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Super MILLION$ Week kicked off at GGPoker on February 28 and Jans Arends got off to the perfect start by taking down the Sunday 500 Special Edition for a colossal $302,271.

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Some 209 of the world’s best poker tournament players bought into the Event #5: Sunday 500 Special Edition for $5,250 and created a massive $1,495,000 prize pool. This princely sum was distributed among the top 44 finishers, a min-cash weighing in at $8,968.

Daniel Dvoress was the first superstar to help themselves to a cash prize. Other luminaries including Dan Smith, Ole Schemion, Mike Watson, Andras Nemeth, Michael Addamo, poker power couple Alex Foxen and Kristen Bicknell, and Steve O’Dwyer saw a healthy return on their initial investment.

All nine finalists were guaranteed more than $30,000 for their efforts, but with more than $300,000 awaiting the champion, $30,000 looked like pocket change.

Brazil’s Pablo Brito Silva fell in ninth for $30,277 before Kenneth Smaron and Nick Petrangelo crashed and burned. That talented duo walked away with $40,308 and $53,752 respectively.

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Farid Jattin and Ankush Mandavia were the next casualties, the latter picking up $95,586 only days after taking down the CPPT Venetian event in Las Vegas for $260,000.

Johan Haugen from Macau collected the first six-figure prize of the tournament. Haugen’s fourth-place exit resulting in $127,466 making its way to his GGPoker account. Heads-up was set when “easy game1” fell by the wayside in third place, a result worth $169,980.

Heads-up pitted Arends against Viachelsav Buldygin in what was essentially a $75,600 heads-up sit & go. No deal was struck, however, meaning Buldygin had to make do with the $226,671 consolation prize when Arends defeated him heads-up. Arends banked $302,271 for his impressive victory.

Event #5: Sunday 500 Special Edition Final Table Results

Tomas Ribeiro Secures a $232,274 Score in the PLO High Roller

$10,300 buy-in Pot-Limit Omaha tournaments are something of a rarity, especially in the online poker world, but one took place at GGPoker as part of the Super MILLION$ week. Ninety-seven players bought in and Brazil’s Tomas Ribeiro outlasted them all.

Victory in this event came with a $232,274 prize, which is phenomenal for a PLO tournament. The three places who busted in second-through-fourth walked away with six-figure prizes, too.

Thomas Hueber got his hands on $106,421 for his fourth-place finish with James Park collected $138,044. Connor Drinan was the tournament’s runner-up, which came with $179,064 in prize money.

Event #3: PLO High Roller Final Table Results

Other GGPoker Highlights From February 28

• Runnerb 2 – first-place in the Event #1: GGMasters High Rollers for $129,589
• alwayswon – first-place in the Global MILLION$ for $111,849
• Gytis Lazaunikas – first-place in Event #2: Bounty Hunters HR Main Event for $84,487*
• Merkules – first-place in the $5,250 High Rollers Sunday Blade Opener for $69,966
• JimyT – first-place in the $150 GGMasters for $62,596
• Elio Fox – first-place in the $3,150 Sunday High Rollers Bounty King for $63,326*
• o moises – first-place in the $315 Sunday Bounty King for $41,677*
• weedsmoker93 – first-place in the $250 Sunday Main Event for $40,494
• jackthewinner – first-place in the $210 Bounty Hunters Sunday Special for $36,628*
• Andrii Derzhypilskyi – first-place in the $525 Sunday High Rollers Second Chance for $35,932
• Rodrigo Selouan – first-place in the $840 Sunday High Rollers Bounty Special for $34,727*
• Aleskei Barkov – first-place in the $1,050 Sunday High Rollers Deep Bounty Turbo for $29,787*
• Belarmino Souza – first-place in the $840 High Rollers Marathon for $28,971
• Christian Rudolph – first-place in the $250 Sunday Fifty Stack for $24,331

*includes bounty payments

Michael “Biceps82” Matar Flexes Muscles in the Turbo Series

Michael Matar, known as “Biceps82” at PokerStars, helped himself to a huge $168,467 score on February 28 when he finished first from a field of 1,125 players in the $1,050 NLHE 8-max PKO Turbo Series event.

$77,237 of Matar’s haul came from the main prize pool, which was then bolstered by a $91,230 bounty payment. Matar defeated “Conglomo222” of Argentina heads-up to get his hands on the lion’s share of the $1,125,000 prize pool, resigning the runner-up to a $92,444 consolation prize.

Other established names that navigated their way through shark-infested waters to take a seat at the final table included Teun “tinnoemulder” Mulder who finished fifth for $38,364 and Ireland’s “ArtHouse2011” whose ninth-place finish bagged them $15,167.

