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Any poker fan in Argentina knows that Kun Agüero is a huge fan of the game. He has recently performed very well in tournaments such as the Punta del EsteEnjoy Poker Tour. He also competed in the 2023 World Series of Poker Main Event, making it to Day 3, and later at WSOP Paradise in the Bahamas. But this Monday, he recorded a stunning first online victory after defeating world champion Damian Salas in the defining event of the GGPoker tournament.

Argentinian in Super Score each other s in the final hand of Monday’s Heater Bounty Turbo. The event had 104 entries and a purse of $2,500, with the top 15 finishers splitting $247,000 in prize money. El Kun and El Pampa made it to the final table, with the former football player winning after breaking Salas’ ace with a lucky J-2 and reaching full house on the board. In this way, Aguero received $53,427of which $31,837 was earned.

Salas won $31,540. $9,975 of that amount was spent on the bounty. Other famous players such as Niklas Astedt, Pedro Padilha and Sven Andersson also participated.

The Russian Poker Tour Spring Tournament will kick off at the “Opera” Casino in Minsk from April 5th to 15th, with a total prize money of US$600,000. Previously, tournaments in the series were only accessible by paying the buy-in directly at the festival venue.

Now that has changed, anyone can become a player at the festival scene – tables. All thanks to the online satellite in the new space Rptbet. Qualifying begins on March 6th. Total:

• 96 spots in the draw for the series’ main event.
• 13 packages, including a spot in the Day 1A 4-night Main Event at the Willing Hotel, an additional $250 value.
• Two televised cash games, valued at $1,000.

Buy-in fees for live broadcast satellites start at ₽ 2,200. The finals are scheduled for April 5. Events are held almost daily at 8:15pm (MSC).

There are two ways to enter one of the qualifiers. The first is to wait for registration to open and pay the buy-in fee directly. The second option is to qualify for additional satellites.

For this purpose, there are two championship levels. The first is a freeroll with the opportunity to top up your stack with repurchases and add-ons. The top 6 players will receive tickets to the second stage of qualifying. You can also register directly by paying a buy-in fee starting from 220 ₽, depending on the event. Each event will award 4 spots to the highest buy-in final satellite.

In short, you can even get a seat at an RPT table for free. To do this, you need to win freerolls, step 1 tournaments, and main satellites. Each event in the series has its own qualifying branch. It is important to take this into consideration when registering.

Notably, you can qualify for the three main events in the RPT series:

• The Main Event comes with a $155,000 guarantee.
• Belarus Knockout, prize pool $60,000.
• TV event online day, GTD is $40,000.

Details Date You can find exactly which satellite you want and exactly what the winner will receive (tickets or packages) in the Poker Promotions section of the Rptbet website.

WPT Rolling Thunder is the name of the new festival at Thunder Valley Casino Resort in Lincoln, California.

The festival runs from March 7 to 26, when cards fly, chips are stacked, and a new champion is revealed. But the new event on the calendar is the tournament, which starts on March 23 and ends on March 26.

The stakes reach new heights as buy-ins reach $3,500. Secure your seat now and don’t miss out on the action.

The casino offers a variety of entertainment options such as slot machines, table games, bingo and poker. It also offers VIP services for more experienced players. The resort hosts exciting events at a venue called The Venue.

From concerts to live performances, there’s something for everyone, and the hotel offers comfortable rooms and first-class service. You can enjoy the coconut pool and bar as well as the fitness center.

The BRL 15,000 High Roller at the Sao Paulo BSOP will be decided this Tuesday with a very exciting six-handed final table. The first part of the final table has been played and three elimination rounds have taken place: Alex Testoni (9th – R$45,520), Hermogenes Gelonezi (8th – R$57,090) and Iago Leonelli (7th – R$77,700) have bid farewell .

Leadership is in the hands of Léo Rizzo. The charismatic businessman is chasing his dream title with 3,190,000 in chips. In second place is Thiago Tsukamoto, a partner on the Wide Poker team with 1,705,000 chips.

