GPL Results, Standings, and Schedule After Week 6: Big Showings from London and Moscow

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Welcome to the weekly rundown of the Global Poker League here on PokerNews. In this space, all of the past week's results from the GPL will be listed, followed by league standings and a look at the following week's schedule.

The sixth week of play in the GPL saw some shifting in the two conference standings, but not much. In the Americas Conference, the New York Rounders maintained the top spot, but saw the Montreal Nationals move up to second place and just one point shy. The Sao Paulo Metropolitans dropped from second to fourth, and all others in the conference stayed in the same spots.

In the Eurasia Conference, the Moscow Wolverines had a huge week to take a big lead over the pack, and the London Royals moved into a tie for second place despite coming into Week 6 in fourth place.

The Rounders picked up 14 points in Week 6, thanks to a sweep in the heads-up portion by franchise manager Bryn Kenney over Jonathan Jaffe of the San Francisco Rush. The sweep earned the Rounders nine points to help the squad maintain its No. 1 position in the conference, but with only third- and fourth-place results from the six-max portion last Tuesday, the Nationals were able to get within one point.

Speaking of the Nationals, the team went from fourth place to second following a big 21-point week. Martin Jacobson, winner of the 2014 World Series of Poker Main Event, took second place in the first six-max match for five points, then won the second for seven points. Jason Lavallee then took the reins in the heads-up portion on Thursday to battle with Darren Elias of the Metropolitans, and he won all three matches for another nine points.

At the bottom of the Americas Conference, the Las Vegas Moneymakers, currently fifth, and the Rush, currently sixth, only earned two points each and remain much off the pace.

In the Eurasia Conference, it was the Wolverines exploding with a big 18-point week to take a commanding lead over the pack. Heading into Week 6, the Wolverines were one point off the Aviators, but their French counterpart only mustered three and are now 14 points behind Moscow.

The best week in the Eurasia Conference went to the Royals. The team put up 19 points to move into a tie for second with the Aviators thanks to a win and a third place in the six-max portion by Sam Trickett, followed by Justin Bonomo sweeping Randy Lew in the heads-up duel.

Week 6 Results

PlacePlayerTeamPoints
Match 16-Max  
1Sam TrickettLondon Royals7
2Anatoly FilatovMoscow Wolverines5
3Max PescatoriRome Emperors3
4Celina LinHong Kong Stars2
5Brian RastBerlin Bears1
6Fabrice SoulierParis Aviators0
    
    
Match 26-Max  
PlacePlayerTeamPoints
1Anatoly FilatovMoscow Wolverines7
2Celina LinHong Kong Stars5
3Sam TrickettLondon Royals3
4Brian RastBerlin Bears2
5Mustapha KanitRome Emperors1
6Fabrice SoulierParis Aviators0
    
    
Match 36-Max  
PlacePlayerTeamPoints
1Joao BauerSao Paulo Mets7
2Martin JacobsonMontreal Nationals5
3Fedor HolzL.A. Sunset3
4Jason MercierNew York Rounders2
5Tony GreggSan Francisco Rush1
6Jonathan DuhamelLas Vegas Moneymakers0
    
    
Match 46-Max  
PlacePlayerTeamPoints
1Martin JacobsonMontreal Nationals7
2Fedor HolzL.A. Sunset5
3Jason MercierNew York Rounders3
4Scott BallLas Vegas Moneymakers2
5Tony GreggSan Francisco Rush1
6Joao BauerSao Paulo Mets0
    
    
Match 5Heads-Up  
PlayerTeamWinsPoints
Justin BonomoLondon Royals39
Randy LewHong Kong Stars00
    
    
Match 6Heads-Up  
PlayerTeamWinsPoints
Sergey LebedevMoscow Wolverines26
Brian RastBerlin Bears13
    
    
Match 7Heads-Up  
PlayerTeamWinsPoints
Mustapha KanitRome Emperors26
George DanzerParis Aviators13
    
    
Match 8Heads-Up  
PlayerTeamWinsPoints
Bryn KenneyNew York Rounders39
Jonathan JaffeSan Francisco Rush00
    
    
Match 9Heads-Up  
PlayerTeamWinsPoints
Jason LavalleeMontreal Nationals39
Darren EliasSao Paulo Mets00
    
    
Match 10Heads-Up  
PlayerTeamWinsPoints
Fedor HolzL.A. Sunset39
Jonathan DuhamelLas Vegas Moneymakers00

Standings

PlaceTeamPointsWins
Americas Conference   
1New York Rounders736
2Montreal Nationals727
3L.A. Sunset686
4Sao Paulo Metropolitans624
5Las Vegas Moneymakers522
6San Francisco Rush515
    
Eurasia Conference   
PlaceTeamPointsWins
1Moscow Wolverines828
T-2Paris Aviators687
T-2London Royals687
4Hong Kong Stars584
T-5Berlin Bears512
T-5Rome Emperors512

Next Week's Schedule

DateTime (ET)Match
May 1712 p.m.Eurasia 6-Max
 1:40 p.m.Eurasia 6-Max
 3:30 p.m.Americas 6-Max
 5:10 p.m.Americas 6-Max
May 1812 p.m.Moscow Wolverines vs. Hong Kong Stars
 2:30 p.m.London Royals vs. Rome Emperors
 5 p.m.Paris Aviators vs. Berlin Bears
May 191 p.m.Las Vegas Moneymakers vs. New York Rounders
 3:30 p.m.Sao Paulo Mets vs. L.A. Sunset
 6 p.m.San Francisco Rush vs. Montreal Nationals

For full match replays or highlight videos, check out the official GPL website.

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