PPC Day 4: Harsh Bubna Among Others Clinched Titles Yesterday

Day 4 of the Pocket Poker Championship (PPC) on Pocket52 had sveeral high value events. Most of the guarantees of the events hosted yesterday were surpassed. The number of players grinding in the tournaments has just been increasing day by day owing to the fact that the ₹25 Lakh bracelet event is coming closer. Keep reading to know more about the events that were hosted yesterday.

Aurora 1.5 Lakh GTD

The first tournament of the day was shipped by a mystery player who goes by the moniker ‘Punsaajat1999’. He cashed ₹34,532. The runner-up in this event was also an anonymous player ‘smitra11,’ who cashed ₹25,312. The tournament had 226 entries in total, comprising 118 unique players and 108 re-entries. The top 34 players made it in the money. The advertised guarantee of this ₹880 buy-in event was crushed and the final prize pool stood at ₹1,98,880.

Total entries: 226
Prize pool: ₹1,98,880
Buy-In: ₹880
Places paid: 34

Solsticle – ₹1 Lakh GTD

The ₹660 buy-in Solsticle event garnered a total of 179 entries, comprising 89 entries and 90 re-entries The top 27 players made it in the money in this event. The advertised guarantee was surpassed and the final prize pool stood at ₹1,18,140. The runner-up in this tournament was a mystery player going by moniker ‘AFTABARB9’ who cashed ₹16,647.

Total entries: 179
Prize pool: ₹1,18,140
Buy-In: ₹660
Places paid: 27

Pocket Queens – ₹5 Lakh GTD

The third event of the day was the ₹2,200 buy-in Pocket Queens tournament. This event garnered 180 entries in total, consisting of 113 unique entries and 67 re-entries. The top 27 players made it in the money. This event was shipped by Harsh Bubna aka ‘harsh1327’ who cashed a whopping ₹1,03,750. The runner up in this event was a mystery player ‘TryHard’ who pocketed ₹77,500.

Total entries: 180
Buy-In: ₹2,2003
Places paid: 27

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Sunburn – ₹2 Lakh GTD

This ₹2 Lakh GTD event on Pocket52 was shipped by anonymous player who goes by the moniker ‘Santu1234.’ This player pocketed ₹45,298 in prize money. The event runner up in this ₹1,250 buy-in tournament was ‘Ghosh69’ who took home ₹33,837. The top 79 players made it in the money. The advertised guarantee of this event was surpassed and the final prize pool stood at ₹2,40,000.

Total entries: 192
Prize pool: ₹2,40,000
Buy-In: ₹1,250
Places paid: 79

Halos – ₹75K GTD

The last tournament of the day was the ₹550 buy-in event ‘Halos’ which garnered a total of 166 entries. This pool was formed comprising 86 unique entries and 80 re-entries. The top 24 players made it in the money. The event was shipped by an anonymous player with the moniker ‘Prabhat2810’ who walked away with ₹17,430.

Total entries: 166
Prize pool: ₹91,300
Buy-In: ₹550
Places paid: 24

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