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Shivam Dubey, Sriharsha Boneni, Aditya Singh Ship Online Poker Tournaments On Friday Night

Friday night was all hot and happening on the online poker scene in India, with some of the largest GTDs on offer. They were successfully crushed by a poker community that was raring to go. The top poker tournaments had their popular tournaments on, and the best of the best of the Indian poker community swarmed in full force. Here’s an update of all that went down at the online poker tournaments. 

A23 Poker

The Ballers

• GTD: ₹20 Lakh
• Buy-in: ₹8,050
• Total Entries: 205

It was fireworks on the virtual felt as The Ballers, one of A23 Poker’s flagship events, delivered a power-packed night of high-stakes drama. With 102 registered players and 87 re-entries, the prize pool ballooned to a massive ₹20 Lakh, setting the stage for a showdown filled with gutsy moves and table-turning moments.

Rising above the elite field was Shivam ‘SSoulShaker’ Dubey, who shook off stiff competition to seize the title and ₹3.97 Lakh in top prize money. The champion maintained steady aggression throughout and delivered a flawless final table performance to close it out in style.

The runner-up spot went to ‘The_Alchemist’, who worked some serious poker magic en route to a ₹2.94 Lakh payday. Debneil ‘NoobNeil’ Mukherjee claimed the third-place finish and ₹2.18 Lakh, continuing a trend of deep runs and consistent results. The final table also saw massive hauls for Rajat ‘oshoswami’ Sharma (₹1.61 Lakh), Anurag ‘NormanBates’ Srivastava (₹1.19 Lakh), and Myron ‘zzzzz369’ Pereira (₹88,600), all of whom showcased fearless poker and sharp reads.

Also making it to the top 10 were ‘UTGwithurMOM33’ (₹65,600), Siddharth ‘Gabandheer’ Pandey (₹48,600), and ‘created’ (₹36,000), each proving their mettle in a challenging field of grinders. The likes of ‘Akpl25602’, Pranav ‘pkpok’ Khandalkar, and Aritra ‘flushnace’ Sengupta followed closely behind, all securing ₹31,700 each for their efforts.

With a buy-in of ₹7,000 + ₹1,050 and unlimited re-entries till late registration, The Ballers once again proved why it’s the go-to battleground for high-rollers and serious contenders alike. A total of 31 players finished in the money, with minimum cashes of ₹29.8K going to names like Satyam ‘8X9X3X0X3X’ Verma, Vikhyat ‘hazard57’ Ahlawat, and Mayank ‘Revival’ Kajala.

In the end, The Ballers lived up to its reputation; after a night that reminded everyone why A23 Poker continues to draw India’s fiercest poker talent.

Junglee Poker

SS Daily Finale

• GTD: 10 Lakh
• Buy-in: ₹4,600
• Total Entries: 195

Junglee Poker brought the heat yet again with its SS Daily Finale, where top-tier online warriors clashed for bragging rights and big payouts. With a ₹4,600 buy-in and a guaranteed prize pool of ₹10 Lakh, the event pulled in 195 entries, building the perfect storm for a night of sharp calls, bold bluffs, and relentless pressure.

When the dust finally settled, it was Sriharsha ‘DonkeyCommitted’ Boneni who rose to the top of the chip mountain, bagging a stellar ₹1,92,400 for the win. The champ played fearlessly from the get-go and held their nerve deep into the final table to close out the title in style. Hot on their heels was ‘hgwills’, whose composed, strategic game saw them finish runner-up with a hefty ₹1,45,100 payout. Meanwhile, Vinay ‘Keechad’ Verma slugged it out to claim third place and ₹1,07,100 – a strong finish that kept them in the spotlight all night.

Also making impressive deep runs were ‘angling353848833’ in fourth, cashing ₹79,100, and ‘nut_cracker’, who rounded out the top five with ₹58,400. Each finalist showcased grit, stamina, and fearless aggression — a reminder that the SS Daily Finale isn’t for the faint-hearted.

With high-value returns, competitive fields, and explosive finales, JungleePoker’s SS Daily Finale continues to be a magnet for India’s rising poker sharks. And this time, Sriharsha Boneni walked away as the undisputed boss of the felt.

