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IOPC Legends Star Amit Gehani Leads The FTS 3.0 Big Game

The Final Table Series (FTS) is one of the biggest tournament series that is hosted twice a year by India Poker Championship. The sixth day of the series saw some intense action. The ₹8o Lakh FTS Big Game started at 8 PM yesterday and had some high-level action. With 440 entries in total, the final table of the Big Game saw big names from the industry sweat it out.

India Online Poker Championship (IOPC ) Legends star Amit Gehani aka ‘Kavipri’, led the way. This 41-year-old from Jaipur fired five bullets to become the chip lead in this FTS Big Game event. Leading with a chip stack of 25,71,911, Gehani has 51 BB to prove his mettle. Following the Legends player was Arunkumar Singh aka ‘denoi’, who is a Spartan Poker reg. This player has a chip stack of 20,44,712 and has only ten BB less than Gehani. 

The player with the third highest chip stack is Abhijeet Kumar aka ‘TheSupremeOne.’ Kumar, a staple name during the IOPC July series, has ₹1.06 Crore in online cashes. Kumar has 16,10,517 chips in hand and this 26 year young gun from Patna has 32 odd BB to crack it in this event. The next player with the fourth highest chip stack is Aman Kumar Sharma aka ‘KarrAk’ who has just one BB lesser than Kumar, i.e. a chip stack of 15,38,673.

Following Sharma is poker pro Vinayak Bajaj aka ‘haayegarmi’ with 17 BB to battle in this Big Game event. This 28-year-old player from Ranchi finished third in the Millionaire United (May 2020) on Spartan Poker, cashed in the WSOP Main Event (August 2020) at the 500th place and is surely expected to intensify the action. 

Following Bajaj is Arun Sriram aka ‘vazharmorghulis’ a pro player who has a chip stack of 8,23,168. This player shipped 14 MTTs in 2020 and has 97.96 in online cashes. Hailing from Chennai, Sriram has a chip stack of 8,23,168 with just 16 BB. We are curious to know his strategy for the game!

The second last player with a chip stack of 8,04,481 is Vishnu Khandelwal aka ‘violator.’ He just recently shipped the National Poker Series (NPS) Sunday Marathon on PokerBaazi and cashed ₹7,91,000 in prize money. Khandelwal was the second runner up in the WPT Highroller event and just like Sriram he has 16 odd BB. With a chip stack of 8,04,481, let us see what this 33-year-old from New Delhi brings to the table. 

Lastly, we have IOPC January 2021 Main Event winner Laksh Pal Singh aka ‘LuckyBhai$’ playing with a chip stack of 7,47,777. This 26-year-old from Gurgaon was featured on the cover of Gutshot’s e-magazine in March 2021. Will this Main Event winner ship the Big Game too? Only time will tell.

Find out as you tune into Gutshot’s Facebook or YouTube page to watch the final table livestream for the FTS 3.0 Big Game event at 6 PM today! Don’t miss out on any of the wild action! For more news and updates on FTS 3.0, keep reading  GutshotMagazine.com. Follow us on our social handles Facebook, Instagram, and Telegram.

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