Goliath Online Concludes; PokerPirate1963 Sails Away With Player of the Series

Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor
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GUKPT Goliath Online Recap

The inaugural Goliath Online Series has concluded and it’s fair to say the inaugural Grosvenor Poker festival was a roaring success. Fifteen evens have now crowned their champions and Grosvenor has paid out more than £500,000, which is nothing short of incredible.

We hope you enjoyed our coverage of the massive Goliath Main Event that saw its £100,000 guarantee obliterated thanks to 2,031 players turning out in force and creating a £231,495 prize pool.

Gerard “WRDortmund7” [Removed:293] triumphed in the Main Event and saw his bankroll swell by a most-impressive £42,248.

Four more Grosvenor Poker players took down events and wrote their names into the Goliath’s history books.

The first was the player known as “AnonymousD” who won the £30 buy-in 6-Max PKO. This victory weighed in at £1,022 plus an additional £923 worth of bounty payments.

“smellitfirst” helped themselves to the second-largest first-place prize of the series courtesy of being the last man standing in the £560 buy-in High Roller. Some 122 players bought in to ensure the £50,000 guarantee was surpassed by £14,660. smellitfirst got their hands on the lion’s share, namely £17,619, leaving “ChefBrad” to bank £11,962 which we have on good authority is his largest haul to date.

The penultimate event was a £5 rebuy and add-on tournament that saw “Shinkansen” come out on top of. They walked away with £689 for their efforts.

Last, but certainly not least, was the £30 Freezeout Finale. This £30 buy-in affair attracted 320 players who were all outlasted by “grannieannie75”. The champion won £1,747 with runner-up “BullyDavis” collecting £1,299.

Read how Gerard [Removed:293] won the 2020 Goliath Main Event

Full Listing of Goliath Online Series Champions

EventBuy-inEntrantsPrize poolChampionPrize
#1: The Opener£55696£34,800LeGrandPoisson£6,542
#2: PKO£30493£13,804Zebster1994£2,204
#3: 25/50£225258£54,180LateNightTales£10,971
#4: NLH£30610£17,080BluffSqaaaaud£3,245
#5: NLH£5564£2,650whatacrapname£503
#6: NLH 6-Max£30545£15,260beeevil15£2,899
#7: Heads Up£55172£8,600Zebster1994£2,322
#8: Deep and Steep£30538£15,064GetToBed£2,862
#9: PLO£55235£11,750illgetthemin£2,555
#10: NLH£30514£14,392clownkicked96£2,734
#11: Goliath Main Event£1252,013£231,495WRDortmund£42,248
#12: 6-Max PKO£30452£12,656AnonymousD£1,945
#13: High Roller£560122£64,660smellitfirst£17,619
#14: NLHE R/A£5264£3,402Shinkansen£689
#15: Freezeout Finish£30320£8,960grannieannie75£1,747

PokerPirate1963 Crowned Player of the Series

“PokerPirate1963” is the Player of the Series after accumulating 510 leaderboard points. A seventh-place finish in the Goliath Main Event was enough to push them over the starting line in front of “Zebster1994”.

The winner receives a package of tournament tickets worth a cool £1,000. Zebster1994, who won two events and should be commended for doing so, has a free shot at a £560 GUKPT event thanks to their second-place finish.

Congratulations to the other eight players in the top 10 for securing some added value from an already value-packed festival.

PlaceAliasPointsPrize
1PokerPirate1963510£1,000 tickets package
2Zebster1994465£560 GUKPT ticket
3ChefBrad460£225 25/25 ticket
4Haymon23450£130 Deepstack ticket
5EightPerfect450£130 Deepstack ticket
6LeGrandPoisson445£130 Deepstack ticket
7smellitfirst425£30 ticket
8tyleretholiver400£30 ticket
9GetToBed400£30 ticket
10JustLucky365£30 ticket
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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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