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IOPC Day 4: Gaurav Sood, Siddhanth Kripalani, Siddharth Ojha & Others Bag Top Spots

Four days into India Online Poker Championship (IOPC) January 2021 and the event is already breaking multiple records. Spartan Poker was pretty busy with three consecutive flights for the Millionaire United INR 1.5 Crore GTD tournament being held on the same day. While the much-awaited poker event continues with full vigour, here’s a full list of all the big winners.

The Millionaire United Day 1C

The day kicked off with the third flight for The Millionaire United 1.5 Crore GTD which had a total of 288 entries. Leading the lot was Puneet Sama aka ‘DumbNBroke‘ with a finishing stack of 2,64,145 chips. The second highest chip stack of 1,67,585 belonged to player ‘McFly.’

• Buy-In: INR 7,700
• Prize pool: INR 20,16,000

IOPC #20 – 6.75 Lakhs GTD

The second tournament of the day was an absolute hit with 382 total entries for its buy-in of INR 2,200. The initial prize pool of 6.75 Lakhs was crushed which scaled up to a massive INR 7,64,000 and the top 31 players took home a min-cash of INR 6,723. But the winner for this tournament was Abhishek Jaiswal aka ‘allout1‘ who took home INR 1,61,586 in prize money. Jaiswal also won Spartan Poker‘s The Millionaire Main Event 1 Crore GTD back in October 2018 and took home INR 25 Lakhs in prize money.

• Total entries: 382
• Prize pool: INR 7,64,000
• Buy-In: INR 2,200
• Places paid: 31
• Min-Cash: INR 6,723

IOPC #21 – MONSTER STACK 4.75 Lakhs GTD

The fan favourite Monster Stack with its 4.75 Lakhs GTD and an affordable buy-in of INR 770 witnessed a total of 844 entries in the tournament. It was a huge success as the final prize pool of INR 5,90,800 surpassed the promised guarantee of INR 4.75 Lakhs. Clinching the top spot was well-known online player Tathagata Sengupta aka ‘RadioActivity’ with winnings of INR 1,01,279. The second and third positions were taken by ‘masternaut17‘ who took home INR 84,586.

• Total entries: 844
• Prize pool: INR 5,90,800
• Buy-In: INR 770
• Places paid: 71
• Min-Cash: INR 2,245

The Millionaire United Day 1D

Among the total entries for the Millionaire United Day 1D it was Apratim Sharma aka ‘checm@te‘ who took the lead as the first chip leader with a finishing stack of 2,08,530 chips. While Nitesh Katiyar aka ‘chotunitkat‘ came in second with a stack of 1,88,503 chips. Sharma is a successful player in the poker circuit and a regular IOPC winner. He shipped the IOPC 15 Lakh GTD DareDevil tournament in July 2018 and also won Spartan Poker’s 12 Lakh GTD The Flash in the same year.

• Buy-In: INR 7,700
• Prize pool: INR 39,20,000

The Millionaire United Day 1E – Turbo

The final flight for the Millionaire United 1.5 Crore GTD ended with Guruprasad Gupta aka ‘DONKAKING‘ heading the pool of entries as first chip leader with a final stack of 1,84,530 chips. PokerBaazi’s Moneymaker 4.0 in 2018 and July 2019 IOPC Sunday Super Stack 30 Lakh GTD are some of his notable wins. He was followed by Ujjwal Narwal aka ‘Paperboi‘ as the second chip leader with a stack of 1,74,921 chips.

• Buy-In: INR 7,700
• Prize pool: INR 38,64,000

IOPC #22 – SUNDAY SUPERSTACK 50 Lakhs GTD

With a buy-in of INR 5,500, the Sunday Superstack recorded a total of 991 entries out of which top 95 players went home with a min-cash of INR 14,750. The tournament ended with Gaurav Sood aka ‘mozzie17’ emerging as the winner who took home INR 7,78,873.  Sood is among the top poker players in the country and has clinched titles in several major tournaments like the ReCharge INR 12 Lakhs GTD on Spartan Poker in December 2019 and the Highroller 10 Lakh GTD on PokerStars India among others. Second place was taken by Abhishek Goindi aka ‘MambaMentality‘ of Poker Bootcamp India with INR 7,64,126 in winnings. “It’s always special to be up against your first mentor, so it was a pretty sick experience,” Sood said in response to his battle with Goindi.

• Total entries: 991
• Prize pool: INR 50,00,000
• Buy-In: INR 5,500
• Places paid: 95
• Min-Cash: INR 14,750

IOPC #23 – 15 Lakhs GTD

This tournament had 619 entries and with a buy-in of INR 3,300. The promised prize pool of INR 15 Lakhs was crushed and reached an impressive INR 18.57 Lakhs. Top 55 places were paid a min-cash INR 9,099. It was player Rahul Kumar aka ‘sttoned‘ that won the top spot with INR 3,60,258 and Anmol Agarwal aka ‘freak_weird0‘ who came in second with INR 2,28,411 in winnings. Kumar also shipped Spartan Poker’s ReCharge INR 10 Lakhs GTD held in January 2020 and has cashes in multiple tournaments.

• Total entries: 619
• Prize pool: INR 18,57,000
• Buy-In: INR 3,300
• Places paid: 55
• Min-Cash: INR 9,099

IOPC #24 – The Millionaire United Day 2 1.5 Crore GTD

This tournament was the highlight of the day. The final prize pool for this tournament reached INR 1,59,46,000. The highly anticipated tournament had the top 295 players paid with a min-cash of INR 14,351. The final table consisted of many known players of the poker community. But it was Day 1A chip leader Siddhanth Kripalani aka ‘PluRibu$‘ who bagged INR 26,70,955. Kripalani also won PokerBaazi‘s INR 2 Crore GTD Game Changer back in July 2020. Well-known player Goonjan Mall aka ‘gmtesting‘ came in second and bagged INR 14,70,221. 

• Total entries: 2278
• Prize pool: INR 1,59,46,000
• Buy-In: INR 7700
• Places paid: 295
• Min-Cash: INR 14,351

IOPC #25 – 6 Lakhs GTD

Ending the day on a high note, this tournament crushed the promised prize pool of 6 Lakhs and scaled all the way up to INR 7,18,200. The buy-in for this tournament was INR 990 and the total entries stood at 798. The min-cash was INR 3,124 and top 63 places were paid. Siddharth Ojha aka ‘SidSparta21‘ defeated Ankur Aryan aka ‘showstopper89’ to clinch the top spot. Ojha took home INR 1,26,046 in prize money. When asked about his win, Ohja replied, “The win was satisfying as I just missed shipping the afternoon tourney and got busted by a draw in the Sunday SuperStack.”

• Total entries: 798
• Prize pool: INR 7,18,200
• Buy-In: INR 990
• Places paid: 63
• Min-Cash: INR 3,124

We’ll be bringing you more news and updates on all coming IOPC tourneys and future events, so keep reading GutshotMagazine.com to stay updated. You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Telegram as well.

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