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PokerStars Sunday Million
Last night’s PokerStars Sunday Million surged past its $1.5 million guarantee last night for the first time since Aug. 24 (which meant that there were six events in a row that required overlays). The tournament lured 7,836 entrants last night for a prize pool of $1,567,200.
After Keven “Stammdogg” Stammen (pictured at right) hit the rail in fifth place, the final four players — jiacstrap, METZMAGNY, h20ace, and idgii, with stacks in that order — decided to discuss a deal. The players ultimately decided on the following guaranteed paydays with $30,000 left on the line for the winner: jiacstrap, $122,068; METZMAGNY, $147,822; h20ace, $105,772; idgii, $104,842. Jiacstrap eventually lost his chip lead and was the first of the four to get knocked out, and the heads-up match came down to METZMAGNY and ldgii. METZMAGNY entered the match with a more than 2-1 chip advantage, and he used it to close out the tournament, landing him the extra $30,000, which put his total winnings at $147,822.
The final results were:
* Payout reflects a four-way deal made at the final table with $30,000 left on the line for the winner.
Full Tilt $750,000 Guarantee
The Full Tilt $750,000-guaranteed event didn’t fare as well as the Sunday Million, as it still required an overlay last night. The event had 3,637 entrants, making for a prize pool of $727,400, meaning it required an overlay of $22,600. Still, this was the best attendance the event has had since Sept. 14.
The two final players in line for the six-figure top prize were sistabossen and KenRetaard. Sistabossen ultimately raked in the final pot of the tournament to eliminate her foe and pocket the $133,000 first-place prize. KenRetaard snagged $80,000 for second place.
The final results were:
UltimateBet $200,000 Guarantee
UltimateBet had 856 entrants in its $200,000-guaranteed tournament last night. That amounted to the most entrants the event has had since Aug. 17, but the tournament still required an overlay, which equated to $28,800 (more than the second-place payday).
The final two players in the event were Mr Perfekt and Skarfacesky, and they were playing for a pay difference of $18,000. Skarfacesky ended up collecting that difference when he landed the final blow, taking out Mr Perfekt to earn $45,000.
The final results were:
Bodog $100,000 Guarantee
Bodog’s $100,000-guaranteed event had 750 entrants last night, breaking the event’s sub-700-attendance streak for the first time since Aug. 3. Nevertheless, Bodog pumped the prize pool with $25,000 to match its guarantee, a full quarter of the prize pool and more than the first-place prize.
The battle for who would be the recipient of that overlayed first-place payday was between Cohiba Siglo and rathrbboatn. There was a $10,000 pay difference between first and second place, and rathrbboatn wound up pocketing that extra 10 grand when he outlasted his final opponent, earning $23,600.
The final results were:
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