GGPoker's Jason Koon Claims Massive $327K Sunday Score

Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor
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Jason Koon

Jason Koon was online poker’s biggest winner on February 27 thanks to him taking down the star-studded Sunday Million Super High Roller at his sponsor’s site, GGPoker. Koon was one of 44 entrants on the $25,500 buy-in event; Koon left everyone in his wake.

Only five of the nine players who reached the final table secured a slice of the $1,100,000 prize pool. This meant the likes of Pablo Silva, Timothy Adams, and Ami Barer missed out on a payout. Barer was the tournament’s unfortunate bubble boy, busting in sixth-place and losing out on a $114,043 min-cash.

Bruno Volkmann was the first in-the-money player. David Miscikowski joined Volkmann on the rail, doing so with $152,079 in his GGPoker bankroll. Marius Gierse’s exit in third came with a $202,800 payout. Gierse’s was the last elimination of the tournament because Koon and Seth Davies struck a deal for the rest of the prize pool. The deal saw Davies finish in second place and collect $303,964, leaving Koon to walk away with the title of champion and an impressive $327,112 payday.

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$25,500 Sunday Million Super HR Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Jason KoonCanada$327,112*
2Seth DaviesCanada$303,964*
3Marius GierseAustria$202,800
4David MiscikowskiMexico$152,079
5Bruno VolkmannBrazil$114,043

*reflects a heads-up deal

Benjamin Rolle Tops Super-Stacked Sunday Deepstack

Benjamin Rolle
Benjamin Rolle

This week’s $5,250 buy-in Sunday Deepstack High Roller may have only seen 42 players buy in but what a 42 they were. Such luminaries as Daniel Dvoress, Stephen Chidwick, Andras Nemeth, and Sam Greenwood all fought their way to a ridiculously stacked final table, but all four left the event empty handed.

Greenwood’s exit paved they way to a share of the $210,000 prize pool. Michael Addamo reeled in a $21,771 fifth-place prize, while recent Super MILLION$ champion Sung Joo "ArtePokerTV" Hyun got his hands on a $29,033 fourth-place payout.

Farid Jattin crashed out in third, a finish good for $38,716, which left Benjamin Rolle and Rui Ferreira heads-up for the title. Rolle, who scooped almost $400,000 last Sunday, got the job done and defeated Ferreira to secure another $68,848. Ferreira consoled himself with $51,629.

$5,250 Sunday Deepstack HR Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Benjamin RolleAustria$68,848
2Rui FerreiraBrazil$51,629
3Farid JattinCanada$38,716
4Sung Joo "ArtePokerTV" HyunHong Kong$29,033
5Michael AddamoCanada$21,771

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Other $25,000+ Scores at GGPoker on February 27

Niklas Astedt
Niklas Astedt

Both Allan "Freedom35" Mello and "huethuong89" padded their bankrolls with six-figure prizes. Mello won the $1,050 GGMasters High Roller or $141,234 while the latter took down the $525 Bounty Hunters HR Main Event for $110,131.

Niklas Astedt almost netted a six-figure haul but narrowly missed out after winning the $5,250 Bounty Hunters Super High Roller. The super-talented Swede turned his initial investment into $93,885 with bounty payments included.

*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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