PPC Day 2: A Round-Up Of All The Action That Went Down On Pocket52 Yesterday

Pocket52’s Pocket Poker Championship (PPC) has been going on in full gusto and Day 2 was no different. The two high-value Pocket Queens tournaments were hosted and we have winners! Take a look at who walked away with titles and a thick bankroll yesterday.

Aurora – ₹1.5 Lakh GTD

This Aurora event had 276 entries in total, comprising 145 unique users and 131 re-entries. The top 43 players made it in the money. The event’s advertised guarantee was also crushed and the final prize pool generated was ₹2,20,800The event was shipped by an anonymous player who goes by the moniker ‘Monu12121’ and cashed ₹39,744.

Total Entries: 276
Prize Pool: ₹2,20,800
Buy-In: ₹880
Places Paid: 43

Solstice – ₹1 Lakh GTD

Pocket52’s Solstice event garnered a total of 226 entries, comprising 125 unique players and 101 re-entries. The top 34 players took a share from the prize pool. The initial guarantee was also surpassed and a final prize pool worth ₹1,35,600 was generated. A mystery player who goes by the moniker ‘killphil’ cashed ₹25,899.

Total Entries: 226
Prize Pool: ₹1,35,600
Buy-in: ₹660
Places Paid: 34

Pocket Queens – ₹5 Lakh GTD

This Pocket Queens tournament had 233 entries in total, comprising 149 unique players and 84 re-entries. The top 34 players made it in the money in this ₹2,200 buy-in event. The second runner-up in this event was a player who goes by the moniker ‘Nonveg’ while the third runner-up was ‘messi10.’ The mystery player ‘Nonveg’ cashed ₹45,000 while ‘messi10’ took home ₹35,000.

Total Entries: 233
Buy-In: ₹2,200
Places Paid: 34

Sunburn – ₹2 Lakh GTD

This ₹1,250 buy-in event was shipped by a player who goes by the moniker ‘Mixon’ and pocketed ₹45,480. The runner up in this event was a mystery player ‘Santu1234’ and took a paycheque of ₹32,404. The tournament’s original guarantee was surpassed and ₹2,25,000 was the final prize pool. This event had 200 total entries, comprising 124 unique players and 76 re-entries. The top 30 players made it in the money.

Total Entries: 200
Prize Pool: ₹2,25,000
Buy-In: ₹1,250
Places Paid: 30

Halos – ₹75K GTD

This Halos 75K GTD was a ₹550 buy-in event. The tournament had 174 total entries, comprising 118 unique players and 56 re-entries. The top 27 players made it in the money. The final prize pool was ₹87,000 which crushed the advertised guarantee. The second runner up in this Halos event was a mystery player who goes by the moniker ‘Santu1234’ who took a pay cheque of ₹9,570.

Total Entries: 174
Prize Pool: ₹87,000
Buy-In: ₹550
Places Paid: 27

Breeze – ₹50K GTD

This was the last event of the day which garnered a total of 506 entries, with the top 72 players taking a share from the prize pool. The event was shipped by a mystery player ‘Saban7’ who thickened their bankroll with ₹11,672. This tournament also surpassed the initial guarantee and the final prize pool was ₹50,600. The second runner-up in this event was ‘JackNotMa’ who pocketed ₹5,669.

Total Entries: 506
Prize Pool: ₹50,600
Buy-In: ₹110
Places Paid: 72

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