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Win Up To $500 Extra With partypoker's Hot Tables

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier
partypoker Hot Tables
partypoker Hot Tables

There is a brand new promotion to get involved with over at partypoker that goes by the name of Hot Tables. This promotion makes it possible to win up to $500 extra from pots whenever you play cash games or fastforward poker.

There is no opting in required for the Hot Tables promotion, you simply head to no-limit hold’em or pot-limit Omaha cash and fastforward tables with stakes between $0.05/$0.10 and $0.50/$1.

Thousands of tables are randomly selected each day to become Hot Tables for a hand. partypoker adds between one and 500 big blinds to the pot which the winner of the hand takes away with them in addition to the pot. This means it is possible to win up to $500 extra if you are a $0.50/$1 player.

Learn how to join the Hot Tables on partypoker

Koon Still Going Strong on Multiple Fronts

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier

Jason Koon is one of many players making the most of this huge Sunday of online poker and is jumping into several high-profile events.

He's currently third in chips in both The High Roller Big Game and the $10,300 Super High Roller.

We'll keep an eye on both tournaments to see whether he continues to sit at the top end of the leaderboards.

How to Play Private Poker Games Online on partypoker

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier
partypoker
partypoker

Are you looking for the best mobile app to play private poker games online with your friends, family, and colleagues? Check out partypoker's private poker games club function that lets you invite others to come and play with you.

While playing online poker with friends has been all the rage, organising private poker games online has been nearly impossible if you wanted to play poker on a mobile device.

That's what makes the new partypoker option different and, at least in this very specific aspect, partypoker's Club Games the best app to organize private poker games online.

Learn how to set up your private poker game on partypoker

Registration Closes in Big Game and High Roller Big Game

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier

Late registration has closed in The Big Game with 386 players entering. The 183 players remaining are all eyeing the five-figure first prize. Here are the final table payouts.

PlacePayout (USD)
1$36,397
2$25,252
3$17,543
4$11,673
5$8,190
6$6,524
7$5,273
8$4,306
9$3,524

Meanwhile, 47 players remain in The High Roller Big Game with only 15 guaranteed to make the money.

PlacePayout (USD)
1$65,609
2$42,307
3$29,106
4$20,654
5$15,391
6$12,366
7$10,492
8$8,993
9$7,694

Staples vs Mikolaitis

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier

Jaime Staples has jumped into The Big Game and is now sitting on an average stack after eliminating Dominykas Mikolaitis.

Staples held {5-Spades}{9-Spades} against his opponent's {q-Diamonds}{j-Hearts}. The board was {5-Diamonds}{9-Clubs}{q-Hearts}{a-Hearts}{2-Diamonds} giving Staples two pair and sending his opponent to the rail.

Staples Elimination Big Game
Staples Elimination Big Game

Early Stages in the Super High Roller

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier
Jason Koon
Jason Koon

There are 23 entries in the Powerfest #28 - Super High Roller with partypoker's Jason Koon featuring prominently in the chip counts during the early stages.

Mikita Badziakouski and Isaac Haxton have also joined and sit around starting stack.

RankPlayerCountryChip Count
1Linus LoeligerAustria142,415
2Jason KoonCanada127,055
3Louis van NielArgentina122,200
4Antonio RomanoNetherlands112,825
5Stephen ChidwickMexico109,138

Will You Become partypoker’s Legend of the Week?

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier
partypoker Legend of the Week
partypoker Legend of the Week

The Daily Legends tournaments at partypoker have proven to be hugely popular thanks to their player-friendly formats. partypoker has slashed the late registration period, limited re-entries, and devised a structure that allows players to head to bed at a reasonable time without turning the tournament into a crap shoot.

Now is the time to try out some of those Daily Legends tournaments because partypoker has launched its Legend of the Week promotion that adds $60,000 worth of value to its Daily Legends schedule every week.

Legend of the Week sees you earn points for playing in selected Daily Legends tournaments from Monday through Saturday. Points are awarded for playing the eligible tournaments, but you earn far more by reaching a final table or by going all the way and becoming a Daily Legends champion.

Learn how to become a legend at partypoker

Carl Froch Joins the Powerfest Main Event

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier

Three partypoker Pros have jumped into the Powerfest Main Event. Jaime and Matthew Staples are two of of the top poker streamers out there.

Carl Froch on the other hand has a handful of live poker cashes, but the former professional boxer and former super-middleweight world championship is looking for a good performance in the Powerfest Main Event.

Pity it's not a Knockout tournament...

Carl Froch Powerfest Main Event
Carl Froch Powerfest Main Event

How Things Stand

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier

After two hours, here's how things stand with the partypoker Sunday LIVE updates right here on PokerNews

  • Billy Irvine is back in the lead of The High Roller Big Game. There are currently 39/65 players remaining and late registration is open for another 30 minutes.
  • Brazil's Matheus Almeida is the runaway chip leader in The Big Game. He's almost two million chips clear of Josip Simunic in second place. There's also 30 minutes of late registration left in this one.
  • The $10,300 Super High Roller has kicked off with 12 players. Late registration is open for another four hours so there's plenty of time for the field to grow in that one.

Christoph Vogelsang Triumphs in Star-Studded partypoker Powerfest Super High Roller

Will Shillibier
Will Shillibier
Christoph Vogelsang
Christoph Vogelsang

There have been two $25k Super High Rollers as part of the Powerfest schedule.

Christoph Vogelsang, who currently sits behind only Fedor Holz on the German all-time money list, took down the Powerfest #19: $25,500 Super High Roller for just shy of $500,000.

Meanwhile Joakim Andersson triumphed just one week ago in another SHR at a final table featuring big names such as Ole Schemion and Andras Nemeth. Andersson came out on top after battling against the aggressive Markus Leikkoner who would have to settle for second place.

Check out the Super High Roller Recaps Here

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