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PokerDangal

Super Value Friday (RE)

• GTD: ₹1 Lakh
• Buy-in: 230
• Total Entries: 324

It was value-packed action and turbo-charged plays at Super Value Friday (RE) on PokerDangal, as 324 entries fought it out for a share of the ₹1 Lakh guaranteed prize pool. With just a ₹230 buy-in, the event proved once again that you don’t need a huge bankroll to win big — just guts, grind, and great timing. Taking the top spot was ‘Mitsubishi’, which outlasted the field and took home a slick ₹22,090. From smart plays to well-timed aggression, the champ showed exactly why poker is a game of skill and nerve.

Right behind in second was ‘Bosssy’, who ruled the tables with authority and banked ₹15,500 for a strong finish. ‘Grandbluff’ stayed true to their name and bluffed their way into third for ₹9,970, delivering fireworks along the way. Rounding off the top five were ‘UNB10’ with ₹7,380 in fourth and ‘WTFB7219’, which scored ₹5,540 for their efforts. All five brought the heat, proving that Friday nights on JungleePoker are anything but chill.

Super Value Friday delivered on its promise — great returns, exciting action, and a platform for stars like ‘Mitsubishi’ to shine bright.

PokerBaazi

The Quest

• GTD: 30 Lakh
• Buy-in: ₹5,750
• Total Entries: 737
• Total Prize Money: ₹36.85 Lakh

The latest edition of The Quest on PokerBaazi delivered high-octane poker and a thrilling finish, as the INR 5.75K buy-in tournament roared to life on 20th June at 8 PM. With 365 entries battling it out for their share of a hefty ₹36.85 Lakh prize pool, the action was relentless and the final table, stacked.

Emerging at the top of this intense 8-hour showdown was Aditya ‘konstantin’ Singh, who navigated the re-entry field with calm precision and walked away with the coveted top prize of ₹5.53 Lakh and a trophy to go with it. It was a performance that stood out in both patience and power play.

Hot on their heels was Suraj ‘MR8BEAST’ Yadav, who claimed the runner-up payout of ₹3.32 Lakh. Not far behind, ‘upswing4eva’ showcased consistency and grit to lock up third place for ₹2.54 Lakh.

The top eight finishers all pocketed five-figure scores, with ‘Dertanian’ grabbing ₹2.12 Lakh in fourth and Siddhant ‘aajnahiana’ Singh securing ₹1.75 Lakh in fifth. The final table also saw solid performances from ‘thekid’ (₹1.42 Lakh), ‘TheEndgame’ (₹1.11 Lakh), and Devashish ‘Deadsmansong’ Jain (₹81.44K), who rounded out the FT in style.

Lower down the payout ladder, several familiar names also made their mark. Satyam ‘AnakinSkywa1keR’ Verma finished 65th, banking ₹11,050. Joining him in the money club were Mohsin ‘gongo’ Shaikh at 72nd, Vikhyat ‘supersaiyan57 Ahlawat’ at 79th, and Nikesh ‘Durr102’ Chawla and Pradip ‘Nit2Donk’ Ghosh at 86th and 89th, respectively, all earning ₹11,050 for their deep runs.

From unlimited rebuys till Level 26 to nine-minute blinds and a competitive field, The Quest proved once again why it’s a must-play for serious grinders and adrenaline seekers alike. With 111 places paid and a minimum cash prize of ₹11,050, the tourney offered both depth and value across the board.

For Aditya Singh, it was not just about the prize—it was about conquering the field and making a statement on PokerBaazi’s virtual felt. For the rest, The Quest will return, but so will the warriors who made this night unforgettable.

The Quest Lite

• GTD: ₹10 Lakh
• Buy-in: ₹2,000
• Total Entries: 783
• Total Prize Money: ₹13.62 Lakh

PokerBaazi’s The Quest Lite brought the heat with a power-packed showdown. Seven hundred eighty-three entries vied for a share of the ₹13.62 Lakh prize pool. The affordable ₹2,000 buy-in made this a value-packed tournament with deep stacks, fast-paced action, and a high-stakes finish.

