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Mohit Bohra Takes National Poker Champion 2025 Trophy, ₹1 Crore Prize

Mohit Bohra of Gujarat dominated at the finale of the National Poker Champion 2025. He won the title and took home the prize of ₹1 Crore. The event had some high-octane action in Goa. The final six have played some of the most exquisite poker to reach here, and the rest, as they say, history was created. Bohra has had a strong run in the series, with close to ₹40 Lakh throughout and a whopping five medals, including three gold and two silver.

 

 

 

 

 

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The action was getting heated, even as all six players remained seated until the first break of the finale. The first player to see the rail was Wilson Yomso. Next was Vikhyat Alhawat, who shared a similar fate with Yomso, as both were eliminated by Bhanu Prakash.

Bhanu Prakash, the points leader of Day 1, was having a fantastic run, which ended at the hands of Sreekanth Narayan, resulting in the fourth exit in this high-profile game. Three players now vied for the grand prize of  ₹1 Crore.

Next to go was Ankit Wadhawan, who has been playing an excellent game since he first landed in the NPC. Bohra’s Ace High was too much for Wadhawan’s 10 ♦ 9 ♣ with the board showing 3 ❤ Q ♦ 4 ❤ 2 ❤ Q ♠.

Shreekanth Narayan, who has had a stellar run at the NPS, what with being the points leader on Day 1 and the first player to win two back-to-back games at the NPC was the last player to go the rails without the prize money.

In the first round between the two finalists, Mohit Bohra made the first move with a strong starting hand: an Ace and a Queen. Sreekanth Narayan decided to stay in the game with a King and an Eight. The first three community cards revealed were an Eight, another Eight, and a King—an ideal combination for Narayan, giving him a very powerful hand. Choosing to conceal his strength, Narayan checked, passing the action back to Bohra. Bohra placed a small bet, and Narayan simply called, continuing the bluff. The following two cards changed little. Narayan checked both times, perhaps hoping Bohra would take another shot at betting. But Bohra played it safe and also checked, allowing the hand to go to a quiet finish.

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National Poker Champion 2025 Finale Players

• Ankit Wadhawan of Chandigarh stormed into the finale with a clutch of 285 points, coming from the three top-two finishes in six matches.
• Sreekanth Narayan, from Kerala, boasts a total of 210 points to his name, accompanied by some incredible achievements, including becoming the first poker player to win back-to-back matches. 
• With 180 points, Bhanu Prakash, who headed the points table on Day 1, is still a force to reckon with.
• Vikhyat Ahlawat of Uttar Pradesh has entered the finale with 170 points
• Wilson Yomso of Arunachal Pradesh is likely to have won over many other fans with his incredible performance at the National Poker Champion Showdown, and has drastically increased his points tally to 170, which remains the 5th highest in the list.
• And then there’s Mohit Bohra, rounding off this list with 150 points, just enough to lock down his name for the final end of the list.

 

The fun is just about to begin for poker fans with NPC Finale, as this marks the first edition of the highly anticipated poker showdown. The event had a massive ₹1 Crore GTD winner-takes-all. And not to forget, poker players from the winner’s state, Gujarat, get to participate in a ₹1 Crore freeroll game, which will be available exclusively on PokerBaazi.

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