Day 1 chip leader Cristian de Aquino managed a total of 1,295,000 chips. Marco Aurélio “Salsicha” (1,270,000), Luan Coelho (935,000) and Eduardo Cunha (830,000) completed the valuable decision, which will continue on Tuesday at 3:00 p.m.

The blinds are again 20,000/40,000, big blind. To date, the prize pool stands at R$ 104,960, with future champions retaining R$ 456,000 for their respective balances. Stay tuned as Mundo Poker completes its final round.

View full chip count:

Player Chip Count City UF National Table Position Leonardo Mendonca Rizzo 3,190,000 Sao Paulo SP Brazilian Table 10 Position 5 Thiago Mitoshi Tsukamoto 1,705,000 Sao Paulo SP Brazilian Table 10 Position 6 Ueberton Cristian De Aquino 1,295,000 Joinville Santa Catarina Brazilian Table 10 Position 7 Marco Aurelio Gagliano Alves 1,270,000 São Paulo São Paulo Brazilian Table 10 8th Luan Pereira Coelho 935,000 Cambui MG Brazilian Table 10 1 Eduardo Paul Cunha 830,000 BALNEARIO CAMBURIU SC Brazilian Table 10 4th

KO Battles is the main event of the Winamax weekend. The MTTs Festival hosts 33events from Friday to Sunday, as well as regular Sunday races, with prize money of €1.99 million Very good.

caramelit0, Sunday Surprise Winner

“caramelit0” won the KO Battles 80 Sunday Surprise and earned €12,099.31 Cash goes home. Now he will make the most of his €3,000 ticket to the 600 millionth Express event to round out his winnings.

Three winners took home over €17,000:

• “Thorfie” won the
• “Hello W0rld” wonKO Battles 81 CLASH(16 € ). , 046.97).
• “icho90x” has done the same inBattle Royale , where the biggest prize of the weekend awaits(€20,082). 78).

In the $1,050 GGMasters HR, ace Pedro Padilha won for the second time after a strong start. In total, the Brazilian’s victory in the GGPoker Top Freeze tournament earned the Brazilian $112,925 in prize money.

Padilha quickly started getting eliminated at the final table. As the owner of the biggest stack, he chose to defend his big stack and called an 11-bet all-in from Code Enfant, holding K ♦K♠. The Samba team members, led by J♥J♣, hit a straight on the Q♥K♣3♠A♣10♥ board to win the pot.

Padilha’s lead in the 6-player game was interrupted when he lost more than half of his chips within a few hands. In a blind battle, he declared an all-in move and was called by Joe Serock. With 10♣3♥ against A♦K♣, Padilha even found one of his exits on the flop of 9♦6♥3♦, but the 2 on the turn and the J on the river prevented the American from falling.

The next step further away from the opponent, Padilha risked 10 BBS and called Konstantino Tolios’ all-in move. With the advantage of A 9 ♠ over 7 ♦ 4, he didn’t let the front of 5 ♠A♣J♠3 ♦9♥ surprise him and gave himself some breathing room.

And Tolios gave himself some breathing room. While Padilla won the five-man match, Padilla was one card away from elimination in the four-way match. Holding Q♣J♣, he raised to 900,000, leaving 1,025,910. Meanwhile, CL Matthew Stumpf made a 3-bet all-in and was called by Padilha. With 10 10♠, the Canadian went all-in on the flop of 9♠7♦A and the turn of King, but the 10♥ river completed the runner-up-runner-up sequence and doubled Padilha’s stack.

At one point, Padilla was once again isolated on the top of a mountain and never looked back. In consecutive actions, he sent out Stumpf and “StackOderWeg” with 57 BBS against Serock’s 14 BBS.

Even when Serock tried to destabilize the Brazilian, he didn’t come close to turning the tide. On the final hand, Padilla went all-in and then called his opponent’s all-in. Padilha held 9♥9♣ against A♣8♦ and took the title when the board brought J♥J♦6♠8♣5♠.

