Pablo Navarro raised the small blind to 13.5K, then shoved for 147,686 after Christian Rudolph raised it to 37.8K.
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Navarro turned a jack but it wasn't enough against the kings.
Pablo Navarro raised the small blind to 13.5K, then shoved for 147,686 after Christian Rudolph raised it to 37.8K.
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Navarro turned a jack but it wasn't enough against the kings.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 600
Joakim Andersson raised the button to 9.9K, and M LeBlanc Poirier defended the big blind. Poireir check-raised the ![]()
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flop from 8,729 to 30,244.
Andersson called to the
turn, where he called again after Poirier fired 53.85K. Poireir shoved for more than 180K on the
river, and got the fold.
Jeff "DollarVig" Berwick raised the cutoff to 9K, and Christian Rudolph called from the big blind. The flop was ![]()
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and they both checked to the
turn. Rudolph bet 18,058 and got called, but got the fold when he bet 96,750 on the
river.
It's the fifth break of the day and 124 out of a field of 299 are still alive on Day 1A of the GGSF Super MILLION$ ME-H: $10,300, $10M GTD event.
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,250/4,500
Ante: 550
Marc "Face-O" Carola raised to 8,000 in middle position and Aliaksei Boika, who made his third Super MILLION$ final table in a row earlier this week, three-bet shoved 106,193 from the small blind. Ankush Mandavia cold-called the shove from the big blind and Carola called all in for 67,372 to create a three-way showdown.
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flop to hit top set and take a commanding lead in the hand. However, the
on the turn was the two outer Carola needed and he took over for the main pot.
Two outs could still win it for Mandavia and sure enough, the
was burned and turned to turn the best hand at the start into the best hand at the finish as well.
The first seven-figure payday of the 2021 GG Spring Festival has been granted and it was Guillaume Nolet opening the record-breaking series in style. He defeated Andras Nemeth in Event H-06: $25,500 Sunday Five Million to score the top prize of $1,084,892.
Nemeth had to settle for a consolation prize of $813,554 in the field of 198 entries.
The joint most expensive tournament of the festival came up short of the ambitious $5 million guarantee by just $50,000 and eight of the nine finalists earned six-figure prizes. With so much money on the line, it still only took fewer than 2 1/2 hours to determine a champion.
Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500