Big Names Enjoy Bigger Scores at GGPoker

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Jun 14, 2021 3 min read

The Sunday tournaments at GGPoker continue to attract the biggest names in the business and pay out the largest prizes in the online poker world. Some stellar names walked away with GGPoker titles this weekend, while plenty of others padded their bankrolls with substantial scores.

Justin "LappyPoker" Lapka was one such player. The Mexico-based star finished top of the pile in the $1,050 buy-in GGMasters High Rollers, part of the High Rollers Week festival. A field of 918 entrants left an overlay for GGPoker, not that Lapka cared because his victory meant he secured $140,355 of the $1 million prize pool.

Winning a tournament of this magnitude is no easy feat. Even after navigating his way past the likes of Thomas Muehloecker, Bryan Paris, Patrick Leonard, Byron Kaverman, and final table bubble boy Niklas Astedt, Lapka still had a lot of work to do.

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His task of finishing in first place was made slightly easier when Preben Stokkan bowed out in ninth. "pixARCHlk," "Tomer147," and "churchprince" followed Stokkan to the sidelines before the dangerous Anton Wigg crashed and burned in fifth, a finish worth $46,482.

Diego "Ushuaia1" Zeiter and Simon Lofberg busted to leave Manuel "caaaaarlos" Fritz and Lapka heads-up in what was essentially a $35,000 one-on-one match. Lapka defeated his final opponent, thus bagging up a $140,355 score. Fritz headed into the night with $106,474 reasons to be happy with his second-place finish.

Event #24: GGMasters High Rollers $1,050 Final Table Results

Kronwitter Collects a Six-Figure Haul

Jonas Kronwitter helped himself to a six-figure prize and a High Rollers Week title after being crowned the champion of Event #26: Omaholic High Roller.

Seventy-four players ponied up the $5,250 buy-in, creating a guarantee-busting $370,000 prize pool as a result. The compact field and large prize pool meant only the top 11 finishers won some prize money, and the bubble was an $8,407 jump.

Belarmino Souza was the unfortunate soul who burst the money bubble. His exit paved the way for Joao Simao and Ronny Kaiser to cash but fall short of the final table.

Brazilian sensation Dante Fernandes was the first of the nine finalists to bust out. His ninth-place finish came with an $8,777 score. Shyngis Satubayev joined Fernandes on the rail soon after, doing so with $9,517 in tow.

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The surviving players were now guaranteed at least five figures for their efforts. British PLO specialist Gavin Cochrane and Brazil's Belmiro Ribeiro fell by the wayside before Connor Drinan ducked out in fourth for $39,097.

Heads-up was set when "KingKongJoel" of Hong Kong was shot down; they won $54,075. Kronwitter and Fabrizio "SixthSenSe" Gonzalez battled heads-up for the title and the tournament's huge top prize.

Gonzalez fell at the final hurdle and consoled himself with a $74,790 runner-up prize, which left Kronwitter to be crowned the event's champion and bag $103,442 in the process.

Event #26: Omaholic High Roller $5,250 Final Table Results

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