in six more events, which saw his poker coffers swell by ₹4.55 Lakhs. Right behind him in the Mystery Bounty was Shreyansh Sharma, the 2024 POY #6 finisher, who took the runner-up spot for ₹2 Lakhs (₹35,268 in bounties). He padded his night with four additional cashes, pushing his Sunday tally to a healthy ₹3.33 Lakhs.

Almost finding the winner’s spotlight in another PokerBaazi major was Rafiq Khan, who took down the BSS Super Value. He pocketed ₹2.96 Lakhs for his efforts—his biggest score of the year and the second-largest payday of his career. Breathing down his neck was Ranjeet Negi, who’s been on a great run lately. Just three days after finishing as the runner-up in Adda52’s Rapid Fire, Negi was back in the final fight, finishing second in the BSS Super Value for ₹3.34 Lakhs. With a couple more cashes across his grind, his Sunday total went past ₹3.61 Lakhs.

Over on Junglee Poker, Mohsin Shaikh was in full command of the spotlight once again. Coming off a title-winning run in Adda52’s Shark Attack and a runner-up finish in PokerBaazi’s The Pride just last week, Shaikh kept the momentum blazing by taking down the PPL Weekly Finale 4 for ₹2.30 Lakhs—his sixth title of 2025. With deep runs in four flagship tournaments on Sunday alone—including another close second-place finish in Adda52’s The Sundowner—Shaikh wrapped up a profitable session, pushing his total Sunday earnings to ₹3.34 Lakhs. Not far behind was Sahil Mahboobani, who’s already stamped two PPL titles this month. He added another big result with a runner-up finish in PPL Weekly Finale 4 for ₹1.69 Lakhs and backed it up with four more cashes throughout the day, closing out his Sunday with his account fattened by ₹2.55 Lakhs.

Capping off the Sunday grind with style were Prasit Chowdhury, Rising Star Aman Parakh, Prashanth Chandrashekhar, Prince Kumar, Mohak Kapoor, Ravneet Singh, Mayank Maruka, Debneil Mukherjee, G Mohan, and Siddhant Singh—each adding another major title to their growing resumes.

Here are the Sunday highlights!

PokerBaazi

#25 The MoneyMaker – ₹1 Crore GTD

Buy-in – ₹10,000

Entries – 524

Re-entries – 505

Prize Pool – ₹1,00,00,000

Places Paid – 152

PokerBaazi’s groundbreaking Upgrade 2025 has clearly cast its spell, and the virtual tables have been electric with a fresh surge of urgency and adrenaline. With innovations like the AI-powered Sensei coach, a slick new desktop application, the dynamic Kingmaker tournament engine, and the exclusive All-In Club, the platform’s overhaul has ignited a serious fire. That fire erupted into a full-blown inferno of poker action on the final Sunday of May.

While several flagship tournaments, including the BSS Super Value, the (6-Max) BSS SPRINT, and the Daily Last Chance, comfortably blew past their guarantees, the two Sunday behemoths—the ₹1 Crore GTD #25 The MoneyMaker and the ₹50 Lakhs GTD BSS SuperStack—didn’t quite hit their ambitious numbers (not factoring in rake). Yet, the atmosphere never lost its charge. With overlays stacking up and fields swelling with value-hunters, it was a dream night for grinders looking to make a move.

Right in the thick of all this Sunday action was the crown jewel: The MoneyMaker 115.0. India’s longest-running eight-figure guaranteed single-flight showstopper is now fast approaching the end of its month-long daily run, and it continues to be a major draw. Despite a noticeable spike in platform traffic following the recent upgrade, it fell short of its guarantee by ₹10.52 Lakhs. But for the sharp-eyed pros and dedicated grinders, that translated into a fantastic +EV bonanza!

Avijit ‘SwangoRay’ Jaiswal was the one who grabbed that opportunity and truly made it his own. The seasoned regular hailing from Uttar Pradesh, recognised for his runner-up finish in IOPC The Crown (February 2021) and a third-place in the Game Changer (August 2022), turned back the clock with a spectacular performance. Making a second entry after an early exit, he carved his way through a packed field of 1,029 entries (524 unique) over a demanding 9-hour and 52-minute session. His efforts were rewarded as he lifted The MoneyMaker bracelet, and his account was credited with a whopping ₹11.36 Lakhs following a three-way deal.

This win was far more than just a number on a screen for Jaiswal: It officially marked the end of a long 2-year, 4-month spell without a title. This was his best score of 2025, his second-biggest ever on PokerBaazi, and the fifth-highest cash of his poker career. It also represented his seventh seven-figure payday, adding his name to the rapidly growing and prestigious list of The MoneyMaker champions!

Avijit Jaiswal’s online stats (excluding Natural8 India and Junglee Poker): Lifetime Winnings: ₹4.22 Crores | Lifetime Profits: ₹1.38 Crores | Titles Won in 2025: #1 | Annual Winnings: ₹20.41 Lakhs

The final table of The MoneyMaker 115.0 was nothing short of a cinematic climax—brimming with comeback stories, record-breakers, and high-stakes tension.

Playing just his 43rd online tournament this year, Raju ‘dragonpanda’ Jaruplavath—a seasoned live circuit crusher—nearly etched his name into PokerBaazi history with a famous win. Playing with undeniable heart and hustle, Jaruplavath fired two bullets in The MoneyMaker 115.0 and skillfully made his way to the final showdown. Locked in a heads-up duel with Jaiswal (though the deal was three-way, they were the last two playing for the bracelet), he pushed hard for the win, giving the eventual champion a real fight. In the end, Jaruplavath narrowly missed out on his maiden PokerBaazi title but walked away with a career-best ₹11.49 Lakhs from the three-way deal—almost 2.3 times his previous best online score. It was a breakout performance that made him the fourth-biggest winner of the day across all platforms.

Raju Jaruplavath’s online stats (PokerBaazi and Spartan Poker): Lifetime Winnings: ₹34.26 Lakhs | Lifetime Profits: ₹12.97 Lakhs | Titles Won in 2025: #1

And then there was Young Gun Anmol ‘anzzzzz’ Mehta—the relentless title-chaser who came into Sunday riding the high of a runner-up finish in Thursday’s Daily Last Chance. The lawyer-turned-pro was in pure “heat-check” mode, eyeing a second The MoneyMaker bracelet after his maiden win in this event in September 2022.

