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Tuesday Round Up: Laksh Pal Singh & Harsh Dembla Clinch Top Titles

The virtual poker felts of Spartan Poker, Add52, PokerBaazi and PokerStars witnessed some intense action on Tuesday night. With pros like Laksh Pal Singh and Harsh Dembla nailing notable titles, the virtual felts also witnessed some mystery players emerging victorious. Let’s have a look at the action of the night:

The Mint – ₹14 Lakh GTD 

The Mint on Adda52 was as usual an action-packed affair. A total of 421 entries were seen battling it out for the top spots as the top 43 places made in the money. The initial guarantee at this tourney was surpassed as the final prize pool stood at ₹14,73,501 and the min-cash stood at ₹8,104.

Mystery player ‘MallaNi’ nailed The Mint tourney for a handsome ₹3,65,428. At the runner-up spot, Pradip Ghosh aka ‘Nit2Donk’ walked away with ₹2,21,025. Rohan George (4th, ₹1,17,880), IOPC January 2021 winner Laksh Pal Singh (21st, ₹12,525), FTS 3.0 Main Event final table contendor Abhinay Devarakonda (25th, ₹11,051), Manish Lakhotia (27th, ₹11,051) and Nitin Arora (28th, ₹9,578) were some notable names seen at this tourney.

• Total entries: 421
• Prize pool: ₹14,73,501
• Buy-in: ₹3,850
• Places paid: 43
• Min-cash: ₹8,104

The Endeavour – ₹12 Lakh GTD

PokerBaazi’s The Endeavour witnessed 309 entries slogging hard for the top spots. The top 36 places took home a portion of the prize pool, as the min-cash stood at ₹8,160.

Mystery player ‘abbie1987’ shipped the tournament and added ₹2,65,000 to his bankroll. Yash Chitre aka ‘Riraizer’ finished second for ₹1,86,000. Vishnu Khandelwal (5th, ₹66,480), Aman Parakh (6th, ₹53,160), IOPC July 2021 commentator Kanchan Sharma (14th, ₹15,840), Tanmay Benara (18th, ₹13,560) and Ritwik Khanna (19th, ₹11,880) among others made in the money.

Nitin Arora (37th), Vishal Bajaj (38th), Bounty Builder winner Laksh Pal Singh (44th), Maria Kirloskar (45th), Md Zeeshan (53rd), Manish Lakhotia (55th), Anmol Mehta (56th) and Sanat Mehrotra (57th) were some players who left the table empty-handed.

• Total entries: 309
• Buy-in: ₹3,850
• Places paid: 36
• Min-cash: ₹8,160

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Bounty Builder – ₹10 Lakh GTD

Bounty Builder on PokerStars was a star-studded tourney. The advertised guarantee was crushed as the tourney generated a final prize pool of ₹11,06,000. Out of the 158 entries, the top 20 places made in the money as the min-cash stood at ₹7,727.

Pro player Laksh Pal Singh aka ‘B00MTilt23’ nailed the tourney for ₹1,11,488 (plus ₹1,09,648 bounty). Amar Iyer aka ‘PsykoEko’ was the runner-up at this tourney who pocketed ₹86,262 (plus ₹30,132 bounty).

• Total entries: 158
• Prize pool: ₹11,06,000
• Buy-in: ₹7,700
• Places paid: 20
• Min-cash: ₹7,727

Mega Stack – ₹15 Lakh GTD

Spartan Poker’s Mega Stack was a blockbuster tourney that crushed the initial guarantee to generate a final prize pool of ₹19,04,000. The highlight of this event was the ₹5 Lakh top prize for the winner. Out of the 476 entries at this tourney, the top 50 places made in the money as the min-cash stood at ₹9,520.

Anonymous player ‘sarryu’ topped the table and laughed his way to the bank with the ₹5,00,000 prize. Shashank Shekhar aka ‘Goldfish097’ finished second and cashed ₹3,04,640.

• Total entries: 476
• Prize pool: ₹19,04,000
• Buy-in: ₹3,300
• Places paid: 50
• Min-cash: ₹9,520

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The Race – ₹6 Lakh GTD

Spartan Poker’s The Race tourney surpassed the initial guarantee by a slim margin as the final prize pool stood at ₹6,12,000. The tourney witnessed 408 entries, out of which the top 39 places were paid. The min-cash at this tourney stood at ₹4,222.

FTS 3.0 reg Harsh Dembla aka ‘aaja maal phuka’ won The Race for ₹1,22,706. At the runner-up spot was an anonymous player ‘nirmal512,’ who had a payday of ₹81,579.

• Total entries: 408
• Prize pool: ₹6,12,000
• Buy-in: ₹1,650
• Places paid: 39
• Min-cash: ₹4,222

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