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Vaibhav Temani Crushed Double Millionaire For Over 17 Lakh

Spartan Poker’s Millionaire Series is here to help you earn big prize money. While live poker has begun with full gusto, the virtual poker tournaments are putting up an equally tough fight. The Millionaire Series commenced yesterday, and five winners were crowned. Big winners to have walked away with tiles included industry veterans namely Goonjan Mall and Vaibhav Temani. Presenting a lowdown on all the action that went down yesterday. 

Millionaire Series #1 – Kickoff – ₹10 Lakh GTD 

The first event of the Millionaire series was the ₹880 buy-in. This tournament had a whopping 1,299 entries, consisting of 653 unique entries, 220 re-entries, and 426 rebuys. The top 127 players made it to the money. A min-cash of ₹2,182 was paid. The advertised guarantee of this tournament was surpassed and the final prize pool stood at ₹10,39,200. The tournament was aced by an anonymous player who goes by the moniker ‘coronapoker’ who walked away with ₹1,94,122. The runner-up in this tournament was yet another mystery player ‘elbedonk’ who cashed ₹1,17,845. 

•         Total entries: 1,299
•         Prize pool: ₹10,39,200
•         Buy-In: ₹880
•         Places paid: 127
•         Min-Cash: ₹2,182

Millionaire Series #2 – ₹7 Lakh GTD 

Millionaire Series #2 garnered 693 total entries, which was a collective of 383 unique players, 90 re-entries and 220 rebuys. The advertised guarantee of this ₹1,650 buy-in event was surpassed and the final prize pool stood at ₹10,39,500. The top 63 players made it to the money. The min-cash stood at ₹4,521. The tournament was a deal between Kanishka Samant aka ‘Wildflower’ and an anonymous player who goes by the moniker ‘InscrutablE.’ Samant walked away with ₹1,72,881 while the mystery player cashed ₹1,55,080 in prize money. 

•         Total entries: 693
•         Prize pool: ₹10,39,500
•         Buy-In: ₹1,650
•         Places paid: 63
•         Min-Cash: ₹4,521

Millionaire Series #3 – Sunday Millionaire – ₹50 Lakh GTD 

Spartan Poker’s Millionaire Series had 558 entries in total, with 288 unique players, 98 re-entries and 172 rebuys. The top 50 players made it to the money in this ₹11,000 buy-in event. A min-cash of ₹27,900 was paid. The tournament was shipped by yet another mystery player who goes by the moniker ‘CharlieDREW.’ This player cashed a massive ₹14,50,800 in prize money. The runner up in this event was renowned poker player Aman Parakh who took home ₹8,92,800 in prize money. The advertised guarantee of this event was crushed and the final prize pool stood at ₹55,80,000. 

•         Total entries: 558
•         Prize pool: ₹55,80,000
•         Buy-In: ₹11,000
•         Places paid: 50
•         Min-Cash: ₹27,900

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Millionaire Series #4 – ₹10 Lakh GTD 

The fourth event in the Millionaire series saw a strong field of 604 entries, which has 352 unique players 58 re-entries and 194 rebuys. The advertised guarantee of this event was massively crushed and the final prize stood at ₹18,12,000. The event was shipped by star player cum commentator Goonjan Mall aka ‘gmtesting.’ Talking about his victory, Mall said, “Getting back in mix after a break. More trophies on the way. 😀”This player thickened his bankroll with ₹3,51,528. The runner-up in this event was yet another renowned grinder Harsh Bubna aka ‘Chiraunjilal Khosla’ who walked away with ₹2,22,876 in prize money. 

•         Total entries: 604
•         Prize pool: ₹18,12,000
•         Buy-In: ₹3,300
•         Places paid: 55
•         Min-Cash: ₹8,878

Millionaire Series #5

The last tournament had 187 survivors, comprising 159 unique entries, 28 and re-entries. The top 170 players made it in the money. The min-cash stood at ₹12,348. The advertised guarantee of this event was crushed and the final prize pool stood at ₹88,20,000. This Double Millionaire event was a deal between India Online Poker Championship (IOPC) July 2021 Main Event winner Vaibhav Temani aka ‘Lang Syne’ and Deepankur Gupta aka ‘AngryPitbull.’ Both the players thickened their bankrolls by ₹17,64,000 in prize money. Talking about his victory, Temani added, “You are not out till you are actually out.”

•         Total survivors: 187
•         Prize pool: ₹88,20,000
•         Buy-In: Ticket
•         Places paid: 170
•         Min-Cash: ₹12,348

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