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Neel Joshi Took Down Big Whale For Over 9 Lakh

Players, as you are all aware, Sunday night tournaments feature the largest prize pools. The situation was the same on Sunday, with players rushing in to compete in these major tournaments. The game included some high-voltage battles that left players with no time to relax while playing. From start to finish, all eyes were focused on who had the strongest hands on the tables to grab a win.

Among all the highs and lows, a few poker professionals rose tall in these tournaments, while others went away with little or no rewards. Overall, the events of Sunday night were a combination of hard work, commitment, and fun.

Now, let’s look at the major events that took place on Sunday night and the guaranteed prize pools that were on offer.

Sunday Superstack – ₹25 Lakh GTD

Kabir Tandon aka ‘KAKAROT98$’ won this event by taking home ₹7,44,480, while the runner-up was Ritika Kumari aka ‘Sweetie12, who took home ₹5,01,248.

• Total entries: 352 (165 entries, 57 re-entries and 130 rebuys)
• Prize pool: ₹35,20,000
• Buy-in: ₹11,000
• Places paid: 31
• Min-cash: ₹30,976

Deepstack Turbo 6 Max – ₹15 Lakh GTD 

Saurabh Rohila aka ‘darksider’ won this tournament for ₹3,89,160. Despite facing stiff competition, Myron Pereira aka ‘mehhhhh’ managed to finish second in the tournament by winning ₹2,62,016.

• Total entries: 368 (174 entries, 52 re-entries and 142 rebuys)
• Prize pool: ₹18,40,000
• Buy-in: ₹5,500
• Places paid: 31
• Min-cash: ₹16,192

The Millionaire Day 2 – ₹1 Crore GTD

One of Sunday night’s most important events saw some unexpected grindings. No one was willing to settle for less, but an unknown player with the nickname ‘GiganticRebirth’ emerged as the event’s greatest player by winning ₹17,20,000. 

Our beloved Kartik Ved aka ‘TheInternetKid’ came in second place. He was awarded a reward of ₹9,61,000.

• Total entries: 258 (182 entries and 76 re-entries)
• Buy-in: ₹5,500
• Places paid: 255
• Min-cash: ₹10,400

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BSS Championship 7 Max – ₹35 Lakh GTD

The tournament ended in a deal between three players notably Shyam Sundar aka ‘ayyappa1963’, a mystery player ‘Jumbofish‘ and Mayank Maruka aka ‘Newsolidcash’. They each received ₹5,14,000, ₹4,77,000, and ₹3,92,000 as a result of the deal.

• Total entries: 497 (254 entries and 243 re-entries)
• Prize pool: ₹37,27,000
• Buy-in: ₹8,250
• Places paid: 49
• Min-cash: ₹26,090

PC#15 PLO-6 – ₹20 Lakh GTD

Saurabh Rohila aka ‘twister’ was crowned the event’s champion, taking home ₹3,49,000 in prize money. Bhanu Prakash aka ‘Chennaino1’, finished second by winning ₹2,32,000

• Total entries: 410 (155 entries and 255 re-entries)
• Prize pool: ₹20,50,000
• Buy-in: ₹5,500
• Places paid: 49
• Min-cash: ₹14,350

BSS Superstack- ₹25 Lakh GTD

An unknown player with the nickname ‘Phoenix7777’ and another player named Neeraj Bajaj aka ‘neeraj2828’ have agreed to finish this event in a deal. After that, ‘Phoenix7777’ took home ₹4,34,000 and Bajaj took home ₹3,80,000 in prize money.

• Total entries: 643 (324 entries and 319 re-entries)
• Prize pool: ₹32,15,000
• Buy-in: ₹5,500
• Places paid: 70
• Min-cash: ₹19,290

BSS HighRoller – ₹20 Lakh GTD

The tournament was won by four players: Gautam Bansal aka ‘johny3’, Sahil Babbar aka ‘illuminati777’, Raghav Chauhan aka ‘raghav14082’, and a mystery player with the nickname ‘ace.high’. Bansal was awarded ₹3,84,000, Babbar ₹3,62,000, Chauhan ₹3,58,000, and ‘ace.high’ ₹3,21,000 correspondingly.

• Total entries: 297 (167 entries and 130 re-entries)
• Prize pool:₹29,70,000
• Buy-in: ₹11,000
• Places paid: 35
• Min-cash: ₹22,270

Nano ME Finale – ₹25 Lakh GTD

Nitesh Katiyar aka ‘nitkat’ was the player who outranked his opponents in this tournament. He won ₹3,58,053 in prize money. Avinash Koneru aka ‘avinkon’ placed in second place and received ₹3,49,043 in prize money.

• Total entries: 197
• Prize pool: 24,99,989
• Buy-in: Ticket
• Places paid: 161
• Min-cash: ₹5,225

Big Whale- ₹30 Lakh GTD

Neel Joshi aka ‘neeljoshi23’ won this event with a total of ₹9,17,271. Shuchi Chamaria aka ‘pescatarian8’ finished second in this tournament, earning ₹6,07,824 in prize money.

• Total entries: 234 (145 entries and 89 re-entries)
• Prize pool: ₹35,10,000
• Buy-in: ₹16,500
• Places paid: 24
• Min-cash: ₹29,835

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