SCOOP-13-H: $10,300 NLHE [8-Max], $1M Gtd has come to an end with
Simon C. Darwin2 Mattsson claiming the chip lead for Day 2 s final table. The thirteenth High buy-in event of the
2021 PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker attracted 68 unique players who reentered 37 times to get to a total of 105 entries to create a prize purse of
$1,050,000.
Mattsson spent the latter stages of the day on the table that featured the bigger stack of the tournament and he benefitted most from it as he comes back for Day 2 with 10,820,020 which is almost three times as much as
Timothy Tim0thee Adams who was the table leader on the other table.
Vogelsang vs Watson
Christoph 26071985 Vogelsang raised to 42,000 from under the gun and was called by Mike SirWatts Watson in the middle position and David MissOracle Yan in the small blind.
The flop came on the turn. Yan checked again but Vogelsang bet 98,100 which only Watson called.
The river completed the board with the and Vogelsang opted to check. Watson bet 179,580 for Vogelsang to shove and Watson to call for the 489,700 he had behind with the for top pair but Vogelsang held the for two pair and another elimination to his name.
Chip Counts
Patrick Leonardâs beloved
Newcastle United may have slipped to their eighth defeat in 10 games, putting a downer on his weekend. Leonardâs poker results helped to cheer him up, however, as he took down one tournament and went deep in several others.
Leonardâs victory came at
$530 Sunday Marathon, an 8-max event that attracted a compact field of 71 runners. Two of Leonardâs fellow British stars were present and correct at the final table. âAmir1193â busted in fourth for $4,020 with
Jonathan âProudflopâ Proudfoot crashing out in third for $5,370.
Those exits left Leonard heads-up with
David âMissOracleâ Yan and the heads-up duo struck a deal that resulted in Yan banking $8,074 for his second-place finish and Leonard securing an $8,680 top prize.
meiiYunqi â third-place in the Global MILLION$ for $63,382
Michael Zhang â sixth-place in the $5,250 Sunday 500 High Rollers for $33,591
Ian Parsley â seventh-place in the $1,050 GGMasters High Rollers for $26,749
LateNightT â sixth-place in the Global MILLION$ for $26,728
Ludovic Geilich â second-place in the $840 Sunday High Rollers Bounty Special for $12,950
RedOnions â third-place in the $200 Sunday monster Stack for $12,157
Gavin Cochrane â fourth-place in the $3,150 High Rollers Blade Bounty King PLO for $8,500
Ian Parsley â third-place in the $105 Bounty Hunters Sunday Special for $7,229
atrick Leonard â eighth-place in the $500 Sunday High Rollers Fifty Stack for $4,221
goezongomes â seventh-place in the $525 High Rollers Supersonic Bounty for $3,797
Thomasvned â sixth-place in the $125 Sunday KickOff for $3,094
Day 2 of the
PokerStars Blowout Series: $530 NLHE [8-Max, The Big Blowout!] came to an end after more than eight hectic hours of play with 16 players making it through to the final day.
Day 1 attracted 12,095 entries to the
$5,000,000 guaranteed prize pool and another 843 entries were collected before the start of Day 2. With 9,986 unique players reentering 2,952 times, the total number of entries tallied up to 12,938 to get to a whopping prize pool of
$6,469,000 in the end.
Claiming the Day 2 chip lead is DrawindDead from Poland with 41,507,102 which is worth 69 big blinds when the players come back for Day 3. They are followed closely on their heels by