Premier Poker League 6
The PokerBaazi Premier League started off on the 7th of August with a bang! The PPL is a marquee poker series featuring massive guarantees and prizes. The Day 6 of PPL received more than 1700 entries across all 6 tournaments held on the day. Let’s take a look how the tournaments played out on Day 6.
The freeroll league of the poker school at PokerStars is changing format next month. From now on, 1500 players are going to be residing in a 'Premier League' of the poker school. PokerBaazi Premier League aka PPL is by far the biggest stage for poker players longing for ultimate online poker experience and biggest cash prizes in India, offering a staggering 1.5 Crore GTD. Well, the delight fast-tracked when the first day kindled with thrills, adrenaline and excitement, kicked off yesterday at 6 PM and saw 900 registrations. For the latest Premier League scores & stats in Matchweek 8, Season 2020/21, plus a live matchday blog, visit the official website of the Premier League.
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Results of Day 6 of PPL:
PPL#33 3 LAC GTD (3RE)
The first event of the day, PPL#33 (3 LAC GTD) (3RE) had a buy-in of 1000+100. Simon ‘Hades’ Mint was the big winner of INR 70,590 as he beat ‘monishwagh’ in the final heads-up. He earned himself second place for a total of INR 49,530.
PPL#34 6-Max SuperStack (5 LAC GTD) (5RE)
PPL#34 6-Max SuperStack (5 LAC GTD) (5RE) event was played out between 287 entries (including reentries and rebuys) with a buy-in of 1250+125 that made the total prize pool of 5,00,000. Yash ‘Paranoid’ Dutt was the big winner of INR 1,10,450, who overcame a field of 287 players and Suresh‘oil_trader’ Kolli in the final heads-up, who earned himself second place for a total of INR 77,500.
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PPL#35 PLO HighRoller (30 LAC GTD) (5RE)
PPL#35 PLO HighRoller (30 LAC GTD) (5RE) event received a total of 242 entries (including reentries and rebuys). Gautam ‘M8a7’ Rohilla continued his fire streak and shipped the massive tournament for INR 7,05,900 and Karan ‘karanmangla’ Mangla secured the runner-up spot for INR 4,95,300.
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PPL#36 The Pride (30 LAC GTD) (5RE)
The PPL#36 The Pride (30 LAC GTD) (5RE) event was one of the biggest guarantees on offer for Day 6 of the PPL. The tournament received 563 entries at a buy-in of 5000+1000. Online reg, Ashish ‘OMG_Spew’ Munot shipped the event for a payout of INR 5,67,000 after beating Surbhit ‘grovahova’ Grover in the final heads-up. Surbhit earned a payout of INR 3,97,500 for his second place finish.
PPL#37 6-Max 3 LAC GTD Hold’em Boost (RE)
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The 1000+100 buy-in event received 357 entries (including reentries and rebuys) to make a combined prize pool of 3,57,000. LakshPal ‘boomtlt23’ Singh won the event for a payout of INR 74,970 with ‘rekop’ finishing in second place for INR 52,479.
PPL#38 4-Max Hyper Turbo (3 LAC GTD)
The 1000+100 buy-in event received 281 entries (including reentries and rebuys) to make a combined prize pool of 3,00,000. Himanshu ‘himanshu.zak’ Kumar won the event for a payout of INR 66,270 with Vikranth ‘borntrouble’ Varma finishing in second place for INR 46,500.
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The next set of events take place today, 13th of August. Stay tuned for more details about the PokerBaazi Premier League and keep reading PokerShots.