"WRDortmund7" Wins the 2020 Grosvenor Goliath Online Main Event for £42,248

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Gerard "WRDortmund7" [Removed:293] Wins the 2020 Grosvenor Goliath Online Main Event for £42,248

"WRDortmund7" came through two days of online poker action to win the 2020 Grosvenor Goliath Online £125 Main Event for £42,248.

With live poker unable to take place in the UK right now, Grosvenor decided to bring their massive Goliath brand online to ensure UK poker players did not miss out on on the chance to turn low buy-ins into huge prizes.

The popular event drew in 2,013 entries and created a £231,495 prize pool, to eclipse the £100,000 Main Event guarantee.

"WRDortmund7" managed to turn around a 3-to-1 deficit heads-up to defeat eventual runner-up "FrazzleFraggle". He began the final table short stack but patiently waited and with some amount of luck when needed, they managed to complete the amazing comeback to win the title.

Also making final table appearances were "AhJh", "JBtheshark", "ChiZhang", "dealersober411", "PokerPirate1963" and "Haymon23".



2020 Grosvenor Goliath Online £125 Main Event Final Table Result

PlacePlayerCountryPayout (GBP)
1"WRDortmund7"United Kingdom£42,248
2FrazzleFraggleUnited Kingdom£30,094
3AhJhUnited Kingdom£23,149
4JBthesharkUnited Kingdom£17,362
5ChiZhangUnited Kingdom£11,574
6dealersober411United Kingdom£7,755
7PokerPirate1963United Kingdom£4,629
8Haymon23United Kingdom£3,009

Past Goliath Results

YearBuy-inEntrantsPrize poolChampionPrize
2011£100+£201,765£176,500Lee Rawson£32,705
2012£100+£201,954£200,000Les Fenton£35,800
2013£100+£202,570£257,000Jake Skidmore£29,690
2014£100+£203,394£339,400Ryan Foster£62,320
2015£100+£204,210£421,000Miikka Toika£70,800
2016£100+£205,232£523,200Vamshi Vandanapu£62,750
2017£100+£206,385£638,500Elliot Marais£85,760
2018£100+£257,584£758,400Florian Duta£101,450
2019£100+£209,300£911,410Lee Reynolds£64,601
2020£100+252,013£231,495"WRDortmund7"£42,248

Lee Reynolds Wins the Record-Breaking Goliath For £64,601

No Luck For Team Grosvenor

Team Grosvenor was represented by Katie Swift, Joe Beevers, Jeff Kimber, Andy Hills, Jamie Nixon, Rick Trigg and the newest team member, former boxing world champion, David "TheHayemaker" Haye.

However, luck was not on their side with only Trigg progressing to Day 2 and eventually exiting short of the money spots.

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