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Induprakash Mishra Nails Spartan Poker’s Destiny For Over 4.91 Lakh

Midweek crises got nothing on the virtual poker felts as top players battled it out for the top spots. As players like Induprakash Mishra, Rishab Malik and Aayush Arya nailed top titles, several other players finished in the money. Let’s quickly have a look at the action of the night. 

Destiny – ₹22 Lakh GTD

Spartan Poker’s Destiny was an action-packed event that witnessed the advertised guarantee being surpassed as the final prize pool stood at ₹22,05,000. The event witnessed 441 entries, out of which the top 40 places made it in the money. The min-cash stood at ₹13,230.

Induprakash Mishra aka ‘LARA LARA’ shipped the tourney and cashed ₹4,91,170. Chandan Arora aka ‘Flow Like Water’ pocketed ₹3,54,097 for his second-place finish.

• Total entries: 441
• Prize pool: ₹22,05,000
• Buy-in: ₹5,500
• Places paid: 40
• Min-cash: ₹13,230

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Maverick – ₹15 Lakh GTD

Maverick on Adda52 witnessed the top 55 places out of the 511 entries finishing in the money. The min-cash at this tourney stood at ₹5,250. 

Aayush Arya aka ‘Aayusharya’ topped the table and added ₹3,90,000 to his bankroll. Rajat Kumar aka ‘rajatnara’ finished at the runner-up spot for ₹2,21,250. FTS 3.0 leaderboard topper Vinay Rajpal (11th, ₹19,500), Devrat Singh (12th, ₹17,250), Manish Lakhotia (24th, ₹9,000), three-time IOPC leaderboard champion Bhanu Prakash (34th, ₹6,750), Gutshot’s June 2021 cover star Siddhanth Kapoor (43rd, ₹6,000) and Arsh Grover (55th, ₹5,250) were some players who finished in the money. 

• Total entries: 511
• Buy-in: ₹2,750
• Places paid: 55
• Min-cash: ₹5,250

The Pride – ₹10 Lakh GTD

PokerBaazi’s The Pride was an intense tourney that crushed the initial guarantee to generate a final prize pool of ₹11,62,000. The top 36 places out of the 332 entries made it in the money as the min-cash stood at ₹7,900. 

Rishab Malik aka ‘ryuk’ claimed the top spot for ₹2,57,000, while Vishnu Khandelwal aka ‘violator’ finished second for ₹1,80,000. Sahil Mahoboobai (12th, ₹18,710) and Vishal Bajaj (16th, ₹13,130) were some notable names who made it in the money at this tourney.

• Total entries: 332
• Prize pool: ₹11,62,000
• Buy-in: ₹3,850
• Places paid: 36
• Min-cash: ₹7,900

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