2020 GGPoker WSOP Online Super Circuit

Event #6: Deepstack Bounty Hunters $500K Gtd
Day: 1
Event Info

2020 GGPoker WSOP Online Super Circuit

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
kk
Prize
$84,706
Event Info
Buy-in
$210
Entries
3,615
Level Info
Level
49
Blinds
400,000 / 800,000
Ante
80,000
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
3,615
Players Left
1

"BarryontheRiver" Takes from "Dan.Almeida"

Level 8 : 150/300, 30 ante
E6H7
E6H7

"Dan.Almeida" raised to 600 from the button, and "BarryontheRiver" defended the big blind with a call. The flop came {a-Hearts}{7-Spades}{4-Spades} and "BarryontheRiver" check-called a bet of 525. They both checked the {5-Clubs} turn, but "Dan.Almeida" folded when "BarryontheRiver" led the river {2-Hearts} for 1,321.

Player Chips Progress
BarryontheRiver lu
BarryontheRiver
59,818
1,980
1,980
Dan.Almeida br
Dan.Almeida
49,992
-1,410
-1,410

"BarryontheRiver" Gets Huge Chip Up

Level 4 : 80/160, 16 ante
E6H6
E6H6

"jimwang79" called from the button before "BarryontheRiver" raised to 880 from the small blind. "jimwang79" called to see {8-Hearts}{3-Diamonds}{7-Spades} on the flop.

"BarryontheRiver" check-raised the 1,024 flop bet to 5,120 and "jimwang79" called to see a turn card of {a-Hearts}. "BarryontheRiver" bet 4,544 and "jimwang79" raised to 9,088. "BarryontheRiver" three-bet to 13,632, and "jimwang79" called.

The river was {2-Clubs} and "BarryontheRiver" shoved for 9,324. "jimwang79" tank-called for 150 chips less.

"BarryontheRiver": {a-Clubs}{a-Diamonds}
"jimwang79": {j-Clubs}{8-Clubs}

Board: {8-Hearts}{3-Diamonds}{7-Spades}{a-Hearts}{2-Clubs}

"BarryontheRiver" was ahead even before they turned trip aces.

Player Chips Progress
BarryontheRiver lu
BarryontheRiver
58,050
58,050
58,050
jimwang79 jp
jimwang79
Busted

"Noodlesz" Takes Some from "Dan.Almeida"

Level 2 : 60/120, 12 ante
E6H4
E6H4

"Dan.Almeida" raised to 240 from early and "Noodlesz" raised the small blind to 753. "Dan.Almeida" called to see {a-Spades}{j-Spades}{5-Clubs} on the flop.

"Noodlesz" led out for 855 and "Dan.Almeida" called. The turn {2-Spades} brought checks from both players, but "Dan.Almeida" folded when "Noodlesz" bet 1,710 on the {k-Diamonds} river.

Player Chips Progress
Dan.Almeida br
Dan.Almeida
59,212
-1,908
-1,908
Noodlesz jp
Noodlesz
13,870

Early Pot to "Captain Deadpool"

Level 1 : 50/100, 10 ante
E6H3
E6H3

"loko8888" opened from early to 250, and they were called by "DingDingDingMF" and "Captain Deadpool" from the blinds. They all checked the {8-Hearts}{9-Clubs}{6-Clubs}, but "DingDingDingMF" led out for 581 on the {6-Spades} turn.

"Captain Deadpool" raised to 1,577, forcing "loko8888" out. "DingDingDingMF" called to see {a-Spades} on the river, but then check-folded to the 3,984 pot-bet from "Captain Deadpool"

Player Chips Progress
Captain Deadpool
Captain Deadpool
22,137
loko8888
loko8888
19,730
DingDingDingMF
DingDingDingMF
18,053

Tuesday is Bounty Hunter Day with Ring Event #6: Deepstack Bounty Hunters

Event 6 Lobby
Event 6 Lobby

The 2020 GGPoker WSOP Online Super Circuit is in full swing now, with five rings already on fingers. There are still 13 more chances to win a ring in this online version of the legendary live World Series of Poker Circuit events, including today's Event #6: Deepstack Bounty Hunters $500K GTD.

Action on the bounty event gets underway at 2pm Eastern time, and players get 20,000 chips for their $210 buy in. This is a 50% progressive bounty format, so $100 of the entry fee will go to prize pool, while the other $100 goes to the player's bounty. Progressive bounties of at least $50 will be added to the winning players bankroll, while the remaining bounty from the busted player gets added to the winner's bounty.

Event #6 is a one day ring event, meaning the tournament won't end until a winner is crowned. Action begins with 12 minute levels, which change to 15 minutes at Level 21. Once players reach the final table, the clock is stopped, and levels change every 30 hands. Among the big name players already entered in the event are GGPoker ambassador Felipe Ramos, "ElBiastoPoker", and "Dan.Almeida".

Last week, in the first Deepstack Bounty Hunter Ring Event, Justin "PetitFoxx" Zhu was the player with all the chips at the end. Zhu, from Taiwan collected $28,425.36 in bounties on his way to the $47,528.80 first place prize, and had to battle through a field of 3,669 entries to get there.

Stay tuned here for all the action from Event #6 as PokerNews will be watching the virtual tables from start to end.