A total of 807 players took part in GGMasters, leading GGPoker to exceed the $750,000 guaranteed field.

In the latest update of the top 10 online poker rankings, two Brazilians appear on the list. To celebrate the start of 2024, multiple series were hosted on the platform and the results were piling up quickly.

Pedro Padilha continues to lead the Brazilian team. The player from the Samba Poker team once again finished in eighth place with 7,857 points, followed by Felipe Ketzer in ninth place, who also maintained his position from the last update and now has 7,849 points.

slightly Other Brazilians below the top ten are also under the spotlight: Gabriel Medeiros is in 11th place with 7,603 points, just 11 points ahead of Dennys Ramos. Who is number 12? Luiz Constantino, who was in the top 10 last week, has dropped to 18th.

The top spot remains unchanged. Uruguay’s Ramiro Petrone remains ahead of Czech Roman Hrabec, although the gap has narrowed since last week: Petron currently has 10,948 points to Hrabec’s 10,391.

View the top 10 player poker rankings online:

1. – Ramiro Petrone (Uruguay) – 10,9482nd place – Roman Hrabec (Czech Republic) – 10,3913rd Place – Niklas Astedt (Sweden) – 8,4714th place – Simon Mattsson (Sweden) – 8,4515th place – Alex Theologis (Greece) – 8,2366th place – Luis Faria (Portugal) – 8,2307th place – Chris Klodnicki (USA) – 8,0148th – Pedro Padilha (Brazil) – 7,8579th – Felipe Ketzer (Brazil) – 7,84910th – Arsenii Malinov (Russia) – 7,620

The battle for the EPT Paris Main Event Championship has begun. Of the seven Brazilians who paid the €5,300 buy-in, only two managed to pass the 10 60-minute levels.

Felipe Boianovsky is ranked 28th with 155,000 chips, approximately 103 BBS. Peterson Machado of Rio de Janeiro ranked 113th. Once he returns to the Town Hall, he will have 69,500 chips at his disposal.

Finland’s Eero Rantala topped the list of 199 runners-up. He has 299,000 in chips, followed by pros Grigorii Rodin (297,000) and Guillaume Nolet (295,000).

Several former Main Event champions are also up, including local player Simon Wiciak (115,000). Ahead of the restructuring and trade, PokerStars announced that the former football player is now a member of the PokerStars Pro Team. In 2023, he defeated Brazilian player João Sydens in a heads-up match in Barcelona.

The event had a very promising debut with 607 registrants. The final qualifying round is underway, but late registration will end before Day 2 begins.

Following a stellar performance in the KSOP GGPoker South America High Roller, Pedro Neves returns to online MTTs. This afternoon he defeated French star Thomas Santerne in a heads-up match to finally put the Portuguese flag on the GGMillion$ podium. In total, the young grinder earned $289,015.

Even though Santerne finished second, he had a lot to celebrate. While at GGMillion$ FT, he won the EPT Paris Super High Roller. He received €889,480 in prize money for his unprecedented victory on the track.

Santerne waited more than 40 minutes for a decision. When he finally entered the tournament, he had 6 BBS, the smallest stack in the 7-player tournament. His opening began with a pre-flop all-in on Pedro. With A♠4♥ against 10♠3, Santerne went all-in on the 9 ♠4 ♣8♠J ♠J ♥ board to give himself some breathing room.

In the 6-max table, Santerne took the lead with K♥Q♥ and pushed all-in with Eelis Parssinen, who was a few chips behind. The Finn had the worst chance and fell by the wayside with 5♠5♣ on a J♥Q♣3♠10♠9♣ board.

A few steps later, Santerne also sends “visomar” home. He found one of his exits on a 9♥Q♣9♣7♠2♣ board with Q♥10♣ against A♦5♣ and won another pot.

Santerne’s 4th hand started off really well. In a short period of time, he twice doubled his stack and took the lead. The European defeated KCheckK♣ on a single throw with A♥A♣ and defeated world champion Damián Salas.

