“blue70mach1” Wins Last Sunday Million Before $12.5m GTD Anniversary Edition

Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor
2 min read
PokerStars Sunday Million

Canada’s “blue70mach1” won the last Sunday Million before the $12.5 million guaranteed 14th Anniversary edition takes place next week. It was one of the biggest Sunday Millions in recent times with 13,579 playrs taking to the PokerStars virtual felt, creating a massive $1,357,900 prize pool.

Sunday Million Final Table Results (March 15, 2020)

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1blue70mach1Canada$131,418
2MomessCanada$95,361
3Geraldo “GeraldoCesar” Cesar NetoBrazil$69,203
4Anton “anteen” BertilssonSweden$50,221
5pececadaDenmark$36,445
6HS toasterCanada$26,448
7Cripple86Netherlands$19,193
8NoLimit173Greece$13,928
9du wang ckf02China$10,108

Almost 2,500 players saw a return on their $109 investment. Denmark’s “Mogs_1887” popped the money bubble when they fell in 2,475th place. This locked up at least $176.66 for the surviving players.

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Plenty of established grinders navigated their way into the money. These included “eijseijs”, Martin “M.nosbocaJ” Jacobson, Alfred “Kzzon” Karlsson, Craig “mcc3991” McCorkell, Jake “jakecody” Cody, “Gambler4444”, Charlie “JIZOINT” Combes, Fabrice “fabsoul” Soulier, and Nicholas “YerSoLucky” Newport, the latter finishing 14th for $5,323 after firing three bullets.

Five-Figure Scores For the Final Table

Each of the nine finalists banked at least five-figures for their efforts.

China’s “du wang ckf02” was the first casualty of the final table. They crashed out in ninth-place for a $10,108 addition to their bankroll.

Greece’s “NoLimit173” followed the Chinese grinder to the showers, their eighth-place exit seeing their PokerStars account swell by $13,928.

Seventh-place and $19,193 went to “Cripple86” of the Netherlands, who was joined on the payout table first by “HS toaster” of Canada then by “pececada” of Denmark. This duo locked up prizes of $26,448 and $36,445 respectively.

The prizes were growing ever larger and only four players remained in the hunt for the massive $131,418 top prize.

Those four became three when Swedish star Anton “anteen” Bertilsson ran out of steam and fell by the wayside. Third-place was worth a cool $50,221 this week.

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Heads-up was set when Brazilian tournament specialist Geraldo “GeraldoCesar” Cesar Neto was eliminated in third place for a $69,203 score.

That heads-up clash was between blue70mach1 and “Momess” both hailing from Canada. There was no love lost between them being from the same country, and no deal was struck either.

This meant Momess collected $95,361 when they fell at the final hurdle and the champion turned their $109 into a colossal $131,418, which was one of the biggest prizes of the entire weekend.

The countdown is on for the $12.5 Million Guaranteed Sunday Millions

The 14th Anniversary Sunday Million shuffles up and deal on March 22, giving you less than a week to win your $215 seat.

Dozens of satellites are running around the clock and feeding into this event, which is the largest-ever tournament run by PokerStars. At least $12.5 million is guaranteed to be won, will you be getting your hands on a slice of that gargantuan prize pool?


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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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