After a sharp 6 hours and 23 minutes of strategic play and fearless moves, it was ‘Tintin0075’ who rose above the rest to clinch the title and ₹2.07 Lakh in winnings. Displaying patience, precision, and clutch decision-making at the final table, the victory was well-earned and loudly celebrated.

‘CoolHandLuke’ wasn’t far behind, taking home a tidy ₹1.36 Lakh for the runner-up finish, while ‘Shark85’ rounded out the top three with a ₹1.01 Lakh payout –  a well-fought run that kept the competition honest throughout.

The rest of the final table saw strong performances from ‘sunilyuva’ (₹77,660), Rishab ‘ryuk’ Malik (₹63,900), and Manash ‘ravenclaws’ Kalita (₹52,180), each delivering memorable hands under pressure. Also cashing in the top eight were Kushagra ‘Nkush’ Mehta (₹40,870) and Uppala ‘Saipup87’ Sai Raghu (₹29,840), both grinding deep into the night.

The tournament featured seven-minute blinds, 20K starting stacks, and unlimited re-entries till Level 27, creating a balanced structure perfect for both tactical grinders and fearless brawlers. With 118 players finishing in the money and a minimum cash of ₹5,040, The Quest Lite proved to be one of the best-value tourneys of the night.

Players like Anmol ‘airball’ Narang, ‘drawing042’, Aditya ‘addyb’ Bahl, and ‘krishna28’ also secured solid returns with payouts of ₹19,350 and ₹12,260, while the ever-consistent ‘PatienceLEVEL’ and ‘blindprofessor’ locked up their deep runs with ₹12,260 each.

The Quest Lite may be easier on the buy-in, but the competition was just as fierce – and for ‘Tintin0075’, it ended with a hard-fought victory and a stack of chips that told the story.

Daily Last Chance

• GTD: ₹10 Lakh
• Buy-in: ₹2,500
• Total Entries: 691
• Total Prize Pool: ₹15.02 Lakh

PokerBaazi’s Daily Last Chance tournament was a late-night thrill ride, with cards flying from 10:30 PM well into the early morning. The ₹2,500 buy-in event attracted a massive 691 total entries, creating a prize pool of ₹15.02 Lakh – a stunning boost from its guarantee.

After nearly 7 hours of intense, high-pressure poker, it was ‘bluelblive’ who emerged as the final boss, clinching the top spot and pocketing a cool ₹2.3 Lakh. The champion maintained a commanding stack late into the tournament and sealed the win with sharp moves and clutch plays. Runner-up Anupam ‘anupamdey’ Dey played a solid game all night to bank ₹1.5 Lakh, while Ayush ‘quads2810’ Pande completed the podium with a third-place finish worth ₹1.11 Lakh. These three led the pack in what was a fiercely contested final table.

Just outside the top three, Habil ‘Habz420’ Jiruwala took home ₹86,230 for fourth place, while Debapriya ‘detulelungikhul’ Manna earned ₹71,360 for fifth. Also making impressive runs were Vikram ‘supernovaaa’ Jaiswal (₹57,690), ‘Ishan0018’ (₹45,220), and ‘siddyfloyd’ (₹33,200), all bagging substantial payouts and showing they could hang with the best.

The format offered unlimited rebuys until Level 26, seven-minute blinds, and a 50K starting stack—perfect for aggressive grinders and strategic thinkers alike. With 111 players finishing in the money and a minimum payout of ₹5,410, the tournament delivered exceptional value.

Among those who made deep runs and secured payouts were ‘5betjamm’, Prince ‘NaNki’ Singh, ‘CoolHandLuke’, ‘Karmik3’, Mukesh ‘Guruuuu’ Surana, Neha ‘bugsy’ Kamath, and ‘dofast’, all cashing for ₹13,520 or more. As always, the Daily Last Chance proved that on PokerBaazi, the night is always young – and for players like ‘bluelblive’, it’s also lucrative.

This is all we have for updates on Indian online poker tournaments. To get more updates like these, keep reading Gutshot Magazine.

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