With two bullets in play, Mehta battled his way to third place, collecting a handsome ₹9.15 Lakhs from the three-way deal—his biggest score of the year and sixth overall. However, his Sunday exploits were far from over with that score. Earlier in the session, he had also finished as the runner-up in the ₹50 Lakhs GTD BSS SuperStack, adding another ₹5 Lakhs to his name. With three more deep runs across the board also contributing to his Sunday success, Mehta closed out his day with his total winnings exceeding ₹14.70 Lakhs. This made him the second-biggest winner of the day, behind only Snehil Aggarwal, who stacked up a jaw-dropping ₹32.59 Lakhs in Natural8 India’s Zodiac Asia Championship (₹10.82 Lakhs in bounties).

> 3rd in PokerBaazi’s #25 The MoneyMaker for ₹9,14,574* (three-way deal)

> 2nd in PokerBaazi’s BSS SuperStack for ₹5,00,000

> 22nd in Adda52 Millions for ₹30,842

> 80th in Adda52’s Big Whale for ₹16,713

> 59th in PokerBaazi’s BSS Super Value for ₹7,872

Unsurprisingly, the final table of The MoneyMaker 115.0 was stacked with elite talent and fierce ambition, including notables like the #21 The MoneyMaker finalist Utkarsh ‘utkarshvaish9’ Vaish (5th for ₹4.46 Lakhs), #6 The MoneyMaker runner-up Vikhyat ‘supersaiyan57’ Ahlawat (6th for ₹3.48 Lakhs), and two-time The MoneyMaker champion, and the red-hot Young Gun Sanat ‘mehro2511’ Mehrotra (7th for ₹2.70 Lakhs).

Beyond the top eight, the deeper payout spots featured an array of regulars who continue to put in the volume and rack up results, such as #1 The MoneyMaker and yesterday’s (6-Max) BSS SPRINT champion Prasit ‘Stungunner’ Chowdhury (9th for ₹1.34 Lakhs), Aditya ‘aditya2596’ Sabherwal (10th for 1.34 Lakhs), Sonu ‘ElMagico’ Shejpal (13th for ₹85,000), Vaibhav ‘durrrr1310’ Saigal (18th for ₹85,000), and NPC finalist Ankit ‘d00mtr00p3r’ Wadhawan (19th for ₹85,000).

Despite the sizable ₹10.52 Lakhs overlay, the ₹10,000 buy-in headliner maintained its prestige and undeniable value. A crowd of 152 players finished in the money, with the min-cash set at a healthy ₹18,000—nearly double the initial buy-in. With six editions still to run this month, The MoneyMaker remains the gold standard for daily high-stakes MTTs in India. The path to glory is wide open, and for those willing to battle, one perfect night’s grind could change everything.

Final Table Results

1. Avijit ‘SwangoRay’ Jaiswal – ₹11,36,454*
2. Raju ‘dragonpanda’ Jaruplavath – ₹11,48,971*
3. Anmol ‘anzzzzz’ Mehta – ₹9,14,574*
4. CrazyRobert – ₹5,70,000
5. Utkarsh ‘utkarshvaish9’ Vaish – ₹4,46,000
6. Vikhyat ‘supersaiyan57’ Ahlawat – ₹3,48,000
7. Sanat ‘mehro2511’ Mehrotra – ₹2,70,000
8. gladiatorp – ₹1,95,000

*denotes a three-way deal

BSS SuperStack – ₹50 Lakhs GTD

Buy-in – ₹5,750

Entries – 485

Re-entries – 513

Prize Pool – ₹50,00,000

Places Paid – 152

While India waits for the monsoon to make its early arrival, PokerBaazi players were already drenched in high-octane action on the final Sunday of May. The energy on the virtual felts ran sky-high with month-long ₹1 Crore GTD The MoneyMaker mania nearing its climax and the Baazi Super Sunday (BSS) schedule offering its usual potent mix of massive guarantees and high-value tournaments.

Since the launch of Upgrade 2025 on Thursday, PokerBaazi has seen an unmistakable surge in player traffic, and this past Sunday saw that welcome deluge continuing. The ₹50 Lakhs GTD BSS SuperStack came the closest it has in weeks to breaching its guarantee, missing the mark by just two entries (after rake). That said, value was far from absent on the platform. Other flagships like the BSS Super Value, (6-Max) BSS SPRINT, and the ever-reliable Daily Last Chance not only held their own but comfortably beat their posted guarantees, indicating the increased player interest and reaffirming how PokerBaazi continues to rule the roost in the Indian poker industry!

Rising through the chaos of the BSS SuperStack with a cool, clinical edge was Goonjan ‘gmtesting’ Mall. The Kolkata-based poker veteran has been on an unrelenting hot streak throughout 2025, and Sunday’s performance only added further fuel to that upward trajectory. Known for his remarkable consistency (despite not being the most active grinder), Mall has racked up nine final table finishes and six flagship wins this year alone, including a memorable double Gold Medal performance at NPS India 2025. That particular achievement also saw him top the West Bengal State Leaderboard in April, earning him a spot in the historic National Poker Championship (NPC) showdown in Goa.

Coming off a third-place finish in #20 The MoneyMaker just last week, Mall wasn’t easing up. He fired five bullets in the 7:30 PM BSS SuperStack, skillfully working through a 998-entry field (485 unique) in a marathon session that lasted a demanding 9 hours and 15 minutes. When the dust finally settled, Mall had reclaimed the BSS SuperStack crown—his second time winning this prestigious event (he previously won it way back in December 2019), adding a hefty ₹7.50 Lakhs to his bankroll.

He didn’t stop there. Two more deep runs padded his Sunday grind, taking his total haul for the day to just shy of ₹8.05 Lakhs.

