Yet Another Exciting GGPoker Weekend
If you look up the word “action” in your dictionary, chances are big you will see a picture of the GGPoker logotype. There’s no question about it: there’s always something exciting going on at GGPoker, and each weekend seems to be even more action-filled than the previous one. One can understand GGPoker has emerged throughout the years to become maybe the biggest online poker site.
We’ve just entered the 5th week of the year and yet another GGPoker weekend has passed. Let’s take a look at what interesting online poker tournaments were played this year, and which winners deserves to gloat in the poker spotlight.
High Roller Action
Few poker tournaments are more exciting to follow from the sideline than high rollers. Just knowing there’s a lot of cash at stakes seems to tickle the bone for the online poker crowd and it’s always interesting to see which players manages to win a big high roller tournament.
January 28th the $5 250 Bounty Hunters Super High Roller was played on GGPoker. This progressive bounty tournament ensures that every player is guaranteed at least $1 250 when knocking out someone else from the competition. This is also a reoccurring GGPoker tournament so if you fancy participating in some high stakes action, be sure to browse the GGPoker tournament lobby on Sundays!
Last Sunday’s edition of the tournament saw 25 players battling it out for a share of the $125 000 prize pool. The tournament lasted for roughly five hours before Barak Wisbrod could be crowned the bounty king. Including bounties he took home roughly $60 000, quite the Sunday paycheck! Totally three players cashed in the tournament.
$5 250 Bounty Hunters Super High Roller January 28th – Results
| Position | Player | Payout (inclusive bounties) |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Barak Wisbrod | $58 604,95 |
| 2. | Artur Martirosian | $31 092,44 |
| 3. | Adrian Mateos | $17 177,61 |
Let’s stay at the high stakes section of GGPoker a little longer. The highly appreciated and very popular Bounty Hunter Series is running hot right now and the $100 000 000 GTD in the series naturally attracts many players. No less than 12 028 players decided to display their poker skills in the $105 Sunday Showdown which also held a $100 000 top Mystery Bounty.
Out of all the 1 800 players who made it in the money, GGPoker user “EATtheWholeCake” became the winner after the 12 hour long tournament. For this feat, he cashed an impressive $63 000! “Silden4filho” cannot be too disappointed with his 232nd place finish, considering the claimed the $100 000 bounty.
| Position | Player | Payout (inclusive bounties) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | EATtheWholeCake | $63 078,99 |
| 2 | Aiwana | $46 923,86 |
| 3 | Barrani100 | $36 830,62 |
| 4 | AnimalRaro | $26 754,33 |
| 5 | 2024Newyear | $19 453,04 |
| 6 | SmashinPumpkins | $16 582,74 |
| 7 | OlafMori | $11 373,03 |
| 8 | Mikhail Lukyanov | $9 033,61 |
| 9 | trioamargura | $7 169,36 |
12 000 Players Are Many, Buy…
…let’s double it! Listen to this: 21 122 players participated in the $15 Sunday Secret KO. This is yet another GGPoker Myster Bounty Tournament and players really seem to enjoy them. With a $300 000 prize pool, there were a lot to play for. The tournament lasted for roughly 10 hours and even though German player “FabiG97” only collected 52 dollars in bounties, he received an additional $11 802,85 for winning the tournament.
As you can see, there’s intriguing stuff going on at GGPoker every weekend! If you haven’t already, we highly recommend you check out some of their interesting online tournament series. Who knows, maybe you will become the next big winner?
Good luck to all players taking their shot over at GGPoker!
