Addamo Returns to Winning Ways as WSOPC Generates Huge Prizes

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Dec 05, 2022 4 min read

The $150 million guaranteed WSOP Winter Circuit festival is in full swing at GGPoker, and the prize pools of the online poker giant's most popular tournaments are swollen as a result. Huge prizes and prestige attract the best poker players out of the woodwork, and Michael Addamo is one such player.

Addamo has not been as prominent at GGPoker as he was during his incredible run in 2021, but he has still racked up more than his fair share of stellar results. The Australian superstar can count the $25,500 WSOPC High Roller Sunday Ultra HR as one of his many poker-related accomplishments, with him taking it down on December 4.

A compact field of 24 entrants meant only the top four finishers won a slice of the $650,000 prize pool. With that in mind, spare a thought for Russia's "spaise411," who was the unfortunate soul that popped the money bubble. It was a giant bubble, too, with Wiktor Malinowski banking $99,758 for his fourth-place finish.

Third place went to Finland's "TimothyAdams," a finish worth $133,029. The Finn's untimely demise left Addamo heads-up against Mark Radoja. Addamo rarely loses a one-on-one battle, and this was not one of those times. The Aussie swept aside his Canadian opponent to secure the $236,564 top prize, leaving Radoja to collect a $177,398 consolation prize.

$25,500 WSOPC High Rollers Sunday Ultra HR Final Table Results

Martirosian Adds $142,598 to His Bankroll

Russia's Artur Martirosian is the biggest winner at GGPoker, and it is easy to see why. Martirosian has five Super MILLION$ victories among his many triumphs, and he took down the $10,300 WSOPC High Rollers Sunday Super High Roller this weekend.

A star-studded field of 65 entrants created a $650,000 prize pool that the top eight finishers shared. Pablo Silva was the first of those eight grinders to cash; he walked away with $27,250 for his efforts.

Guillaume Nolet and Joao Vieira were the next players to fall. They scooped payments worth $35,386 and $45,952, respectively. Then came the elimination of Eelis Parssinen ($59,673) and China's "deyi168" ($77,491), the latter's exit guaranteeing a six-figure sum for the surviving players.

That trio of players struck a deal to lessen the significant pay jumps. Officially, Viacheslav Buldygin finished third for $129,044, Mikita Badziakouski reeled in $129,392 for his second-place finish, and Martirosian padded his bankroll with $142,598. Badziakouski would later take down a $5,250 buy-in event for almost $50,000.

$10,300 WSOPC High Rollers Sunday Super HR Final Table Results

*reflects a three-handed deal

Maue Mauls GGMasters High Roller Field

Some 833 GGPoker players turned out for this weekend's $1,050 GGMasters High Roller event, creating an $833,000 prize pool. Leonard "LottoLarry" Maue was the last player standing once the dust had settled. His reward? A cool $116,917.

Maue left the likes of Janos "JonWinning" Halasz, and Jareth "UraizeIfold" East in his wake at the final table, before making short work of the talented Lars "Babyccino" Nystedt heads-up. Nystedt, although disappointed not to come away with a victory, must still be pleased with his $88,692 consolation prize.

$1,050 GGMasters High Rollers Final Table Results

Other GGPoker Scores of $30,000+

Dumitru "DDimancescu" Pora was the biggest winner away from the aforementioned trio of events, helping himself to $98,634 in the $525 WSOPC Series Bounty Hunters HR Main Event. However, "BAABUUSKIII" won two GGPoker events this weekend, the $1,050 WSOPC High Rollers Sunday Main Event and the $365 WSOPC Series Sunday Snow Giant for combined prizes weighing in at $152,869.

There were also victories for luminaries like David Peters and Simon Mattsson.

• Dumitru "DDimancescu" Pora – winner of the $525 WSOPC Series Bounty Hunters HR Main Event for $98,634*
• BAABUUSKIII – winner of the $1,050 WSOPC High Rollers Sunday Main Event for $94,055
• Veselin Karakitukov – winner of the $5,250 WSOPC High Rollers PLO Sunday Super High Roller Bounty for $66,037*
• Alexandros Theologis – winner of the $1,500 WSOPC High Rollers Grand Prix Winter High Roller for $65,144
• David Peters – winner of the $5,250 WSOPC High Rollers Bounty Hunters Super High Roller for $62,764*
• BAABUUSKIII – winner of the $365 WSOPC Series Sunday Snow Giant for $58,814
• Siarhei "PALbICH" Chudapal – winner of the $150 GGMasters for $58,456
• Pato Negro – winner of the $320 WSOPC Series GGMasters Bounty Winter Freezeout for $50,387*
• Mikita Badziakouski – winner of the $5,250 WSOPC High Rollers Closer Sunday HR for $48,735
• Overpaid – winner of the $840 WSOPC High Rollers Sunday Bounty Warm-Up for $39,706*
• Kristian "ADelaney1991" Froysadal – winner of the $215 WSOPC Series Bounty Hunters Sunday Big Game for $39,617*
• cachorradadoart – winner of the $1,050 WSOPC High Rollers PLO Bounty Main Event for $38,281*
• Simon Mattsson – winner of the $1,500 WSOPC High Rollers Sunday Saver for $35,813
• DAVAIBANKROLL – winner of the $888 WSOPC High Rollers Sunday Crazy Eights for $34,497
• Aram Oganyan – winner of the $777 WSOPC Series Lucky Sevens for $34,449
• Ryan "77Storm77" Hall – winner of the $2,500 WSOPC High Rollers PLO Sunday Deepstack for $30,080

*includes bounty payments

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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