> 1st in PokerBaazi’s BSS SuperStack for ₹7,50,000

> 15th in Adda52 Millions for ₹34,985

> 18th in Adda52’s Mystery Bounty for ₹19,588* (₹11,176 in bounties)

Goonjan Mall’s online stats (excluding Natural8 India and Junglee Poker): Lifetime Winnings: ₹15.62 Crores | Lifetime Profits: ₹6.56 Crores | Titles Won in 2025: #9 | Annual Winnings: ₹73.59 Lakhs | Annual Profits: ₹34.36 Lakhs

But if anyone gave Mall a real scare during the late-night heads-up contest, it was Young Gun Anmol ‘anzzzzz’ Mehta. The Delhi-based lawyer-turned-poker pro has been on a consistent tear this May, and Sunday was another high point in his recent performances. Just three days after finishing as the runner-up in the Daily Last Chance, Mehta locked in another second-place finish—this time in the BSS SuperStack, a result worth ₹5 Lakhs!

However, the bigger story for Mehta was his entire Sunday performance. With his various deep runs yielding ₹14.70 Lakhs in total winnings, he ended up as the second-highest scorer of the day across all platforms, trailing only Snehil Aggarwal, who himself stacked up a jaw-dropping ₹32.59 Lakhs (₹10.82 Lakhs in bounties) from a sixth-place finish in Natural8 India’s Zodiac Asia Championship.

Mehta’s biggest individual cash of the day came from his podium finish in #25 The MoneyMaker, where a three-way deal saw his account credited with a massive ₹9.15 Lakhs—his best score of 2025 and the fifth-largest online cash of his career. Add to that his recent fourth-place finish in #2 The MoneyMaker and a podium in The Summit, and it’s abundantly clear that Mehta is in a fantastic groove right now.

> 3rd in PokerBaazi’s #25 The MoneyMaker for 9,14,574* (three-way deal)

> 2nd in PokerBaazi’s BSS SuperStack for ₹5,00,000

> 22nd in Adda52 Millions for ₹30,842

> 80th in Adda52’s Big Whale for ₹16,713

> 59th in PokerBaazi’s BSS Super Value for ₹7,872

As always, the BSS SuperStack brought out all the big guns, and its final table was stacked with some of the sharpest names in the Indian poker circuit. December’s WPT#4 Milestone champion, Vishal ‘VishalMaharaj’ Maharaj, took third place for ₹3.50 Lakhs. April’s Big Whale winner Vinay ‘vinay09’ Rajpal followed in fourth with ₹2.85 Lakhs, while Gaurav ‘gauravgoru’ Bhutra banked ₹2.23 Lakhs for finishing in fifth place.

The always-present Ganesh ‘Ganesh24’ Durgade added ₹1.74 Lakhs to his Sunday tally with a sixth-place finish. April’s Daily Last Chance victor Ramji ‘upswing4eva’ Kishore G finished seventh for ₹1.35 Lakhs, and recent Inception champ Saurabh ‘twister’ Rohila rounded out this talented lineup in eighth place, earning ₹97,500.

Despite missing its guarantee by a razor-thin margin of just ₹10,000, the ₹5,750 buy-in BSS SuperStack saw its payouts flow deep, rewarding the top 152 places. Each min-cash was worth ₹9,000—a healthy 1.6 times the initial buy-in. With back-to-back deep runs from top players, leaderboard climbers making their moves, and title-seeking crushers filling the Sunday grid, PokerBaazi’s grind scene continues to build considerable steam—and if this current momentum holds, June might start even hotter than ever.

Final Table Results

1. Goonjan ‘gmtesting’ Mall – ₹7,50,000
2. Anmol ‘anzzzzz’ Mehta – ₹5,00,000
3. Vishal ‘VishalMaharaj’ Maharaj – ₹3,50,000
4. Vinay ‘vinay09’ Rajpal – ₹2,85,000
5. Gaurav ‘gauravgoru’ Bhutra – ₹2,23,000
6. Ganesh ‘Ganesh24’ Durgade – ₹1,74,000
7. Ramji ‘upswing4eva’ Kishore G – ₹1,35,000
8. Saurabh ‘twister’ Rohila – ₹97,500

BSS Super Value – ₹25 Lakhs GTD

Buy-in – ₹2,500

Entries – 593

Re-entries – 614

Prize Pool – ₹26,24,018

Places Paid – 155

PokerBaazi has been nothing short of a firestorm this May, and Sunday’s ₹25 Lakhs GTD BSS Super Value added yet another sizzler to the calendar. The 5 PM flagship exploded with action, crushing its guarantee and dishing out fireworks from start to finish. Among the swarm of contenders, Maharashtra’s Rafiq ‘Mrkhan’ Khan—a mid-stakes grinder and a familiar face on the circuit since 2018—rose to the occasion with a long-overdue victory that snapped an eight-month title drought.

Khan, who fired two bullets into the fray, had to dig deep. Facing a mammoth 1,207-entry field (592 unique), he stayed locked in for nine hours and thirty-seven minutes of relentless poker to clinch his first title of 2025. The heads-up concluded with a deal, and Khan walked away with ₹2.96 Lakhs—his biggest score of the year and second-highest career payday, just behind his ₹3.09 Lakhs win in the APT#5 Megastack in January 2022. The win was also financially impactful, helping him recover over 36% of his past losses across platforms.

But the road to the title wasn’t paved easily. On the other side of the heads-up duel stood Ranjeet ‘rj147’ Negi (opted out of our tracking), a player who has been white-hot in May. Coming off title wins in Adda52’s Godfather & PokerBaazi’s Big PLO-5 and a close runner-up finish in Adda52’s Rapid Fire just three days ago, Negi entered the BSS Super Value with momentum on his side and fired two bullets.

While he didn’t claim the title this time, the deal ensured Negi pocketed the lion’s share, banking ₹3.34 Lakhs as the runner-up. He didn’t stop there, either. A 20th-place finish in the BSS SuperStack added ₹27,500 more to his total, pushing his Sunday haul to over ₹3.61 Lakhs.

> 2nd in PokerBaazi’s BSS Super Value for ₹3,33,572* (heads-up deal)

> 20th in PokerBaazi’s BSS SuperStack for ₹27,500

The final table of BSS Super Value was nothing short of a firestorm—stacked with notables like the former Masters#23 Mini Highroller champion Nikesh ‘Durr102’ Chawla (3rd for ₹1.79 Lakhs), last month’s Summit Lite winner Churchill ‘Chillmaibam’ Maibam (4th for ₹1.39 Lakhs), last Sunday’s #18 The MoneyMaker champ Ankit ‘Bramh’ Jain (5th for ₹1.12 Lakhs), last night’s Adda52 Mystery Bounty runner-up Shreyansh ‘halifax7701’ Sharma (6th for ₹89,217), and yesterday’s Natural8 India Sunday Hypersonic 20 finalist Amit ‘quark’ Kaushik (7th for ₹66,912).

