Biluzin Wins CoinPoker’s High Stakes Cash Game World Championship

How the Final Day of the High Stakes Cash Game World Championship on CoinPoker Unfolded

On the final day, the leaders kept changing. A player would take the #1 spot — then immediately go into sit-out mode until someone caught up. Biluzin surged ahead with an EV of $369,225 over 86 hands — and never returned to the table. In the end, the EV gap between first and second place was two stacks ($20K), and between second and third — less than one stack.

High Stakes Cash Game World Championship Results

Other Interesting Facts from the CGWC

• riggedeck pulled off an incredible comeback. After playing 79K hands (the most of anyone), he climbed from EV −$190.3K to EV +$83.5K. His total profit was $266.6K.

• A player named “disshitconfusing” won $62.8K over 285 hands, posting an insane win rate of 207 bb/100. “Sammac1988” also made a strong appearance: 15 hands for +$14.4K (963 bb/100).

• The worst performer was Linus “LLinusLLove” Loeliger. His EV loss was $249.9K, and his actual money loss was even bigger: $367.7K.

Action on CoinPoker Continues at the 7-2 Fast & Furious NLHE Tables

These are new cash tables on CoinPoker featuring several special rules:

• Upon sitting down, each player pays 5BB — this entire amount is awarded to a player who wins a hand holding 7-2.
• All players who reach showdown must reveal their cards (no mucking).
• Time banks are set to 20 seconds.

From December 8 to 22, players earn +50% leaderboard points in CoinRaces when playing Fast & Furious. Full leaderboard rules can be found in this article.