The Grand is played as a real-name tournament, so PokerNews knows each of the nine players that made up the final table. Each of the nine finalists turned their $1,050 investment into at least $2,647, with the champion walking away with $18,677 for their efforts. This week’s PartyPoker Grand saw 77 players create a guarantee-busting $76,960 prize pool that Bulgarian grinder Atanas Malinov grabbed the lion’s share of. Malinov Mauls Opposition in the PartyPoker Grand PokerNews Launches NEW Online Poker Tournament Calendar Other PokerStars Highlights from March 19, 2023.īounty Builder Series $1,050 NLHE 8-Max Freezeoutīounty Builder Series $215 NLHE 8-Max Semi-Turboīounty Builder Series $109 NLHE 7-Max Hyperīounty Builder Series $215 PLO Main Event

Both players secured $52,464 from the main prize pool, but those last bounties made up almost $67,000! Moron defeated Peters in the heads-up clash to walk away with a cool $119,260 and to leave Peters to lick his wounds with a $74,964 consolation prize.

Moron found himself in a one-on-one battle with David “dpeters17” Peters for the title and the now huge final bounty payments. They talented duo scooped prizes amounting to $39,495 and $36,281. Heads-up was set after United Kingdom-based Norwegian Preben “prebz” Stokkan and Swede’s “WhatifGod” saw their tournaments end abruptly. Veldhuis would later finish third in a $215 NLHE 8-Max event for an additional $9,455, and fifth in another $15 buy-in affair for $5,872. Veldhuis” Veldhuis‘ impressive run ended in a sixth-place finish worth $21,516 before Renan “Internett93o” Bruschi crashed out in fifth, a finish good for $34,432. One of Several Final Tables for Veldhuis Lex Veldhuis Gavin “gavz101” Cochrane and Estonia’s “DingeBrinker” lost their stacks, and collected prizes worth $20,788 and $18,460, respectively. Juan “Malaka$tyle” Pardo‘s quest for victory ended in a ninth-place finish worth a combined $14,155.

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