Carrying forward the momentum from its last explosive edition, the ₹2,500 buy-in BSS Super Value smashed its guarantee by a sizable ₹1.24 Lakhs. The ₹26.24 Lakhs prize pool ensured payouts for 155 finishers, with the min-cash set at ₹5,248—more than double the buy-in. For value-seekers and Sunday grinders, this early-evening flagship continues to be a proven goldmine of ROI and prestige.

Final Table Results

1. Rafiq ‘Mrkhan’ Khan – ₹2,96,192*
2. Ranjeet ‘Rj147’ Negi – ₹3,33,572*
3. Nikesh ‘Durr102’ Chawla – ₹1,78,696
4. Churchill ‘Chillmaibam’ Maibam – ₹1,39,073
5. Ankit ‘Bramh’ Jain – ₹1,12,046
6. Shreyansh ‘halifax7701’ Sharma – ₹89,217
7. Amit ‘quark’ Kaushik – ₹66,912
8. racebegins – ₹47,232

*denotes a heads-up deal

Prasit ‘stungunner’ Chowdhury won the ₹10 Lakhs GTD (6-Max) BSS SPRINT for ₹1.60 Lakhs.

The other BSS title winners of the day included Rising Star Aman ‘KarmaPoker’ Parakh (Won ₹7.50 Lakhs GTD BSS Kickoff for ₹1.21 Lakhs), Prashanth ‘mcp1212’ Chandrashekhar (Won ₹5 Lakhs GTD PLO-6 BSS for ₹82,000), Prince ‘poker7664’ Kumar (Won ₹3.50 Lakhs GTD BSS Boost for ₹45,240), and Mohak ‘tiltin’ Kapoor (Won ₹3.50 Lakhs GTD BSS SPRINT for ₹40,030).

Ravneet ‘rebetshove’ Singh won the ₹10 Lakhs GTD Daily Last Chance for ₹1.68 Lakhs.

‘ritamb’ (Won ₹1.50 Lakhs GTD PLO-6 Daily for ₹30,450) ‘Poker4everz’ (Won ₹1.50 Lakhs GTD 7-Max SPRINT for ₹19,270) won the other Sunday marquee on PokerBaazi.

Junglee Poker

PPL Weekly Finale 4 – ₹25 Lakhs GTD

Buy-in – ₹6,900

Entries – 345

Prize Pool – ₹25,00,000

Places Paid – 47

As the grand spectacle of Junglee Poker’s ₹7.50 Crores GTD Poker Premier League (PPL)—the climactic act in their colossal ₹50 Crores GTD summer festival—begins to head towards its final curtain call, the intensity on the virtual felt is doing anything but diminishing. Sunday night’s ₹25 Lakhs GTD PPL Weekly Finale 4 was a veritable storm of high-stakes poker and unyielding competition, a marathon stretching nearly nine hours of peak-level play. Striding out of that poker maelstrom with undeniable authority was Mohsin ‘gongo’ Shaikh, a name rapidly becoming a byword for consistent excellence in India’s MTT landscape.

The Goa-based grinder has been in scorching form throughout May. Sunday’s win in the PPL Weekly Finale 4 is another addition to his ever-expanding list of poker achievements. A former The MoneyMaker 85.0 champion and a vital piece of the PSL Season 6-winning Deccan Aces, Shaikh brought pedigree and current momentum to the final table and delivered in style. Facing off against a challenging 345-entry field, he held his nerve through a demanding grind to see his account credited with ₹2.30 Lakhs, nabbing his sixth title of 2025 and adding to what has been a phenomenal month for him.

This victory wasn’t an isolated flash of form but an extension of a blistering run. Shaikh had already made his presence felt at eight final tables in May, including a title-winning performance in Adda52’s Shark Attack and a runner-up finish in PokerBaazi’s The Pride just last week. Sunday’s win came merely hours after he snagged a second-place finish in Adda52’s The Sundowner, a score worth ₹72,326. That near-miss only stoked his competitive fire, as he followed it up with this emphatic PPL victory. With deep runs in four flagship tournaments on Sunday alone, Shaikh wrapped up his night with his total earnings approaching the ₹3.34 Lakhs figure—a haul that speaks volumes about his current sharpness, disciplined approach, and sheer consistency driven by volume.

> 1st in Junglee Poker’s PPL Weekly Finale 4 for ₹2,29,875

> 2nd in Adda52’s The Sundowner for ₹72,326

> 33rd in Adda52’s Big Whale for ₹20,146

> 114th in PokerBaazi’s BSS SuperStack for ₹11,500

But Mohsin had to navigate some treacherous waters to claim this win, finding himself in a final showdown against none other than Sahil ‘inaboobham’ Mahboobani. And if there’s one player who has been equally lethal throughout this PPL series, it’s Mahboobani. Already boasting two PPL titles this month—the PPL Thursday Mini Highroller and the PPL Friday Supernova—the Gurgaon-based tournament veteran was fiercely chasing a third. He came agonizingly close but had to concede the top spot this time, his efforts rewarded with ₹1.69 Lakhs for the runner-up position. Still, Mahboobani didn’t ease off the gas. With four additional deep runs, his Sunday earnings tally climbed to just over ₹2.55 Lakhs, keeping his name firmly among the series’ most outstanding performers.

> 2nd in Junglee Poker’s PPL Weekly Finale 4 for ₹1,69,000

> 10th in Adda52 Millions for ₹39,684

> 106th in PokerBaazi’s #25 The MoneyMaker for ₹23,000

> 54th Adda52’s Big Whale for ₹18,342

> 53rd in Adda52’s Sunday Big Slick for ₹5,053

Sahil Mahboobani’s online stats (PokerBaazi, Adda52 and Spartan Poker): Lifetime Winnings: ₹16.87 Crores| Lifetime Profits: ₹5.79 Crores | Titles Won in 2025: #6 (across all platforms) | Annual Winnings: ₹96.75 Lakhs

Also making the podium in the PPL Weekly Finale 4 was Raghav ‘misterbean’ Ananth, who enjoyed a profitable Sunday session. His overall efforts for the day saw his earnings reach almost ₹1.31 Lakhs, powered by a third-place finish in this PPL event netting him ₹87,750, and another final table appearance in Adda52’s Sunday Big Slick.

