Shawn Daniels Wins GGMasters High Roller For $141K

Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor
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Shawn Daniels

Shawn Daniels enjoyed a profitable Sunday poker session courtesy of winning the GGMasters High Rollers event online at GGPoker.

Daniels was one of 996 players who bought in for $1,050, which left GGPoker with a very small overlay. "golubici" was the unfortunate soul who burst the money bubble, crashing out in 162nd place. Their elimination locked up at least $1,821 for the surviving players, a sum that increased to $14,138 by the time the nine-handed final table was set.

"WizardOfAz" and "HuvafenFushi" were the first players to bust from the final table. China's "leeeeeeee8" followed suit, before "jumpin gn" saw their tournament end in sixth-place, a finish worth $33,527.

Erwann Pecheux was eliminated in fifth with "OscartheCon" falling in fourth. Heads-up was set when Mexico's Nabil Cardoso dusted off his stack. Third-place prize money weighed in at $79,506, the last five-figure score of the event.

Daniels and Brazil's "DFdS123" locked horns heads-up, and Daniels came out on top. Daniels banked the $141,384 top prize, leaving his Brazilian opponent to walk away with a still impressive $106,023.

GGMasters High Rollers Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Shawn DanielsCanada$141,384
2DFdS123Brazil$106,023
3Nabil CardosoMexico$79,506
4OscartheConAustria$59,621
5Erwann PecheuxTurkey$44,709
6jumpin gnCanada$33,527
7leeeeeeee8China$25,142
8HuvafenFushiRussia$18,853
9WizardOfAzBrazil$14,138

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Vamos! Brazil's LeoJose Secures $108K Payday

Brazil's "LeoJose" must be on cloud nine today after padding their bankroll with a $108,997 score. LeoJose finished first from 2,246 entrants in the WSOPC Series: $525 Bounty Hunters HR Main Event and collected a combined prize worth $108,997 thanks, in part, to an impressive $62,851 worth of bounty payments.

The bulk of that huge bounty payment came from eliminating Hong Kong grinder "jomud9ahsorjai" when the tournament was heads-up. LeoJose not only claimed his final opponent's bounty, but the price on his own head too, which made for a bankroll-boosting day at the virtual felt.

WSOPC Series: $525 Bounty Hunters HR Main Event Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryBountiesTotal Prize
1LoeJoseBrazil$62,851$108,997
2jomud9ahsorjaiHong Kong$14,558$60,590
3Juha HelppiFinland$13,895$47,621
4UFCsDanaWitIreland$15,428$40,107
5MrRocket!Austria$7,250$25,309
6StingyAustria$1,031$14,246
7Bryan parisAustria$3,347$13,018
8WhyYouKillMeAustria$7,275$14,351
9HolaComEXtaZPoland$781$5,959

Other Notable GGPoker Victories From May 9

*includes bounty payments


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Barry Hutter Wins the partypoker High Roller Big Game

Barry Hutter took down the High Roller Big Game at partypoker and saw his $2,600 investment swell to $60,356. Some 102 of the world's best players bought in and ensured the $250,000 guarantee was beaten.

One of those stars, Thomas Muehloecker, was the 17th place finish and, therefore, burst the money bubble. Muehloecker's demise paved the way for such luminaries as Daniel Dvoress, Niklas Astedt, Andras Nemeth, and Elio Fox to cash.

Only two of the nine finalists walked away with less than a five-figure prize to show for their efforts. Pascal Hartmann and Jonathan Proudfoot being that duo.

Kevin Rabichow fell in seventh place for $10,731 and was joined on the rail by fellow Canadians Francois Billard and Mike Watson.

Ukrainian superstar Andrii Novak bowed out in fourth for a $22,093 prize, with the elimination of Jerry Wong in third leaving Hutter heads-up against UK-based Spaniard Juan Pardo Dominguez.

Hutter clinched the title and the tournament's $60,536 top prize, resigning Dominguez to a $43,392 consolation prize.

The High Roller Big Game Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Barry HutterMexico$60,536
2Juan Pardo DominguezUnited Kingdom$43,392
3Jerry WongCanada$31,032
4Andrii NovakUkraine$22,093
5Mike WatsonCanada$16,412
6Francois BillardCanada$12,625
7Kevin RabichowCanada$10,731
8Jonathan ProudfootUnited Kingdom$8,963
9Pascal HartmannAustria$7,575

Other Notable Victories at partypoker on May 9

*includes bounty payments


PokerStars Player 'angelovskiy' wins $152k Deal Jackpot

Parker "tonkaaaa" Tablot Crowned Sunday Supersonic Champion

The compact field of 101 entrants combined with a hyper-turbo blind structure meant it only took two hours and seven minutes for Parker "tonkaaaa" Talbot to become the latest $1,050 Sunday Supersonic champion. Talbot's latest victory came with a prize weighing in at $24,518, not bad to a couple of hour's work.

Pascal "Päffchen" Hartmann and "AZNInFiLrRat" were the six-handed final table's first casualties, and the only finalists not to win more than $10,000. Ami "UhhMee" Barer secured an $11,095 payout for his fourth-place finish, while Niklas "Lena900" Astedt fell by the wayside in third and banked $14,452.

Heads-up saw Talbot and Joris "BillLewinsky" Ruijs fight it out one-on-one for the title and the lion's share of the $102,601 prize pool. Talbot got the job done and his hands on $24,518, leaving his Dutch opponent to console himself with an $18,824 runner-up prize.

$1,050 Sunday Supersonic 6-Max Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Parker "tonkaaaa" TalbotCanada$24,518
2Joris "BillLewinsky" RuijsNetherlands$18,824
3Niklas "Lena900" AstedtSweden$14,452
4Ami "UhhMee" BarerCanada$11,095
5AZNInFiLrRatCanada$8,518
6Pascal "Päffchen" HartmannAustria$6,540

Other Notable Victories at PokerStars on May 9

*includes bounties


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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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