In the third game of the three-person game, Pedro grabbed the chips “spaise411” and advanced to heads-up with a lead of nearly 6:1. The Portuguese player won the title:

With blinds of 50,000/100,000 and an ante of 12,500, Pedro went all-in and Santerne checked. Postflop 7♠5♠9♥ Both finalists checked. In round 4 ♥ Santerne bet 325,000 and Pedro called. On the K♠ River, Santerne ended up pushing 875,000 to the middle of the standings, leaving 18,388 behind. Pedro thought for a few seconds and then called with K♣6♦. Santerne saw his opponent win the pot with 6♠2♥. Then, against K♥2♠ against A♣J♥, Pedro discovered 2♠ on the river and was crowned the champion.

With $10,300 in earnings from 133 starts, GGMillion$ surpassed his $1,000,000 guarantee. See how much each finalist received:

1. Pedro Neves (Portugal) $289,015

2. Thomas Santerne (France) $225,709

3. “spaise411” (Russia) $176,269

4. Damian Salas (Argentina) $137,659

5. “visomar” (Russia) $107,506

6. Eelis Parssinen (Finland) $83,957

7. Paulius Vaitiekunas (Lithuania) $65,567

8. Andrii Derzhypilskyi (Ukraine) $51,205

On March 25, 2022, Venom PKO’s $5 million guaranteed deal was announced, and the price was reduced by $0.0.1 to $0.0.1. ¡

New Record

The strategy of expanding Venom Heat’s direct satellite network has fully proven itself. As a result, Venom received 2,872 entries:

The $5 million guaranteed Venom PKO in March 2022 will include a prize pool of $7,180,000.

Of course, that’s only $20,000 more than a year ago, but nearly $1.4 million more than last time.

Final Table

Contest. Anton “adrianok20” Kotlyar exits the tournament in 14th place ($19k + 25.5k per day). The top 8 is traditionally dominated by Americans (5 players).

The most famous of these is WPN Ambassador Rob “Pokerguru740” Kuhn (3 players). The main European director at this table is Daniel “SmileThHero” Smilkovic (6 chips).

Shortstop “DUKEofMORONGO” was the first to leave the game, and his next two outs were both out of the hand. Vengrii “Keleman” vyigral threesomed preflop all-in with KQ protiv 66 and AK, poker player poluchiv nuzhny damu River.

Kuhn played very well, but before the first break he pushed 18NTBs A8 from the big blind in “Naimui” U-Chiplockalsirn, Rob ended up not seeing an A on the table case failed.

Smiljkovic only cracked the top 5 when his stack was reduced to 8NT: after two wins, you don’t have to say “DLAZ” and “one” if you don’t want to say “one”.

Both players entered the battle with deep stacks of 46.6 and “one plus one” with 39 and 56B. Meanwhile, the Moroccan immediately took the initiative and kept extending his chip lead.

In the final hand of the night, he showed what he can do. “SmileThHero” check-called with 78 crosses, flopped 37A for second pair, and called a small rebet. An 8 on the turn further strengthened the European’s hand, and his bet had been met with a flush. After careful consideration, the opponent tied the score with JJ and got one of two outs on the river.

Venom PKO 2022, with a guaranteed transaction amount of US$5 million, is sold under the brand “oneplusone”. His bonus was $814,498.

Unfortunately, he is the least known contestant in this final. You’ll have to wait until the final table to find out who he is.

Payments to other players:

What’s next?

Before WPN, players can look forward to a year of Venom and another classic format PKO in the fall. Of course, the biggest challenge awaits the organizers at the hottest time of the year, when they will once again announce raarant raa0.ntya 0.me 0. Recall that in the winter a similar event took place for the first time, covering half a million dollars.

This time, only the Venom thermal satellite has been updated to cover the warranty. This time, the channel may have to increase the number of launch days and choose to announce it in advance.

It’s possible that unconventional measures will be taken to drum up interest in Venom. We’ll find out in about a month.

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