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After WPT ME, Prasit Chowdhury Records His Biggest Online Score

Wednesday night witnessed many events with large prize pools and a large number of competitors. Everyone was trying their best to stand out, but just a few players kept the momentum going by reeling in the big prize.

Now, let’s take a look at the major events that occurred on Wednesday and who were the few players that were successful in these events.

Destiny 26.0 – ₹18 Lakh GTD

A mystery player with the username ‘Shaarang’ won this tournament for ₹3,80,700. Rajat Mahajan aka ‘SlugaBed’ came in second place, winning ₹2,56,320.

Total entries: 340 (171 entries, 79 re-entries and 90 rebuys)
Buy-in: ₹5,500
Places paid: 31
Min-cash: ₹15,840

Wednesday High Roller 6 Max – ₹18 Lacs GTD

Apoorv Rajore aka ‘d@@kud@ddy’ took first place in this tournament and received ₹4,72,500. Ujjwal Narwal aka ‘$hitreg’ finished second in this tournament, winning ₹3,31,200.

Total entries: 112 (60 entries, 30 re-entries and 22 rebuys)
Buy-in: ₹16,500
Places paid: 13
Min-cash: ₹36,900

PC#27 PLO-5 Highroller – ₹20 Lakh GTD

WPT Prime India 2023 Main Event Champion Prasit Chowdhury aka ‘Stungunner’ added another feather to his cap by winning this tournament. He was awarded ₹5,32,000 in prize money. Gaurav Bhandari aka ‘zillastar’ was the tournament runner-up, who won ₹3,52,000 in prize money.

Total entries: 229 (109 entries and 120 re-entries)
Prize pool: ₹22,90,000
Buy-in: ₹11,000
Places paid: 22
Min-cash: ₹28,630

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Daily Value Boost- ₹10 Lakh GTD

This tournament ended in a deal between three players, Sanjay Mohan aka ‘smr1g10,’ Manvendra Singh aka ‘Kiki0100,’ and a mystery player ‘DogaXII’. They received ₹1,19,000, ₹1,15,000, and ₹1,01,000, respectively.

Total entries: 646 (330 entries and 316 re-entries)
Buy-in: ₹1,650
Places paid: 113
Min-cash: ₹3,100

The Pride- ₹15 Lakh GTD

This tournament was won by a mystery player with the username ‘Bakasur420’, who took home ₹2,78,000. Pradip Ghosh nicknamed ‘Nit2Donk’ finished second in this tournament by winning ₹1,66,000.

Total entries: 501 (254 entries and 247 re-entries)
Prize pool: ₹17,54,000
Buy-in: ₹3,850
Places paid: 70
Min-cash: ₹10,520

Maverick – ₹15 Lakh

Mayank Maruka aka ‘AreyBetaRaise’ won this tournament for ₹2,75,896. The runner-up in this tournament was a mystery player named ‘deathknell,’ who took home ₹2,47,137.

Total entries: 573
Buy-in: ₹2,750
Places paid: 63
Min-cash: ₹3,750

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