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Gagandeep Malik Lifts The WPT Prime India 2023 High Roller Title

The most extravagant event on the World Poker Tour (WPT) Prime India 2023 schedule, the High Roller, has finally come to an end. The record-breaking event crowned poker pro Gagandeep Malik as its ultimate champion after three days of unmatched action. Malik grabbed his first-ever WPT title along with a top prize of ₹59,60,000.

The WPT India 2023, which was scheduled to take place for two days had to be extended for another day, thanks to the massive number of entries that turned up at this event. It recorded a total of 227 entries who chipped in by paying a buy-in ₹1.25 Lakh to record a final prize pool of ₹2,63,66,050. This was the biggest High Roller event in the history of WPT India 2023. 

Day 2 of the event concluded with the top six players deciding to return for Day 3. Interestingly, at around 2 AM on 17th April 2023, when the players were deciding on whether to continue playing till the winner or pause the game and resume the next day, Malik was firm on returning the next day. Accordingly, the decision was taken and looks like Malik was up to some serious business when making that decision. 

Gagandeep Malik Takes Down The WPT India 2023 High Roller

Gagandeep Malik

It was down to the final two from the six after more than two hours into Day 3. Malik and Guneet Kwatra were up against each other with Malik holding on to a hefty chip lead. Kwatra shoved all-in with A ♣ 4 ♣ against Malik’s 8 ♠ T ♦ . Malik flopped a pair on the 2 ♦ T ♠ Q ❤ 5 ♦ Q ♠ board, which brought no rescue to Kwatra crowning Malik the champion.

• Malik: 8 ♠ T ♦
• Kwatra: A ♣ 4 ♣
• Board: 2 ♦ T ♠ Q ❤ 5 ♦ Q ♠

Gagandeep Malik Winning Moment

Guneet Kwatra Is The WPT India 2023 High Roller Runner-up

Guneet Kwatra

Although Kwatra was left just short of winning the tournament, he did give the players a good run for their money. He resumed Day 3 as the shortest stack with just 1.12 Million chips at his disposal. Nonetheless, he gave a solid fight which is there for all to see. From being the shortest stack to crawling to the top to finish runner-up is truly note-worthy. Kwatra takes home ₹39,55,000 for his runner-up finish. 

WPT India 2023 High Roller Final Table Payout: 

1. Gagandeep Malik – ₹59,60,000
2. Guneet Kwatra – ₹39,55,000
3. Deepak Aggarwal – ₹29,00,000
4. Ashish Munot – ₹21,40,000
5. Ritesh Khatwani – ₹16,05,000
6. Roshan Bhardwaj – ₹12,10,000
7. Navkiran Singh – ₹9,25,000
8. Rahul Singroha – ₹7,15,050
9. Joseph Tlang – ₹5,60,000

For complete updates of how the event played out, check out the WPT Prime India 2023 live updates here. 

For more news and the latest updates from WPT India 2023 Main Event, keep reading Gutshot Magazine. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Telegram.

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