Benjamin Rolle Reels in Near $400K Sunday Score

Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor
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Benjamin Rolle

Benjamin Rolle reeled in one of the largest scores of his illustrious career when he came out on top in the latest edition of the $25,500 Sunday Million Super HR online at GGPoker.

This week’s tournament drew in a 58-strong crowd, which meant the final seven finishers shared the $1,450,000 prize pool. Spare a thought for Artur Martirosian who finished in eighth-place, burst the bubble, and missed out on a score of at least $74,413.

"spaise422" was the first entrant to receive a payout; they netted the previously mentioned $74,413 when they came unstuck in seventh. Brazil’s Rodrigo Selouan fell in sixth for a $99,231 addition to his bankroll before Ben Heath got his hands on the $132,327 fifth-place prize.

Fourth-place and $176,461 went to Daniel Dvoress with former Team partypoker member Isaac Haxton bowing out in third for $235,314. Haxton’s elimination left former teammate Mikita Badziakouski heads-up against Rolle. The pair struck a deal that meant Badziakouski collected $339,029 for his runner-up finish, while Rolle collected $393,222.

The victory was great timing on Rolle’s part because he and his Raise Your Edge poker training site recently joined forces with PokerStars. Winning almost $400,000 against a stellar field is one way to attract new sign-ups!

$25,500 Sunday Million Super HR Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Benjamin RolleAustria$393,222*
2Mikita BadziakouskiThailand$339,029*
3Isaac HaxtonCanada$235,314
4Daniel DvoressCanada$176,461
5Ben HeathIreland$132,327
6Rodrigo SelouanBrazil$99,231
7spaise422Croatia$74,413

*reflects a heads-up deal

Nemeth Involved in Three-Way High Roller Chop

Andras Nemeth
Andras Nemeth

The $5,250 Sunday Deepstack HR was another of GGPoker’s high-stakes tournaments that ended in a deal, a three-way chop, to be exact. Only 39 players bought in but the high buy-in resulted in a $200,000 prize pool; the top five finishers secured a slice of the pot.

Dario Sammartino was the first in-the-money player. The Austria-based Italian walked away with $20,735 reasons to be happy with himself. Mike Watson followed Sammartino to the rail, doing so with $27,650 in tow.

Watson’s elimination was the last of the tournament because the final three players struck a deal that saw them scoop similar prizes. The record books will show Elio Fox finished third for $20,175, Marius Gierse was the runner-up for $50,719, and Andras Nemeth was the champion, a finish weighing in at $50,718.

$5,250 Sunday Deepstack HR Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Andras NemethHungary$50,718*
2Marius GierseAustria$50,719*
3Elio FoxMexico$50,175*
4Mike WatsonCanada$27,650
5Dario SammartinoAustria$20,735

*reflects a three-handed deal

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Other GGPoker Victories Worth $30,000 or More

Rodrigo De Barros Semeghini
Rodrigo De Barros Semeghini

Rodrigo "digopapel" Semeghini helped himself to a $150,372 score by taking down the $1,050 GGMasters High Rollers event. Two other stars receive six-figure payouts, too. Axel "Eric Clapton" Hallay walked away with $115,131 for his victory in the $1,050 Sunday High Rollers Main Event while Stavros Loizou is $111,642 richer after triumphing in the $525 Bounty Hunters HR Main Event.

*includes bounty payments

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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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