Sunday Briefing: "LilFishAtL" Wins the Sunday Million for $141K

Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor
2 min read
Sunday Briefing

One online poker tournament the majority of poker players would love to win is the PokerStars Sunday Million. Not only does doing so come with a huge cash prize, it's also one of the most prestigious events in the online poker world.

Mexico-based “LilFishAtL” added his name to the long list of past Sunday Million winners this weekend, topping a star-studded field of 5,718 players to get his hand on $141,000. His haul could have been even larger, but he opted to make a deal when the tournament was three-handed. Joining "LilFishAtL" in the deal-making were Greece’s “1morepls,” who scooped $104,000, and the talented Grayson “gray31” Ramage, who bust in second but not before grabbing the largest prize of the trio, a cool $156,406.39.

Romania’s “bica999” was another player banking a big score on Sunday night thanks to a win in the Sunday Warm-Up, which was worth $75,050.

UK-based Spaniard “CrackedeI29” ensured a profitable Sunday by winning the Sunday 500 for $57,562.50, while Russia’s “RADOALSUOLO1” turned $215 into $45,161.18 by winning the hyper-turbo Sunday Supersonic.

Other substantial PokerStars scores include:

  • ]zinkAA[/B] who won the Sunday Kickoff for $28,768.00
  • Chris “Big Huni” Hunichen finished third in the Sunday Kickoff for $16,182.00
  • Rasmus “RasA86” Agerskov won the Sunday Rebuy for $39,368.70
  • roo_400 won the Sunday 2nd Chance for $33,000.00
  • Dominik “Bounatirou” Nitsche finished second in the Sunday 2nd Chance for $29,000.00

Fresh from his third-place finish in the PokerStars Sunday Kickoff for $16,182.00, Hunichen walked away with the $12,090 first-place prize in the Sunday Major over at Full Tilt, which is where Germany’s “Changor84” added $8,224.73 to his bankroll, helped by $550 of bounty payments, when he won the popular Sunday Brawl.

This weekend’s $150,000 Whale at 888poker saw 329 players exchange $600 for a shot at glory. Nobody enjoyed it more than the United Kingdom’s “Derharry69” who in the early hours of Monday morning had won all the 3,290,000 chips in play to secure a $35,968.74 payday.

Germany’s “bre3za” enjoyed a similar result in the $120,000 Mega Deep, walking away with the title of champion and $27,194.70 to show for his efforts. Shoutouts too to “peterpan_33.” and Russia’s “RevenantT” who won the $50,000 Turbo Mega Deep ($12,538.80) and the $100,000 Sunday Challenge ($15,465.93), the latter after a three-way chop.

Lastly, over to partypoker now where British pro Andy “ajh26” Holman took down the $150,000 guaranteed High Roller for a $28,520.80 score, and where “Rudebilly” won the $150,000 guaranteed Main Event for a cool $27,474.92. Finally, “Corlusion” banked $10,413,81 for winning the $50,000 guaranteed Weigh-in.

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Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor

Matthew Pitt hails from Leeds, West Yorkshire, in the United Kingdom, and has worked in the poker industry since 2008, and worked for PokerNews since 2010. In September 2010, he became the editor of PokerNews. Matthew stepped away from live reporting duties in 2015, and now concentrates on his role of Senior Editor for the PokerNews.

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