partypoker Sunday LIVE

Live Updates June 27
Day: 1

End of Sunday Updates - See You Next Week!

Christoph Vogelsang
Christoph Vogelsang

The end of the partypoker Sunday updates on PokerNews have come and here's a quick recap.

After a long night, Day 1a of the World Cup of Cards Main Event finished with 53 players out of 354 entries making it through to Day 2 on July 5. Christoph Vogelsang takes an early chip lead and is joined by Rodrigo Selouan and Thiago Crema on the podium. Here's how the top ten looks like right now:

World Cup of Cards #05 Main Event Day 1a Top Ten Chip Counts

RankPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Christoph VogelsangUnited Kingdom3,363,472112
2Rodrigo SelouanBrazil3,248,223108
3Thiago CremaBrazil3,235,609108
4Jon Van FleetCanada2,631,65288
5Aaron SpektorCanada2,579,05286
6Aleks DimitrovCanada2,502,45283
7James WhittetHungary2,386,65380
8Timothy CavallinCanada2,321,22377
9Armin RezaeiMalta2,214,07174
10Charles WhitehouseUnited Kingdom2,145,69772

Over in the WCC #04 Playground Cup, there are four players left on the final day/table. Christian Rudolph is leading over there with Ronni Borg, Justin Ouimette, and Vlad-Stefan Lache still left too.

World Cup of Cards #04 Playground Cup Final Table Results (excluding bounties)

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1  $11,710
2  $11,692
3  $7,956
4  $5,293
5Claus GretherUnited Kingdom$3,560
6Richard WilliamsonUnited Kingdom$2,742
7Ioannis LelakakisGreece$1,947

In The Grand, Tobias Schwecht has taken down this weeks event for $44,305 by defeating Viktor Ustimov heads-up who came into the final table as the shortest stack. partypoker Ambassador Joao Simao finished in 31st place for a small pay jump while Twitch Streamer Jamie Staples min-cashed in 33rd place. He cashed this event for the fourth week in a row with his personal best being a fourteenth place finish last week. Patrick Leonard was close but ended up bubbling this week.

The Grand Final Table Results June 27

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Tobias SchwechtAustria$44,305
2Viktor UstimovRussia$30,925
3Simon GrabenschweigerAustria$21,360
4Leon SturmAustria$14,353
5Jonathan ProudfootUnited Kingdom$10,557
6Jérémy SaderneUnited Kingdom$8,537
7Harpreet PaddaCanada$7,017
8David ColermanCanada$5,842
9Benjamin ChalotHungary$4,893

Make sure to check back on Monday to see how these tournaments turned out and see you next week!