
Another Sunday on the virtual felt is in the books as the major online poker sites ran their standard Sunday tournaments. The PokerStars Sunday Million had over 10,000 entrants again, four of whom emerged six figures richer. The biggest win went to "MAE9690", who pocketed $260,000 for claiming the victory. Bolivar "Ramux" Palacios captured the Sunday Warm-Up crown for $139,163.73.
Meanwhile at Full Tilt, "shiftzerg" won the $750,000 Guarantee for a $147,629.24 score. Second-place finisher "kwickfishycake" appears to be Paul Wasicka who was being congratulated on a number of Twitter feeds for his solid second-place finish in this event.
PokerStars Sunday Million
Buy-in: $200+15
Prize Pool: $2,024,600
Entrants: 10,123
*1. MAE9690 - $260,000
*2. camillo30 - $176,959.80
*3. reelhugefish - $150,000
*4. asturiano - $150,000
5. AA TURON AA - $80.984
6. over.be - $60,738
7. maestrocaggi - $40,492
8. Tore "Lagerborg" Lagerborg - $20,246
9. adam eterno - $13,767.28
*denotes four-way deal leaving $30,000 to the eventual winner
Notable Finishes: Josh "Sdouble" Schlein (12th - $10,123), Cesar "makavelyces" Fuentes (19th - $4,251.66), Veronica "Princesa" Dabul (48th - $3,239.36)
PokerStars Sunday Warm-Up
Buy-in: $200+15
Prize Pool: $996,000
Entrants: 4,980
*1. Bolivar "Ramux" Palacios - $139,163.73
*2. Hismoon - $77,163.71
*3. juda10 - $66.163.71
*4. Ansgar2000 - $86,163.71
*5. Method999 - $68,163.71
*6. ƒeezØ - $48,163.71
7. gaffel - $22,140
8. L C P - $12,450
9. Shaaarrrp - $7,968
*denotes six-way deal leaving $10,000 to the eventual winner
Notable Finishes: Nick "daaaaaaang16" Davies (34th - $2,141.40)
PokerStars Sunday 500
Buy-in: $500+30
Prize Pool: $549,000
Entrants: 1,098
1. m3tph - $93,330
2. 99NvrLosez - $68,625
3. pad100 - $52,100.10
4. iloseflips24 - $37,332
5. call110 - $27,175.50
6. Hernan "HN Kakaroto" Novick - $21,685.50
7. PCI70 - $16,195.50
8. Marco "NoraFlum" Johnson - $10,705.50
9. Drewfus81 - $5,929.20
Notable Finishes: Robert "Craps4Dinner" Saltiel (13th - $3,733.20), Keith "DaMurdera3" Ferrera (15th - $3,733.20), Mike "chapmoney" Chappus (18th - $2,635.20), Ben "bfineman" Fineman (19th - $2,196)
Full Tilt $750,000 Guarantee
Buy-in: $200+16
Prize Pool: $836,000
Entrants: 4,180
1. shiftzerg - $147,629.24
2. kwickfishycake - $89,368.40
3. Luffy-san - $58,520
4. actionjunky32 - $45,980
5. cardlover69 - $34,526.80
6. Miwa Iverson - $25,581.60
7. MrAntoha - $19,228
8. porkmastachi - $15,048
9. Insomniac_pkr - $11,202.40
Notable Finishes: Devon "horryclutch" Biehn (18th - $4,138.20), Travis "TravestyFund" Rice (26th - $3,093.20), Eric "blizair" Blair (28th - $2,508)
Full Tilt Sunday Brawl
Buy-in: $240+16
Prize Pool: $582,200
Entrants: 2,911
1. doublencs - $118,186.60
2. zhivago2- $76,268.20
3. Matt "Liiiffe" Schulte - $56,473.40
4. Laurrra - $42,500.60
5. Dan "DNA2RNA" Hirleman - 29,692.20
6. Evan "NEONPILS99" Parkes - $19,794.80
7. Nick "daaaaaaaaaang7" Davies - $13,390.60
8. Treadin Dank - $9,315.20
9. Dearman2 - $6,986.40
Notable Finishes: Alex "ags104" Santiago (10th - $4,366.50), Mark "Eppy1" Epstein (20th - $1,746.60)
Ultimate Bet $200K GTD
Buy-in: $200+15
Prize Pool: $218,600
Entrants: 1,093
1. Carter "CKINGUSC" King - 48,070.14
2. Jeff "DRUNKSAVAGE" Gressard - $28,352.42
3. MORRIGANE - $19,564.70
4. Brandon "ARE THESE UTZ" Hall - $14,099.70
5. BONZO9876 - $11,695.10
6. THUNDER55555 - $9,509.10
7. LS2_POWER - $7,323.10
8. Mike "1GOLEAFSGOEH1" Leah - $5,246.40
9. Bobby "BOBBYFI" Firestone - $3,716.20
Notable Finishes: Dennis "STR8ROSSIN" Booze (13th - $1,858.10)
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