> 2nd in Junglee Poker’s PPL Weekly Finale 4 for ₹87,750

> 6th in Adda52’s Sunday Big Slick for ₹38,359

> 69th in PokerBaazi’s (6-Max) BSS SPRINT for ₹4,494

Joining this star-studded final table was the ever-reliable Satyam ‘satyamverma25’ Verma, who put in a solid performance to finish sixth for ₹45,625.

And, keeping up with what has become a recurring theme for some larger guaranteed events, the ₹6,900 buy-in PPL Weekly Finale 4 experienced a shortfall of ₹4.30 Lakhs against its guarantee, making it one of the most value-packed tournaments of the night for those who ran deep. With 47 players making the money and min-cashes starting at ₹6,875, the Finale lived up to its billing—offering prime-time overlay, high-calibre clashes, and a platform for breakout and elite grinders alike.

Final Table Results

1. Mohsin ‘gongo’ Shaikh – ₹2,29,875
2. Sahil ‘inaboobham’ Mahboobani – ₹1,69,000
3. urmindismine – ₹1,21,750
4. Raghav ‘misterbean’ Ananth – ₹87,750
5. dpis – ₹63,250
6. Satyam ‘satyamverma25’ Verma – ₹45,625
7. godfather – ₹36,625
8. munnam123 – ₹29,375

Mayank ‘riverrshiverr’ Maruka won the ₹2.50 Lakhs GTD PPL Sunday Special Knockout Mini for ₹45,450.

‘flush baller’ won the ₹75K GTD Hagover for ₹13,420.

Adda52

Big Whale – ₹50 Lakhs GTD

Buy-in – ₹5,750

Total Entries – 450

Total Re-entries – 392

Total Rebuys – 41

Survivors – 111

Prize Pool – ₹50,00,000

Places Paid – 105

If PokerBaazi brought the heat with its stacked Sunday schedule, the action was dialled all the way up on Adda52 as well. India’s longest-standing online poker platform was ablaze with activity, thanks to its power-packed Sunday lineup, prominently featuring the Big Whale finale. And although the overlay storm hit every flagship on the platform, the value on offer was undeniably real, as were the poker fireworks.

Among the names lighting up the winner`s gallery, Shagun ‘sogani94’ Jain (opted out of our tracking) stepped in like a true maestro on a mission. Calm under the intense Sunday lights and ruthless in his execution, Jain showed once again exactly why he’s considered one of the most formidable names at the virtual tables. He didn’t just show up—he went on an absolute tear. Barely days after taking down the Thursday Thunder, Jain doubled down on his winning ways on Sunday night, conquering two of Adda52’s biggest flagship tournaments back-to-back—the ₹50 Lakhs GTD Big Whale and the ₹10 Lakhs GTD Sunday Big Slick.

The Big Whale was no easy beast to tame. With five starting flights bringing in 883 entries, 111 players made it to Day 2, already in the money by the time cards went flying at 10 PM. The stacks were deep, and the pressure was immense—but when all the virtual chips had settled, Jain was left standing, outlasting a field full of skilled players to see his account credited with ₹8.51 Lakhs. As if that wasn’t enough for one night, he ploughed through a field of 421 entries (230 unique) in the Sunday Big Slick shortly afterwards, adding another title and ₹1.81 Lakhs to his rapidly growing stack for the night.

But Jain’s heater isn’t a one-night wonder—it’s a continuation of a monster run. He’s the most decorated player in National Poker Series (NPS) history, with an incredible 13 medals. His NPS India 2025 grind was the stuff of legends: a Gold in NPS#87 Friday Freestyle, a Silver in NPS#21 (7-Max) SPRINT, and two Bronze finishes in NPS#60 Monday Medley and NPS#34 (5-Max) Big Hyper SPRINT. He played all 191 events, cashed in 139—an eye-popping 73% cash rate—and raked in ₹41.38 Lakhs during the series.

Sunday only added more fuel to this ongoing fire. With at least two more deep runs in the biggest PokerBaazi flagships also to his name, Jain’s total Sunday haul soared to a figure just shy of ₹10.62 Lakhs—firmly placing him among the night’s biggest winners and pointing out yet again that when the stakes get serious, Shagun Jain is always a central figure in the conversation.

> 1st in Adda52’s Big Whale for ₹8,51,223

> 1st in Adda52’s Sunday Big Slick for ₹1,81,274

> 126th in PokerBaazi’s #25 The Moneymaker for ₹18,000

> 107th in PokerBaazi’s BSS SuperStack for ₹11,500

The Big Whale win was anything but a cruise for Shagun Jain—especially with Ahmedabad’s battle-hardened poker force, Mohit ‘FloatingMonkey’ Bohra, locked in across the felt. When Bohra is at your table, you’re not just playing for chips—you’re bracing for a war of attrition against one of India’s most consistent and composed poker minds.

The first-ever National Poker Champion, Bohra has carved out a reputation for turning high-pressure situations into podium finishes. Earlier this month, he took down PokerBaazi’s The MoneyMaker 94.0 (the #4 edition in May), which meant a massive ₹15 Lakhs and a gleaming championship bracelet went his way. That night, he nearly pulled off an epic double win, finishing as the runner-up in Adda52’s Mystery Bounty and falling just short of an iconic two-title sweep in a single session.

His NPS India 2025 run was pure fire: five medals—three Gold, two Silver—and a clinical hot streak in Goa that hasn’t cooled since. While he kicked off the year by winning The Ballers on Adda52, Bohra’s been hunting for another big one on the platform. He recently finished runner-up in The Mint, made final tables in Nighttide DST Adda, Stack Attack, and Head Hunter on Adda52, and also clocked in deep finishes in the Blockbuster Lite and #15 The MoneyMaker on PokerBaazi.

