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Live Updates July 25
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Leonard Out of The Sunday 500

Patrick Leonard was as high as 3rd place at one point today, but ultimately couldn't quite make the final table. There are just 11 players left in The Sunday 500, with Leonard out in 14th place for $877 plus $125 in bounties. "claseazul" leads the counts in that one with more than 21 million chips and more than $2,000 in bounties so far.

There are 20 players left in The Grand, with Simon Mattsson leading the way on a stack of more than 24 million chips. Over on The Weekender Final Day, they are down to 14 left, and Day Kotoviezy is short stacked but still alive in 13th place. "salmaovidente" leads the way with 20.8 million and $1,268 in bounties.

Formula 1 Driver Daniel Ricciardo Knows When to Pit

McLaren Racing
McLaren Racing

McLaren Racing driver Daniel Ricciardo knows what it's like to operate at peak performance. Both he and his car need to operate at the outer limits of their ability on race day to stand a chance of winning, or even making it to the end of the race. But he also understands that being at your peak means being in control.

At the poker tables, players don't need to worry about spinning off the track into the wall from a momentary lapse of concentration, or a tire blowout at 200 kph because they didn't pull into the pits. But every poker player has experienced some proverbial version of those when they lose control and don't know when to take a break to fix the machinery.

"Only when we're in control are we in charge of our own race," Ricciardo in a recent video. "It's sometimes important to hold back, take a break and take stock. It's important to know when it's time to pit."

Gambling and Auto-racing have a lot in common as McLaren Driver Ricciardo explains

Haxton Min-Cashes, Gross Ladders with One Big

Jeff Gross
Jeff Gross

There are 22 left in The Grand, but Jeff Gross managed to ladder with just over 1 big blind and the smallest stack in the game. Fellow Team partypoker pro Isaac Haxton got a min-cash in 26th place worth $2,227, but Gross played his short stack masterfully to ladder into 23rd place for $2,752. Gross also cashed for a bit more than $100 in The Weekender Final Day.

Gross In the Money with Five Bigs

Jeff Gross
Jeff Gross

The Grand is now in the money with 31 players left, and both Isaac Haxton and Jeff Gross managed to make the paid spots. Gross slid into the money from the short stack, playing one of the bottom three stacks for the last several levels as they played to the money.

When Bo Pajesø Erichsen ended up bubbling, Gross slid into the money with barely 5 big blinds in his stack. Haxton got there with a few more chips, bringing about 17 bigs into the money.

Team partypoker Members Still Alive

Patrick Leonard has jumped up the counts in The Sunday 500, sitting with a final table stack with 25 players remaining. Day Kotoviezy is sitting in 14th place with 21 left in The Weekender Final Day, and Jeff Gross and Isaac Haxton are both still surviving in The Grand on the money bubble. Gross is on a very short stack near the bottom of the list, but Haxton is on a top 20 stack.

Will You Become partypoker’s Legend of the Week?

partypoker Legend of the Week
partypoker Legend of the Week

The Daily Legends tournaments at partypoker have proven to be hugely popular thanks to their player-friendly formats. partypoker has slashed the late registration period, limited re-entries, and devised a structure that allows players to head to bed at a reasonable time without turning the tournament into a crap shoot.

Now is the time to try out some of those Daily Legends tournaments because partypoker has launched its Legend of the Week promotion that adds $60,000 worth of value to its Daily Legends schedule every week.

Legend of the Week sees you earn points for playing in selected Daily Legends tournaments from Monday through Saturday. Points are awarded for playing the eligible tournaments, but you earn far more by reaching a final table or by going all the way and becoming a Daily Legends champion.

Learn how to become a legend at partypoker

Haxton and Gross Still in Action as The Grand Plays Down to Money

Isaac Haxton
Isaac Haxton

There are just 35 players left in The Grand, with 31 getting paid today. Among them are two Team partypoker members, Isaac Haxton and Jeff Gross. Gross is coming off a great Sunday last week when he final tabled The Grand, and cashed The Sunday 500. He can only cash The Grand this week, but he's still in the game. Pablo Brito Silva leads the field with more than 16 million.

The Sunday 500 is now on the bubble and Patrick Leonard is among the 35 players left and 34 paid, while there are just 28 players left in The Weekender, and Day Kotoviezy is still among them.

How to Play Private Poker Games Online on partypoker

Club Games
Club Games

Are you looking for the best mobile app to play private poker games online with your friends, family, and colleagues? Check out partypoker's private poker games club function that lets you invite others to come and play with you.

While playing online poker with friends has been all the rage, organising private poker games online has been nearly impossible if you wanted to play poker on a mobile device.

That's what makes the new partypoker option different and, at least in this very specific aspect, partypoker's Club Games the best app to organize private poker games online.

Learn how to set up your private poker game on partypoker

Just 33 Remain in The Weekender Final Day

Day Kotoviezy
Day Kotoviezy

Team partypoker member Day Kotoviezy is still among the 33 remaining in The Weekender Final Day. Kotoviezy has the 18th place stack at the moment with more than 2.6 million chips and $356 in bounties so far.

The Grand is now down to 48 players left, and Isaac Haxton and Jeff Gross are still in the running for the prizes. Patrick Leonard is no longer in the game, however, after a strong start.

Leonard is still alive in The Sunday 500 though, sitting on a 13th place stack of more than 2.5 million with 45 remaining. He also has $125 in bounties so far, and he's the only Team member left in that one.