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IPC Megastacks May 2022: The Success Story of India’s Young Poker Talents IPC 60K Main Event

26 May, 2022 IPC Megastacks May 2022: The Success Story of India’s Young Poker Talents

Earlier this week, the India Poker Championship (IPC) Megastacks May 2022 finally concluded, following a week-long extravaganza of exciting tournaments, glitz and glamour galore. Following a brief hiatus of two long and arduous years, imposed by a global pandemic, the IPC Megastacks whi...

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Siddhanth Kripalani Clinches IPC Megastacks May 2022 Main Event Crown IPC 60K Main Event

23 May, 2022 Siddhanth Kripalani Ships IPC Megastacks May 2022 Main Event

India Poker Championship (IPC) Megastacks May 2022 has finally come to an epic conclusion with Siddhanth Kripalani clinching the prestigious IPC 60K Main Event title! Kripalani has been at his best game during the entire series and has shown the poker world that he’s a force to be...

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23 May, 2022 Aditya Sushant Puts Up A Tough Fight; Finishes Second

Siddhanth Kripalani is the IPC Megastacks May 2022 Main Event winner. After an interesting FT and an even more interesting heads-up, the final hand had to be the most exciting one and man, it was just that – The Perfect Climax! India’s first WSOP bracelet winner and India Po...

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23 May, 2022 Anand Out At Second Runner Up

We have another casualty on the final table. Anand Thakur bet the minimum 100,000 and was raised to 1,050,000 by Aditya Sushant, Thakur shoved all-in, and flipped A 8, while Sushant revealed A J. The board fanned out 2 2 5 4 6. Sushant successfully busted Thakur with a higher J-kicker. ...

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23 May, 2022 J Raju Is The Next Casualty At The Fourth Spot

The most entertaining player on the FT has busted. Chip leader Siddhanth Kripalani bet 200,000 chips preflop, and J Raju shoved all-in with his 1,075,000 chips. Kripalani called by shoving his monster stack. Kripalani showed Q A and Raju showed K 8. 6 9 2 3 5 opened on the board and Kri...

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23 May, 2022 Siddarth Succumbs At The 5th Place

Anand Thakur limped and bet 80,000 preflop, and Siddarth Singhvi, who sat with the shortest stack, shoved his 345,000 all-in. Thakur called the bet and showed K J, while Singhvi showed A K. The board showed J 5 3 T 2, and Singhvi left with an Ace-high, against Thakur’s J-pair hand...

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23 May, 2022 It’s A Double Up For Anand!

Anand Thakur managed to steal some chips from the chip leader, and double up in the process. Siddhanth Kripalani shoved his huge stack from the button, and he was called by Thakur, who had to shove his entire stack in, in order to call. Kripalani revealed Q 7, and Thakur showed pocket k...

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23 May, 2022 Niharika Says Goodbye To The ME Title

Immediately after Sumit Sapra busted, Niharika Bindra was next to follow. Bindra started with a chip stack of 595,000 on the FT. With blinds 25,000/50,000 Bindra jammed 370,000 into the pot with A 3. World Series of Poker bracelet winner Aditya Sushant called the shove from the big blin...

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23 May, 2022 Cowboys End Sapra’s Dream

 Chip leader Siddhanth Kripalani seems to be on a run to dominate the table. He bet 110,000 chips preflop and this was called all-in by Sumit Sapra. Kripalani called and Sapra flipped cowboys, while Kripalani showed A Q. The board flipped 6 A J 6 5, and Kripalani got an Ace-pair to clai...

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23 May, 2022 Ace Knocks Puttamsetty Out In 8th Place

The final table has already seen its first bust out of the day in Rajasekhar Puttamsetty who busted in 8th spot for ₹5,47,100. When the FT began, Puttamsetty had the second last chip lead with only 190,000. At Level 25, Anand Thakur bet 150,000 with A 2, Puttamsetty shoved his short sta...

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