Last night, he was back in the thick of the high-stakes action. Navigating through the minefield that was the Big Whale final stages, Bohra once again delivered under pressure, locking up another runner-up finish, boosting his earnings by ₹6.18 Lakhs.

But he wasn’t done grinding. With six more deep runs spread across the Sunday slate, Bohra wrapped up the night with his total collections landing just a shade under ₹7.03 Lakhs—pushing him past the ₹1 Crore mark in annual winnings. With the way he is playing, Bohra is a name you can expect to hear a lot more in the headlines.

> 2nd in Adda52’s Big Whale for ₹6,18,183

> 19th in Adda52 Millions for ₹30,842

> 102nd in PokerBaazi’s #25 The MoneyMaker for ₹23,000

> 139th in PokerBaazi’s BSS SuperStack for ₹9,000

> 20th in PokerBaazi’s Daily Last Chance for ₹8,436

> 44th in Adda52’s Mystery Bounty for ₹7,070

> 42nd in Adda52’s Sunday Big Slick for ₹6,237

Mohit Bohra’s online stats (excluding Natural8 India and Junglee Poker): Lifetime Winnings: ₹5.21 Crores | Lifetime Profits: ₹1.64 Crores | Titles Won in 2025: #6 | Annual Winnings: ₹1 Crore | Total Winnings: ₹64.70 Lakhs

The final table of the Big Whale featured a stacked lineup of grinders and regulars, with Shivam ‘SSoulShaker’ Kumar Dubey continuing his hot streak by finishing third for ₹4.49 Lakhs, just three days after his Rapid Fire win. Last week’s The Summit runner-up Rajat ‘oshoswami’ Sharma followed in fourth for ₹3.26 Lakhs, while Ryan ‘plaasma’ Cardoso (5th for ₹2.37 Lakhs), ‘High Roller Specialist’ Karan ‘nebzo’ Sitlani (6th for ₹1.73 Lakhs), Young Gun Ujjwal ‘fourteenk’ Narwal (7th for ₹1.26 Lakhs), and last week’s Wednesday Wonder runner-up Pratik ‘manjer24’ Manjrekar (8th for ₹91,752) rounded out this challenging final table.

Despite all the buzz and high-quality play, the ₹5,750 buy-in Big Whale came up short on numbers, missing its ambitious ₹50 Lakhs guarantee by ₹4.85 Lakhs! This was, however, the best turnout this weekend showstopper has clocked this month. But for the players who made it deep into the money, it was an overlay-fueled value fest. With 105 players finishing in the money, even the smallest cash paid out ₹15,245—nearly triple the buy-in, making it a very rewarding Sunday grind for many on India`s longest-serving online poker platform.

Final Table Results

1. Shagun ‘sogani94’ Jain – ₹8,51,223
2. Mohit ‘FloatingMonkey’ Bohra – ₹6,18,183
3. Shivam ‘SSoulShaker’ Kumar Dubey – ₹4,49,084
4. Rajat ‘oshoswami’ Sharma – ₹3,26,368
5. Ryan ‘plaasma’ Cardoso – ₹2,37,314
6. Karan ‘nebzo’ Sitlani – ₹1,72,687
7. Ujjwal ‘fourteenk’ Narwal – ₹1,25,787
8. Pratik ‘manjer24’ Manjrekar – ₹91,752

Adda52 Millions – ₹25 Lakhs GTD

Buy-in – ₹11,500

Entries – 102

Re-entries – 90

Rebuys – 11

Prize Pool – ₹25,00,000

Places Paid – 31

Sunday night on Adda52 wasn’t just another day at the virtual office – it was a full-blown poker carnival! While the high-stakes drama of the Big Whale finale was the biggest attraction, the action was just as intense across the board. Among the other premier flagships lighting up the platform, the ever-popular ₹25 Lakhs GTD Adda52 Millions unleashed its brand of poker fireworks. And leading that explosive charge, with a performance that was both commanding and clinical, was Delhi’s Anurag ‘NormanBates’ Srivastava. He didn’t just participate; he owned the night, continuing a red-hot streak that’s becoming legendary.

Srivastava didn’t just win; he delivered another poker masterclass. Firing two precisely timed entries in the 9 PM Sunday mainstay, he systematically dismantled a challenging field of 203 players (102 unique) over a seven-hour poker battle. When the dust settled, a three-way deal was struck, and Srivastava walked away with the title and a handsome ₹4.01 Lakhs in prize money. This victory handed him his remarkable seventh Adda52 Millions title and, almost unbelievably, his 21st flagship tournament win of the year – and we’re only five months into 2025! From sheer consistency to an uncanny ability to close out big events, Srivastava is in a league of his own right now.

Srivastava, the 2020 IOPC The Millionaire – Main Event champion, has been on an extraordinary roll this year. Coming off a stellar campaign at NPS India 2025—where he clinched an impressive four medals (2 Golds, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze)—he rolled into April with back-to-back wins in the Daily Last Chance, clearly setting the tone for what was to come. And May has been a full-blown heater for him. With nine title victories already this month, Srivastava’s been on a veritable rampage—shipping major PokerBaazi flagships like The Quest Lite and the BSS SuperStack, finishing as the runner-up in #8 The MoneyMaker, shipping the Friday Mystery Bounty just two days ago, and narrowly missing another title with a runner-up finish in The Ballers. It’s not just good form—it’s pure, unadulterated poker dominance.

With another final table finish in Adda52’s Sunday Big Slick and two more deep runs rounding out his Sunday grind, Srivastava saw his Sunday earnings climb to nearly ₹4.49 Lakhs. But it wasn’t just about the immediate cash injection—this performance also catapulted him to #4 on the 2025 Player of the Year leaderboard. Once again, Srivastava proved that when the pressure peaks and the stakes soar, he doesn’t just show up—he often owns the spotlight.

> 1st in Adda52 Millions for ₹4,01,126* (three-way deal)

> 7th in Adda52’s Sunday Big Slick for ₹28,117

> 102nd in PokerBaazi’s BSS SuperStack for ₹11,500

> 31st in Spartan Poker’s Sunday Signature for ₹8,100

While Srivastava grabbed the Adda52 Millions title, Mumbai’s seasoned warrior Shravan ‘sweatmyass13’ Chhabria wasn’t far behind. Already a five-time Adda52 Millions champion, Chhabria was keenly eyeing what would have been his third title of 2025 and an epic sixth win in this signature Sunday flagship. Riding high on positive momentum from recent victories in Inception and Head Hunter, he brought the heat again on Sunday, pushing Srivastava to the wire. Though he fell just short of the top spot this time, Chhabria walked away with a very healthy ₹3.80 Lakhs from that three-way deal.

