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Rohit Mishra, Mohsin Shaikh, Vaibhav Temani Ship Various Events On Tuesday Night

Tuesday night saw intense action in the online poker tournaments in India, with some of the biggest names in the poker industry coming to the fore and making money. The GTDs ranged between ₹1.2 Lakh and ₹60 Lakh, and Indian poker players also crushed one of those.  

PokerDangal

120K GTD Bounty Tuesday (RE)

• GTD: ₹1.20 Lakh
• Buy-in: ₹1,200
• Total Entries: 114

Tuesday night sizzled on PokerDangal as grinders from across the country locked horns in the much-anticipated ₹1.20 Lakh GTD Bounty Tuesday (RE). With a buy-in of just ₹1,200 and a solid 114 entries, the event was a perfect midweek battlefield for value hunters and bounty chasers alike.

Emerging victorious from the action-packed virtual felt was ‘runBADfeelGOOD’, who turned around any downswing luck to walk away with the top prize ₹32,160. Proving that persistence pays off, the champion outlasted a competitive field, mixing aggression with sharp strategy to clinch the win.

‘Am?t7370’ wasn’t far behind, putting up a tough fight to finish runner-up with ₹22,524, while ‘Theprofessor’ schooled plenty en route to a third-place finish worth ₹14,484.

Also making their mark on the payout sheet were ‘Prokils’ with ₹10,728 and ‘Novice’, who took home ₹8,040.

The ever-consistent ‘illuminant’ lit up the final table with a third-place finish worth ₹45,365, while ‘Airsport366474456’ soared into fourth, grabbing ₹34,186. Rounding out the top five, ‘green_ghost’ played it cool and collected ₹25,772 with a solid showing.

A23 Poker

The Mint

• GTD: ₹14 Lakh
• Buy-in: ₹4,200
• Total Entries: 261

Tuesday night on A23 Poker was nothing short of electric as The Mint served up a ₹14 Lakh guaranteed prize pool and a battlefield of 261 total entries, the total prize pool right to the edge. With 39 players making the money, the stakes were fierce, and the felts were on fire.

In the end, Mohsin ‘gongo’ Shaikh minted his moment of glory, clinching the top spot and a hefty ₹2,45,121 payday after a hard-fought run through the field. Hot on his heels was seasoned pro Dhinesh ‘dinzy009’ Kumar, who came agonisingly close and settled for a still-impressive ₹2,24,632, making it one of the most competitive finishes of the night.

Anurag ‘NormanBates’ Srivastava showcased nerves of steel and sharp instincts to lock up ₹1,14,560 for his third-place finish, while Imzemaam ‘shavzz’ Husain wasn’t far behind, banking ₹1,09,065 with a composed deep run. Rounding off the final five, Nikita ‘princesskitana’ Fernandes fought valiantly to score ₹80,612, once again, she’s one to watch on the circuit.

Natural8 India

It was a profitable Tuesday on Natural8 India, with several grinders posting deep runs across marquee events. Saransh ‘terrorgandhi’ Garg finished 6th in the GGMasters Double Stack 25, banking ₹1,28,957 for his efforts. ‘Keechad’ put on a strong show in the Bounty Hunters Special 54, finishing 3rd in a field of 505 runners to collect ₹1,25,591.

Adda52

Tuesday Takedown

• GTD: ₹7.5 Lakh
• Buy-in: ₹3,350
• Total Entries: 193

The Tuesday Takedown on the Indian online poker circuit lit up screens with fierce action, as players clashed for their share of the ₹7.5 Lakh guaranteed prize pool. With 193 total entries and an accessible buy-in structure of ₹3.350, the stage was set for a thrilling bounty showdown.

Saurabh ‘saurabh21’ Rohila was the star of the night, pulling off a masterclass performance to ship the title and bag ₹94,214 in winnings. What truly set him apart was his bounty haul—17 knockouts—marking him as the most feared hunter at the virtual tables.

Hot on his heels was Ashwin ‘Ashwinvijay1399’ Vijay Vergiya, who put in a gritty run to finish second, earning ₹71,268 along with 8 bounties to his name. Brijesh ‘Takut007’ Singh also made a deep charge, collecting ₹53,909 and picking off 9 players in the process.

‘The_Alchemist’ and Utkarsh ‘Mathfane’ Somaaieyaa rounded out the top five with payouts of ₹40,778 and ₹30,864, respectively, both notching up 3 bounty eliminations each in their strong finishes.

Even deeper down the payouts, Anurag ‘NormanBates’ Srivastava showed his mettle by grabbing ₹5,485 and scoring 4 KOs—showing that every bounty counts in this dynamic format.

With aggressive plays, calculated hunts, and drama till the final hand, the Tuesday Takedown once again proved why bounty tournaments are the heartbeat of mid-week Indian poker. 

