Nadeem Basha And Abhishek Kumar Nail Titles

Tuesday night on the virtual felts was a low-key yet a competitive affair as several players got onto the field to put their best skills to use. While a mystery player took down the biggest tournament of the night with the heftiest pay cheque. Regular grinders like Abhishek Kumar, Nadeem Basha, Sukirti Dembla were some players who nailed top titles on Tuesday night.

ITM #16 Tuesday Supersonic – ₹12 Lakh GTD

Spartan Poker’s ITM Tuesday Supersonic was one of the power-packed events of the night which crushed its initial guarantee to generate a final prize pool of ₹15,27,000. The top 47 places out of the 256 entries, 63 re-entries and 190 rebuys made it in the money. The min-cash paid was ₹8,703.

Sukriti Dembla aka ‘Emma Raducanu’ shipped this event for ₹2,97,612. Mystery player ‘Shinu22’ finished second for a paycheque of ₹1,89,042.

Total entries: 509
Prize pool: ₹15,27,000
Buy-in: ₹3,300
Places paid: 47
Min-cash: ₹8,703

ITM #18 DST – ₹8 Lakh GTD

An entry field of 209 players, 68 re-entries and 144 rebuys surpassed the initial guarantee to record a final prize pool of ₹8,42,000. A min-cash was paid to the top 39 places.

Snehil Aggarwal

Snehil Aggarwal aka ‘gaurav_arsh’ topped the table for ₹1,68,821, while Nitin Rawat aka ‘NITINABD’ finished at the runner-up spot for ₹1,12,238.

Total entries: 421
Prize pool: ₹8,42,000
Buy-in: ₹2,200
Places paid: 39
Min-cash: ₹5,809

Tuesday High Roller – ₹15 Lakh GTD

Tuesday High Roller on Spartan Poker was the biggest tourney of the night, which saw the initial guarantee being surpassed. The final prize pool was ₹16,40,000. The top 17 places out of the 90 players, 29 re-entries and 45 rebuys made it in the money at this ₹11,000 buy-in event. The min-cash stood at ₹25,748.

Mystery player ‘Meshuggee4’ took home a lion’s share of ₹4,12,624 up top, while Aayush Arya aka ‘Eureka226’ took home a pay cheque of ₹2,78,800 for his runner-up finish.

Total entries: 164
Prize pool: ₹16,40,000
Buy-in: ₹11,000
Places paid: 17
Min-cash: ₹25,748

The Mint – ₹14 Lakh GTD

Adda52’s The Mint surpassed the guarantee by a slim margin as the final prize pool stood at ₹14,14,000. The top 43 places out of the 227 entries and 177 re-entries finished in the money as the min-cash stood at ₹7,777.

Abhishek Kumar

Abhishek Kumar aka ‘degen88’ clinched the title and added ₹3,50,672 to his bankroll. At the runner-up spot, IPC Megastacks May 2022 Main Event winner Siddhanth Kripalani aka ‘SidStack’ finished as the runner-up for ₹2,12,100.

Total entries: 404
Prize pool: ₹14,14,000
Buy-in: ₹3,850
Places paid: 43
Min-cash: ₹7,777

The Endeavour – ₹12 Lakh GTD

217 entries and 208 re-entries recorded a final prize pool of ₹14,88,000 at PokerBaazi’s Endeavour. The top 54 places got paid and min-cash was ₹6,840.

Nadeem Basha

Nadeem Basha aka ‘SpadeHunter’ and anonymous player ‘MLTRRR’ settled on a deal to end the tourney. Basha pocketed ₹2,78,000, while ‘MLTRRR’ walked away with ₹2,30,000 in prize money.

Total entries: 425
Prize pool: ₹14,88,000
Buy-in: ₹3,850
Places paid: 54
Min-cash: ₹6,840

Bounty Builder – ₹10 Lakh GTD

PokerStars’ Bounty Builder saw 65 entries and 38 re-entries battling it out. The top 11 places finished in the money and the min-cash stood at ₹16,509.

Mystery player ‘041195’ and IOPC Jan 2020 Main Event winner Anurag Srivastava aka ‘GutshotHaiBro’ ended the tourney in a deal. While ‘041195’ took the top spot for ₹1,32,909 and ₹1,09,703 in bounty money, Srivastava pocketed ₹1,32,909 in prize money and ₹46,703 in bounty cash.

Total entries: 103
Buy-in: ₹7,700
Places paid: 11
Min-cash: ₹16,509

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