The poker veteran backed up his runner-up finish with deep runs in two other headlining tournaments, which saw his Sunday haul grow to over ₹4.21 Lakhs. A relentless grinder through and through, Chhabria continues to stack up results with his trademark consistency and class.

> 2nd in Adda52 Millions for ₹3,79,972* (three-way deal)

> 89th in PokerBaazi’s #25 The MoneyMaker for ₹23,000

> 52nd in Adda52’s Big Whale for ₹18,342

Shravan Chhabria’s online stats (excluding Natural8 India and Junglee Poker): Lifetime Winnings: ₹8.94 Crores | Lifetime Profits: ₹3.35 Crores | Titles Won in 2025: #2

Rounding out the podium, the third beneficiary of that well-negotiated deal was Ankit ‘imluckbox’ Bajaj from Ahmedabad. A standout performer this year, Bajaj has been firmly entrenched at #3 on the 2025 POY leaderboard for twelve straight weeks, diligently working to catch up to the runaway frontrunners Tarun Goyal and Anant Purohit. His meteoric rise began with that game-changing ₹1 Crore Mystery Bounty score on Natural8 India in early March, and he’s been a consistent name in and out of the spotlight ever since!

April saw Bajaj ignite the Adda52 tables—winning the Godfather, making another final table in The Ballers, and achieving two podium finishes in the Mystery Bounty. The message was clear: Bajaj was mastering the art of the bounty grind. Then came May 11, when he finally snapped a month-long title drought, taking down the Adda52 Millions with a commanding performance. Just two days after that, he was back wreaking havoc on Natural8 India, finishing third in the Bounty Hunters Deepstack Turbo 525 for a massive ₹12.32 Lakhs and also adding scores in both the Bounty Hunters Daily Main 525 and the Global Mystery Bounty Festival 525. And he didn’t slow down. On Friday, he ran deep again, finishing 20th in the Bounty Hunters Daily Main 525, followed by two solid final-table finishes – fifth in Adda52’s The Ballers and sixth in PokerBaazi’s The Quest. Bajaj has been making big strides across various formats, and his consistency is certainly keeping the POY leaders on notice.

Bringing the heat to this Adda52 Millions final table, Ankit Bajaj kept the pressure on until the end. He had both Srivastava and Chhabria on their toes throughout the closing stages, displaying the fearless aggression he’s become known for. And while the title narrowly eluded him, Bajaj walked away with a sweet ₹3.57 Lakhs from the three-way deal.

The Adda52 Millions final table also featured other notable talents like Saturday’s Stack Attack finalist Avneesh ‘IamAM’ Munjal, who continued his hot streak with a fourth-place finish worth ₹2.02 Lakhs. Mid-stakes crusher Nishant ‘robotiam’ Chowdhury also held his own against stiff competition to claim fifth place for ₹1.50 Lakhs.

The value train was running at full speed on Adda52 last night—and the Adda52 Millions was no exception. Falling ₹4.70 Lakhs short of its advertised ₹25 Lakhs guarantee – an even larger overlay than last week – the flagship event served considerable added value for the participants. The payouts reached the top 31 finishers, with each pocketing at least ₹27,189, well over double the buy-in amount. All told, it was yet another Sunday where Adda52 generously rewarded those willing to put in the grind, and many players left the virtual tables with fuller pockets.

Final Table Results

1. Anurag ‘NormanBates’ Srivastava – ₹4,01,024*
2. Shravan ‘sweatmyass13’ Chhabria – ₹3,79,972*
3. Ankit ‘imluckbox’ Bajaj – ₹3,56,676*
4. Avneesh ‘IamAM’ Munjal – ₹2,01,934
5. Nishant ‘robotiam’ Chowdhury – ₹1,49,568
6. somcetati – ₹1,10,782

*denotes a three-way deal

Mystery Bounty – ₹25 Lakhs GTD

Buy-in – ₹5,750

Entries – 208

Re-entries – 257

Re-buys – 24

Prize Pool – ₹25,00,000

Places Paid – 71

Sundays are always the crescendo of the poker week, a day when the virtual felt truly comes alive, and last night was anything but quiet, with all the major online platforms serving up a heap of high-value action. As always, Adda52 was right there in the thick of things, delivering a full slate of high-octane flagship tournaments, including the increasingly popular ₹25 Lakhs GTD Mystery Bounty. And with all the major tournaments on the site experiencing overlays, the playing field was positively bursting with value. This factor showed in the intense competition and the payout numbers by the night’s end.

A permanent and much-anticipated fixture on the Sunday schedule, Adda52’s big push into the Mystery Bounty format (rolled out on the platform in March) kicked off at its usual 8 PM slot. This edition drew a feisty 489 entries (208 unique). Beyond the standard payouts, the tantalising allure of those hidden mystery bounties had everyone firing with intent. Every knockout once the money bubble burst held the potential to unlock a surprise payday, and the sheer unpredictability of those rewards created a buzz that permeated the tournament from start to finish.

The final table was a veritable gallery of online circuit regulars, a mix of familiar faces and players currently riding a wave of good form, all vying for top honours. But Anmol ‘ace10’ Narang navigated the bounty madness best, putting on a commanding performance that saw him take down this event for the second time this month (he first won it on May 4). Known to many as a former The Millionaire champion and previously featured in PokerStars India’s social media campaigns, Narang, a cash game beast and now MTT fiend, had last tasted a major Adda52 win with the Sunday Big Slick title in mid-December. He also took down Junglee Poker’s JK#8 in late March before these back-to-back Mystery Bounty victories this month!

Narang entered the Mystery Bounty field with his sights set on the top, and his timing was almost impeccable. Playing a sharp, aggressive style, he expertly made his way through the competition! His efforts resulted in a handsome ₹3.54 Lakhs landing in his account – his second-largest cash on Adda52 to date. A significant chunk of that, a whopping ₹1.29 Lakhs, came purely from bounties, perfectly illustrating the exciting dynamic of this format. (His career-best score on Adda52 remains the ₹9.28 Lakhs he banked for a third-place finish in the Mega Millions in June 2024).