Junglee Poker

SS #5 Tuesday Phoenix 

• GTD: ₹7.5 Lakh
• Buy-in: ₹3,450
• Total Entries: 229

Junglee Poker’s Tuesday Phoenix soared to spectacular heights last night with the SS #5 ₹7.5 Lakh GTD event drawing an enthusiastic 229 entries at a ₹3,450 buy-in. The action was intense, the plays were fearless, and the prize pool delivered a solid ₹7.5 Lakh to fight for, making it one of the hottest midweek showdowns on the virtual felts.

Emerging at the top after hours of high-octane, nerve-wracking poker was ‘bandonk’, who flew past the final table to lock in the win and walk away with ₹69,918. Breathing down their neck until the last hand was ‘rivershiverr’, who finished a razor-close second for ₹69,877 — a difference of just ₹41 that had the rail buzzing with disbelief.

The action didn’t stop there.‘illuminant’ put in a dazzling performance to finish third for ₹45,365, while ‘Airsport366474456’ took off with ₹34,186 in fourth. Rounding out the final five was ‘green_ghost’, whose stealthy gameplay earned them ₹25,772.

PokerBaazi

Tuesday night on PokerBaazi was spectacular, as Indian grinders brought their A-game across multiple marquee tournaments. With over ₹1 Crore in guarantees up for grabs, the virtual felts were buzzing, and the results did not disappoint!

The Endeavour 

• GTD: ₹60 Lakh
• Buy-in: ₹5,750
• Total Entries: 1,119

PokerBaazi’s The Endeavour saw an intense battle of skill and stamina, drawing a massive 1,119 entries at a buy-in of ₹5,750. After outlasting 1,119 entries and a fierce field of regulars and rising stars, Rohit ‘Rohit22rm’ Mishra emerged victorious, banking a life-changing ₹9 Lakh!

Aditya ‘Whoarewe’ Kulkarni put in a powerhouse performance to claim ₹5.52 Lakh for his runner-up finish, while ‘Shravsmanth’ and ‘PoKcey’ shared the third and fourth spots respectively, both pocketing ₹4.2 Lakh. ‘Guruuu’ completed the top five with a solid ₹2.5 Lakh score.

Notable deep runs came from Kartik ‘kartikahuja14’ Ahuja (18th for ₹49.8K), Dhaval ‘TheMaHaKaL’ Solanki (24th for ₹36K), Churchill ‘chillmaibam’ Maibam (33rd for ₹24K), and Nikita ‘highpriestess’ Fernandes, who cashed twice on the night (44th for ₹24K here, and later in TurboCharge).

The Endeavour Lite

• GTD: ₹15 Lakh
• Buy-in: ₹2,880
• Total Entries: 668
• Total Prize Money: ₹16.7 Lakh

Over in the Endeavour Lite, which boasted a ₹16.7 Lakh prize pool from 668 entries, it was ‘Babayaga1313’ who played like a true assassin, scooping the title and ₹2.55 Lakh. Madhur ‘madhur1994’ Sharma followed with ₹1.67 Lakh, while Siddharth ‘Siddonuts’ Pandey continued his hot form, adding ₹1.24 Lakh to his tally.

Big PLO-5

• GTD: ₹10 Lakh
• Buy-in: ₹5,000
• Total Entries: 218

The pot-limit Omaha streets ran hot in the ₹10 Lakh GTD Big PLO-5, where Vaibhav ‘vane_shado’ Temani navigated the swings to clinch the top prize of ₹2.2 Lakh. Nitin ‘Gambler42’ Rawat finished second for ₹1.6 Lakh, and Vishal ‘dilbaghsingh’ Tulsyan took third with ₹1.22 Lakh. PLO specialist Anurag ‘Rebuy2survive’ Srivastava also made money with ₹ 80,000.

Turbo Charge (6-Max)

• GTD: ₹15 Lakh
• Buy-in: ₹4,000
• Total Entries: 325

Closing out the night with fireworks was the ₹15 Lakh GTD TurboCharge (6-Max), which saw Uppala ‘Saiupp87’ Sai Raghu put pedal to the metal for a ₹2.25 Lakh finish. Akshay ‘akdolos’ Joshi and Dhinesh ‘dhineshrocky007’ Kumar followed in hot pursuit, winning ₹1.73 Lakh and ₹1.38 Lakh respectively. Also in the mix were Thepfulhoutuo ‘AvizoKeditsu’ Keditsu (₹1.06 Lakh) and Anmol ‘airball’ Narang (₹75K).

Grinders like Rajat ‘Lungfakeer’ Sharma, Ankit ‘Nihilist’ Bajaj, Ashwin ‘Ashwinvijay99’ Vijay Vergiya, Satyam ‘AnakinSkywa1keR’ Verma, and Kritarth ‘CoolHandLuke’ Pant also made deep finishes.

That’s the list of the biggest cash-outs at the online felts in India last night. Keep reading us to know more on-the-go information like this!

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