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Artur Martirosian is no stranger to major final tables. The Russian seems to reach them with an almost unnatural regularity. He reached another, the WSOP Side Event: $10,000 High Roller, at GGPoker on September 6 and managed to take it down for a mammoth-sized score.

Some 125 players bought into this event and created a $1,212,500 prize pool that the top 17 finishers shared. Mustapha Kanit was the bubble boy and his elimination paved the way for the likes of Sam Greenwood, Pascal Lefrancois, Jon Van Fleet, Niklas Astedt, Dan Smith, and Alex Foxen to see a return on their investment.

David Peters was the final table’s first casualty; he banked $29,794. Aaron Van Blarcum, MILLIONAIRE MAKER champion Daniel Dvoress, and Thomas Muehloecker then fell by the wayside. Viacheslav Buldygin fell in fifth-place and won $88,985, the final prize not to weigh in at six-figures.

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Barry “bh9999” Hutter scooped $116,979 for his fourth-place exit before Adrian Mateos Slot machine kostenlos spielen ohne anmeldung. saw his tournament end abruptly in third for a $153,782 haul.

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Heads-up pitted Fedor Holz and Artur Martirosian. Holz, who won the WSOP heads-up event earlier, crashed out in second for $202,162, leaving Martirosian to reel in the $265,762 top prize.

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Artur Martirosian	Russia	$265,762
2	Fedor Holz	Austria	$202,162
3	Adrian Mateos	United Kingdom	$153,782
4	Barry “bh9999” Hutter	Canada	$116,979
5	Viachelsav Buldygin	Croatia	$88,985
6	Thomas Muehloecker	Austria	$67,689
7	Daniel Dvoress	Canada	$51,490
8	Aaron Van Blarcum	Mexico	$39,168
9	David Peters	Canada	$29,794

Mandavia Bags $1,500 High Roller Title

Ankush Mandavia won the $1,500 High Rollers title and a cool $117,858 cash prize. His prize would have been even larger but the final three players opted to strike a deal to flatten the payout structure.

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That deal meant Dominik Nitsche officially finished in third for a $117,402 haul and Germany’s “SItting Out” walked away with $121,700 and second place.

Shout out to the likes of David Peters (8th - $17,875), and Arsenii “kastaban” Karmatckii Rv park at black oak casino resort. (5th - $45,388) who navigated their way to the final table.

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Ankush Mandavia	Mexico	$117,858*
2	SItting Out	Germany	$121,700*
3	Dominik Nitsche	United Kingdom	$117,402*
4	Ad Astra	Ukraine	$61,922
5	Arsenii “kastaban” Karmatckii	Russia	$45,388
6	shahter98	Russia	$33,270
7	Brian Green	Canada	$24,386
8	David Peters	Canada	$17,875
9	Vicent Ramon	Mexico	$13,102

*reflects a three-handed deal

Some of the other massive scores from GGPoker this weekend included:

wejamminz – first-place in the WSOP Side Event: $800 Marathon for $146,446
Thomas Muehloecker – first-place in the High Rollers Blade Prime $5K for $135,347
Chris Brewer – first-place in the High Rollers Blade Mulligan $5K for $123,894
Rok Gostisa – first-place in the High Rollers Blade Opener $5K for $97,412
Vinicius “pfckb” Steves – first-place in the GGMasters $150 for $93,816
Sosia “Aunty_Ninja” Jiang – first-place in the WSOP Side Event: $3,000 High Rollers for $92,957
Alex Foxen – first-place in the High Rollers Blade Closer $5K for $92,152
Sean Winter – first-place in the WSOP Side Event: $5,000 High Roller PLO for $83,499
Rok Gostisa – first-place in the WSOP Side Event: $2,500 Deepstack Turbo for $73,351
Happydris – first-place in the WSOP Side Event: $1,260 Super Turbo Bounty Hunter 6-Handed for $67,705*
sssssAK – first-place in the Sunday Main Event $200 for $65,510
Maksim “MAMOHT_T” Viktorovich – first-place in the Bounty Hunters Main Event $210 for $64,494*
Gustavo “Zehzinho” Goto – first-place in the WSOP Side Event: $250 Sunday Monster Stack for $62,870
Justin “RockyRagoo” Park – first-place in the High Rollers Main Event $1k for $61,774
David1234575 – first-place in the High Rollers Battle Royale for $53,107*
MaoZeDonk – first-place in the SUnday Monsyter Stack $200 for $49,386
Wizardofodds – first-place in the Sunday Special $125 for $40,961
No_No_No – first-place in the High Rollers Big Game Hunter $1,050 for $40,161*
RokitoM – first-place in the High Rollers PLO Main Event $1K for $33,472
olleggi – first-place in the Bounty Hunters Sunday Special $125 for $25,455*
Tomas “CoronaMyAss” Jozonis – first-place in the WSOP Side Event: $126 Super Turbo Bounty Hunter 6-Handed for $24,155*

*includes bounty payments

There were some big prizes over at partypoker too where David Peters triumphed in the $25,500 WPT Super High Roller. Peters got his hands on $256,514 after a heads-up deal with Team partypoker’s Isaac Haxton. Haxton saw his bankroll swell by $203,485.

Christoph Vogelsang was the only other player in this tournament to see a return on their investment due to the compact field of 23-runners. Vogelsang’s third-place finish saw him reel in $115,000.

Russia’s Vyacheslav Buldygin triumphed in the $10,300 WPT High Roller and walked away with the $133,500 top prize. Buldygin defeated Finnish sensation Pauli Ayras heads-up for the title, resigning the Finn to an $84,000 consolation prize.

Koray Aldemir finished in third for $52,500 with Dan Smith securing a $30,000 fourth-place prize.

The $5,200 WPT High Roller Turbo was won by none other than Michael Addamo who topped a field of 30-entrants to bank $66,750. Team partypoker’s Kristen Bicknell finished fourth for a $15,000 prize before Juan Pardo busted in third and won $26,250. Netherlands’ Corne Scheel was the tournament’s runner-up, he netted $42,000.

Check out these other big results from partypoker from September 6.

Simone Speranza – first-place in the $1,050 WPT 7-Max Weekender for $81,740*
Arnaud Enselme – first-place in the WPT 7-Max Turbo for $58,932*
Alexey Romanov – first-place in the $1,050 WPT Superstack for $40,130
Jonathan Clark – first-place in the $530 WT 8-Max Knockout for $37,167*
Robert-Andrei Burlacu – first-place in the $109 WPT Mini 7-Max Weekender for $25,518*
David Hudson – first-place in the $215 WPT Superstack for $19,990
Viktor Ustimov – first-place in the WPT 7-Max Turbo for $17,789*
Mary Pudmoreff – first-place in the $109 WPT Mini 8-Max Knockout for $16,615*

Rens “Rens02” Feenstra Turns $215 into $18,004 in Only 2.25 Hours!

Dutch star Rens “Rens02” Feenstra won the $215 Sunday Supersonic at PokerStars on September 6 which resulted in a ridiculous hourly rate. Feenstra came out on top of a 496-strong field to turn $215 into