But Narang’s Sunday success wasn’t limited to this one impressive win. Across a busy session that saw him cash in seven events, his bankroll received a boost of nearly ₹4.55 Lakhs, rounding out one of his most profitable Sundays in recent memory.

> 1st in Adda52’s Mystery Bounty for ₹3,53,604* (₹1,28,569 in bounties)

> 23rd in PokerBaazi’s #25 The MoneyMaker for 55,000

> 100th in Adda52’s Big Whale for 15,245

> 99th in PokerBaazi’s BSS SuperStack for 11,500

> 28th in PokerBaazi’s (6-Max) BSS SPRINT for 8,025

> 35th in Adda52’s Sunday Big Slick for 6,237

> 129th in PokerBaazi’s BSS Super Value for 5,248

Anmol Narang’s online stats (Adda52, PokerBaazi, and Spartan Poker): Lifetime Winnings: ₹5.21 Crores | Lifetime Profits: ₹88.66 Lakhs | Titles Won in 2025: #4 (across all platforms)

The spotlight, however, wasn’t Narang’s alone. Shreyansh ‘halifax7701’ Sharma, one of the most consistently feared names in the Indian online poker circuit, was hot on his heels throughout the Mystery Bounty. The young Howrah-based pro made serious waves last year by finishing #6 on the 2024 Player of the Year leaderboard, backed by a phenomenal ₹4.40 Crores in tracked winnings, which included an astounding ₹3.45 Crores in profits – the kind of return on investment most players can only dream about.

Sharma has been a constant figure in the deep stages of major tournaments, and he came incredibly close to adding the Mystery Bounty title to his growing list of accolades. After firing three bullets in the event, Sharma put on a strong performance that resulted in a runner-up finish worth ₹2 Lakhs, of which ₹35,268 came via those sought-after bounties.

Like Narang, Sharma’s night wasn’t defined by just one event. He backed up that excellent finish with three more deep runs, including a final table appearance in PokerBaazi’s BSS Super Value. These efforts saw his Sunday haul reach just under ₹3.33 Lakhs.

> 2nd in Adda52’s Mystery Bounty for ₹2,00,218* (₹35,268 in bounties)

> 6th in PokerBaazi’s BSS Super Value for ₹89,217

> 113th in PokerBaazi’s #25 The MoneyMaker for ₹23,000

> 93rd in Adda52’s Big Whale for ₹15,245

> 46th in Adda52’s Sunday Big Slick for ₹5,053

Shreyansh Sharma’s online stats (excluding Natural8 India and Junglee Poker): Lifetime Winnings: ₹2.79 Crores | Lifetime Profits: ₹1.05 Crores | Titles Won in 2025: #4 | Finished #6 in the 2024 Leaderboard Standings (Total Cashes)

The Mystery Bounty final table featured an electric mix of online regulars and high-hitting crushers. This included Anay ’rounderAA’ Kumar Singh (3rd for ₹1.31 Lakhs, last week’s Tuesday Night Stacks finalist Yash ‘gambler11’ Jaiswal (4th for ₹1.71 Lakhs), last Sunday’s Big Whale finalist Siddarth ‘badtameez_donk’ Singhvi (6th for ₹73,010), Jitesh ‘Jiteshamritkar’ Amritkar (7th for ₹1.47 Lakhs), and Saturday’s Daily Last Chance finalist Young Gun Shardul ‘vamos96’ Parthasarathi (8th for ₹1,30,931).

Even though it fell ₹55,000 short of breaking even on its advertised guarantee, the ₹5,750 buy-in Mystery Bounty still distributed meaningful returns across the board. The top 71 finishers received at least ₹5,941 from the ₹12.50 Lakhs in the main prize pool, even before factoring in those game-changing mystery bounties they picked up along the way from the ₹12.50 Lakhs in the bounty pool. This once again reinforced the excellent value that Adda52 continues to provide its players. From breakout results to landmark milestones for established pros, Adda52’s Sunday grind packed more than enough drama and depth to hold its own, and players like Narang and Sharma made sure of it.

Final Table Results (Including Bounties)

1. Anmol ‘ace10’ Narang – ₹3,53,604
2. Shreyansh ‘halifax7701’ Sharma – ₹2,00,218
3. Anay ’rounderAA’ Kumar Singh – ₹1,30,725
4. Yash ‘gambler11’ Jaiswal – ₹1,71,224
5. dsoulkeeper – ₹1,05,647
6. Siddarth ‘badtameez_donk’ Singhvi – ₹73,010
7. Jitesh ‘Jiteshamritkar’ Amritkar – ₹1,47,276
8. Shardul ‘vamos96’ Parthasarathi – ₹1,30,931

Shagun ‘sogani94’ Jain won the ₹10 Lakhs GTD Sunday Big Slick for ₹1.81 Lakhs.

Debneil ‘noobneil’ Mukherjee (Won ₹5 Lakhs GTD The Sundowner for ₹97,772), ‘Parti5’ (Won ₹1.50 Lakhs GTD Nighttide DST Adda for ₹31,971), and G ‘mohan1969’ Mohan (Won ₹1.25 Lakhs GTD Sunday Bounty for ₹30,257) won the other Sunday marquees on Adda52.

‘bajajkutir’ won the ₹2 Lakhs GTD War Main Event for ₹25,504.

Spartan Poker

Siddhant ‘AajNahiAana’ Singh won the ₹10 Lakhs GTD Sunday Signature for ₹1.44 Lakhs.

‘DOWEIIS’ (Won ₹2 Lakhs GTD Spotlight for ₹38,200), ‘9X7X3X2Y3Y’ (Won ₹1.50 Lakhs GTD Monster Stack for ₹26,298), ‘ZEUS1979’ (Won ₹1 Lakh GTD Daily Kickoff for ₹19,100), ‘SUNRISE21’ (Won ₹50K GTD Afternoon Turbo for ₹13,000), and ‘singis001’ (Won ₹50K GTD Cen1turian for ₹13,500) won the Sunday marquees on Spartan Poker.

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