Turbo Series #64: $1,050 NLHE 8-Max Progressive KO Final Table Results

ShipitFTW911 Ships $530 Turbo Series Event

Sweden’s “ShipitFTW911” overcame a tough final table to win the $530 NLHE 8-Max Turbo Series event for a cool $73,553.

Konstantin “krakukra” Maslak and “Sentras” busted from the final table early on and were the last players not to bank five-figures. Vicent “gordon0410” Bosca (sixth - $13,543) and Parker “tonkaaaa” Talbot (fourth - $26,648) crashed out to make the final table more bearable.

Heads-up was set when Finland’s “mnstrkll” fell by the wayside in this for $37,380. ShipitFTW911 locked horns with Dominink “Bounatirou” Nitsche heads-up. Nitsche wins more tournaments than he loses from this position but he couldn’t quite finish the job this time around. Nitsche collected $52,435 for his second-place finish, leaving his Swedish opponent to bank $73,553 and become a Turbo Series champion.

Turbo Series 67: $530 NLHE 8-Max

Other Notable Results From PokerStars on February 28

• dikken79 – first-place in the Turbo Series 66: $109 NLHE PKO for $63,088*
• Mukhin1 – first-place in the Turbo Series 62: $215 NLHE 6-Max for $59,461
• Teun “tinnoemulder” Mulder – first-place in the $1,050 Sunday High Roller for $57,262
• !Myp!yaw – first-place in the Turbo Series 70: $215 NLHE Sunday Supersonic for $54,246*
• Maty25 – first-place in the $215 Bounty Builder for $29,741*
• darkziv – first-place in the $109 Bounty Builder for $27,835*
• David “MissOracle” Yan – first-place in the $1,050 Sunday Cooldown for $25,999*
• Claas “Ssick_OnE” Segebrecht – first-place in the $215 Sunday Warm-Up for $15,590
• Aleksei “AS Leshiy” Smirnov – first-place in the $109 Sunday Kickoff for $14,929
• Tyler “Juicy_J_93” Jardine – first-place in the Turbo Series 61: $109 NLO8 for $10,594

*includes bounty payments

josue2714 Wins Inaugural Big Shot 109 Main Event at 888poker

Colombia’s “josue2714” wrote themselves into 888poker’s history books by taking down the first-ever Big Shot 109 Main Event. The $109 buy-in tournament, one of the many new additions to the 888poker MTT schedule, drew in 1,381 players who were all outlasted by josue2714.

The first place prize came in at $21,915, which josue2714 locked up after sending “Zidanevd” to the rail in second-place, a finish worth $16,020.

Only one other player padded their bankroll with a five-figure score. “MasterBak3r” was that player. Their exit in third-place saw $11,775 make its way to their 888poker account.

$150,000 Big Shot 109 Main Event Final Table Results

Other Notable 888poker Results

• DosPoochies – first-place in the $100,000 Big Shot 525 for $22,000
• TheNightMar2 – first-place in the $20,000 Sunday PKO Rumble 215 for $5,165*
• vvdmm – first-place in the $20,000 Sunday PKO Rumble 109 for $4,953*
• ImPaulin – first-place in the $20,000 Sunday Big Shot 55 for $4,801
• MagicClaw – first-place in the $30,000 Sunday Big Shot 33 for $4,695

*includes bounty payments

Andrii Novak Crowned High Roller Big Game Champion

Ukrainian superstars Andrii Novak added the $2,600 High Roller Big Game to his long list of tournament successes. His latest victory earned him an impressive $73,578. Novak’s prize would have been larger had he not struck a deal with Russia’s Viktor Ustimov when heads-up, a deal that saw Ustimov reel in a $71,892 haul.

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The final table of the High Roller Big Game is usually stacked with elite pros and this week’s was no different.

Timothy Adams, Team partypoker duo Jason Koon and Joni Jouhkimainen, Dario Sammartino, and even cash game specialist Wiktor Malinowski were present and correct at the final table. The night, however, belonged to Novak who became a worthy champion.

High Roller Big Game Final Table Results

Other Notable Results From partypoker

• Mitchell Blanchard – first-place in the $2,100 MILLIONS Online High Roller Turbo for $47,237
• xoxoGo33ipgirl – first-place in the $1,111 High Roller One Shot for $46,267*
• Alexader Ivarsson – first-place in the $530 Big Game for $45,267
• Girogio Rocca – first-place in the $320 The 300 for $22,803*
• Trevor York – first-place in the $55 Mini Big Game for $19,925
• GioPires – first-place in the $111 One Shot for $14,962*
• PaiyatPatiPat – first-place in th $55 Gladiator for $11,478*

*includes bounty payments

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