Monday, Aug. 25, 2008

NFrost_10 cools competition in Sunday Million

Poker Table

By Sarah Polson

There was no shortage of online poker players looking to score bit in the PokerStars Sunday Million this week. NFrost_10 topped a field of 7,557 players to win the biggest piece of the prize pool this week.

The top 1,080 players ended up walking away with some cash this week as the prize pool once again reached up over $1.5 million to his $1,511,400.

Heading into the final table, Duffs#1fan had the chip lead with es_dame and NFrost_10 close behind him. Both of them would eventually outlast Duffs#1fan, who finished in fourth place, to take on each other in heads-up play.

The two were nearly dead even in chips and decided on a deal that gave them each $140,900.91, and then they played for a final $30,000 for the winner.

According to PokerStars' report on the action, heads-up play only took a few hands as NFrost_10 wasted no time taking the chip lead and then using it to head for the win. The two players ended up all in on a flop of Js-9s-7s with es_dame showing Jc4s for top pair and a flush draw.

Meanwhile NFrost_10 turned up 9d-8s for middle pair and a better flush draw.

The turn brought the 2s to seal the win for NFrost_10, and the 6h on the river was irrelevant.

The final-table results including the two-way deal are as follows:

Place
Name
Country
Prize
1st
NFrost_10
United States
$170,900.91
2nd
es_dame
Denmark
$140,900.91
3rd
karelli
Poland
$84,638.40
4th
Duffs#1fan
United States
$69,524.40
5th
SonnyInMtl
Canada
$54,410.40
6th
lecharentais
Poland
$39,296.40
7th
kidkanda99
Canada
$26,449.50
8th
hidden1s
United States
$17,381.10
9th
afiopeneyes2
United States
$10,579.80

There was plenty of other poker action on PokerStars as well on Sunday. A player from the Netherlands topped a very European-heavy final table for a win in the Sunday Warm-Up, and Argentina saw a winner in the Sunday Two Hundred Grand.

Players from the United States had a heavy presence in the Sunday Second Chance final table, taking up six of the nine seats, making it no big surprise that an American won the event. However, the Sunday $5,200 Freezeout continued the international flavor of the Sunday events with an Australian and a Swede making a deal to chop the prize.

The final-table results of the events are as follows:

Sunday Warm-Up

Place
Name
Country
Prize
1st
Supa4real
Netherlands
$101,250
2nd
goodvibe1
Germany
$71,250
3rd
Dudelinio
Germany
$48,750
4th
tallgeir
Norway
$38,625
5th
vanky
Netherlands
$30,750
6th
lordhuttyx
United States
$23,250
7th
RuudGullit
Denmark
$15,750
8th
EDWARDHOPPER
Denmark
$9,750
9th
GB2005
United States
$6,750

Sunday Two Hundred Grand

Place
Name
Country
Prize
1st
Crisper
Argentina
$22,566.01
2nd
pete royal
Germany
$15,796.21
3rd
Jukeboksi
Finland
$11,283.01
4th
le copeau
France
$9,026.41
5th
jwvdbrenk
Netherlands
$6,769.81
6th
Ragaboo
United States
$4,513.21
7th
KingKaiserK
United Kingdom
$3,384.91
8th
pioumatmou
France
$2,256.61
9th
Racing CdeM
Uruguay
$1,692.46

Sunday Second Chance

Based on finishing order and two-way deal

Place
Name
Country
Prize
1st
rusostreet
United States
$51,073.75
2nd
Ericb09
United States
$43,006.25
3rd
Smooth Ice
United States
$30,000
4th
sunshine7718
Canada
$22,500
5th
Grey fox 33
Costa Rica
$15,750
6th
hg18l7
United States
$12,750
7th
jackmeplz69
United States
$9,750
8th
shallowcal
United States
$6,750
9th
Zuked
Canada
$4,200

Sunday $5,200 Freezeout

Based on finishing order and two-way deal

Place
Name
Country
Prize
1st
Andy McLEOD
Australia
$42,000
2nd
HouseeLover
Sweden
$38,000

For more information about these and other events at the poker site, visit PokerStars.

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