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Saturday Round Up: Atal, Das and Raj Slayed The Virtual Felts

Poker platforms hosted some marquee tournaments yesterday. Adda52’s Excalibur was the biggest event hosted on Saturday night. Niteen Raj nailed the Excalibur event like a pro. Let’s take a look at the poker action which unfolded yesterday on the virtual felts.

Mukkamaar – ₹8 Lakh GTD 

The Mukkamaar tournament on Spartan Poker had 254 entries in total. The top 23 players made it in the money. A min-cash of ₹7,818 was paid. The ₹3,000 buy-in event was shipped by Rajeev Atal aka ‘onlywinner007’ who cashed ₹80,057 in prize money. The runner-up was Rushabh Shah aka ‘Rzz’ and took home a pay cheque of ₹73,054. 

• Total entries: 254
• Buy-In: ₹3,000
• Places paid: 23
• Min-Cash: ₹7,818

Blockbuster – ₹6 Lakh GTD 

PokerBaazi’s staple Blockbuster tournament was shipped by Subhayan Das aka ‘arjun100.’ This player took home ₹1,38,000 in prize money. The runner-up was ‘Jayztheone’ took home ₹1,21,000. 362 entries were slogging hard in this ₹2,200 buy-in event. The top 45 players made it in the money. A min-cash of ₹4,054 was paid. The advertised guarantee of this event was crushed and the final prize pool stood at ₹7,24,000. 

• Total entries: 362
• Prize pool: ₹7,24,000
• Buy-In: ₹2,200
• Places paid: 45
• Min-Cash: ₹4,054

Excalibur – ₹10 Lakh GTD 

The Excalibur event on Adda52 was shipped by Niteen Raj aka ‘niteenplus’ who took home an impressive ₹1,71,492 in prize money. The runner-up in this tournament was Akshay Dhingra aka ‘NoFuchsGiven’ who cashed ₹1,44,764 in prize money. 417 entries battled it out for the top spot. The top 43 players made money in this ₹2,500 buy-in event. A min-cash of ₹4,500 was paid. 

• Total entries: 417
• Buy-In: ₹2,500
• Places paid: 43
• Min-Cash: ₹4,500

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Eliminator – ₹5 Lakh GTD 

This ₹1,750 buy-in progressive knock out event was a deal between mystery player ‘jlvrajss’ and Ranjan Roy aka ‘ran2711.’ The two winners added ₹43,690 to their respective bankrolls. The anonymous player received ₹41,482 in bounty money while Ranjan added ₹15,027 (bounty) to his prize money. The tournament had 265 entries fighting hard for the top spot. The top 27 players made it in the money. A min-cash of ₹3,205 was paid. 

• Total entries: 265
• Buy-In: ₹1,750
• Places paid: 27
• Min-Cash: ₹3,205

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