

would need help to beat RBC*'s 
, but no help came and Rich earned $10,711.40 for ninth place. A few hands later, exomil pushed all in from the small blind for 3,846,435 with 
and was called by M.nosbocaJ in the big blind with 
. The board brought 



and exomil was the eighth-place finisher for $17,597.30. Shortly after that, Neab moved all in with 
and was called by bastinho06 with 
. No ace would fall and Neab finished in seventh place for a payday of $26,778.50.







and RBC* won the big hand to take the chip lead while eliminating x-13 in sixth place ($39,020.10). With five people left, a chip count chop was agreed upon, with the Stars-decreed minimum of $30,000 remaining to be played for. The numbers from the deal were:

into Gunslinger3's 
. RBC* failed to improve, and Gunslinger3 became the chip leader with over 41 million. When the blinds increased to 500,000/1,000,000 with an ante of 100,000, Bastinho06 ran into some bad luck to become the shortest stack at the table and was soon eliminated in fifth. From the small blind, bastinho06 moved all in for 1,420,258 with 
and was called by Gunslinger3 with 
. The board did not improve for either player and bastinho06 earned $88,441.00 for his run. Two hands later, Gunslinger3 raised from under the gun to 2,444,323 and RBC* moved all in for 16,153,308. Gunslinger3 called and showed 
, leading RBC*'s 
. The board ran out 



and RBC* finished fourth for $121,197.00. The next hand would be the last for OCTAGONS. From the small blind, Gunslinger3 raised to 4,444,323 with 
and OCTAGONS called all in for 3,177,570 from the big blind with 
. The board came out 



and OCTAGONS collected $88,441.00 for the third-place finish.

and was up against Gunslinger3's 
. The board ran out 



and M.nosbocaJ finished runner-up and earned $89,013.00, while Gunslinger3 captured the PokerStars Sunday Million and $140,921.00 for the official triumph. The final results were:


. Montjeu8 moved all in for 1.9 million with 
and CoooKay called, showing 
. The turn was the
and the river the
, knocking out Monjeu8 in ninth place for $7,050. Next to be out was KingGr. With the blinds at 125,000/250,000 and an ante of 25,000, KingGR moved all in for 788,992 from the cutoff and was called by Matt "mattster24" Sterling in the small blind. KingGR showed 
and was racing against Sterling's 
. The board ran out 



and KingGR was out in eighth place, earning $10,500.

and QuasiFiction called from the button with 
. CoooKay then raised all in from the big blind with 
and QuasiFiction made the call and was a big favorite to win the hand. However; the flop brought an ace and CoooKay's kicker would play, eliminating Antunes in seventh place for $16,500 and QuasiFiction in sixth for $24,000.

, and looked for some help as Stajje showed 
. That help came on the 

flop. The
turn gave Stajje some hope but the river was the
, eliminating Stajje in fifth for $31,500.

, and had Sterling's 
drawing thin. The board came 



and Sterling earned $39,375 for his showing.

and was called by JSchnett with 
. The board ran out 



and CoooKay departed with $52,500 for the third-place finish. Heads-up play began with GrtWhtHype holding just over a 2:1 chip lead, and 51 hands later he would win the tournament. The blinds and antes reached the 250,000/500,000/50,000 level when it ended, as JSchnett called from the button and GrtWhtHype made it 1,500,000 to go. JSchnett then moved all in for 10,982,792 and GrtWhtHype called. The hands were:






and eliminating JSchnett in second for $75,000, while GrtWhtHype's win was worth $105,000. The final standings:
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