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Kick off your day with some poker excitement! The opening Daily Deepstack of the day starts at 1 p.m. and promises a thrilling single-day event. With a $250 buy-in, you'll get a solid 25,000 starting stack to work with.
For the latecomers, late registration is open until the start of Level 9, and you can jump back in with unlimited reentries. Each level runs for 30 minutes, with 15-minute breaks sprinkled throughout the day, and a longer 30-minute break after Level 12 to recharge.
Blinds start at 100/100, with the big blind ante in play right from the start. Get ready to shuffle up and deal!
| Date | Event | Entries | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tue 11 Jun | $250 No Limit Hold'em | 841 | $168,200 | Charlton Hawes | $25,495 |
| Tue 11 Jun | $400 No Limit Hold'em | 246 | $81,180 | Srikanth Aleti | $17,425 |
| Tue 11 Jun | $200 No Limit Hold'em | 269 | $41,695 | Roger Perez | $8,697 |
Wrap up your day with some thrilling poker action! The final Daily Deepstack of the day kicks off at 8 p.m. as a single-day showdown. With a $200 buy-in, you'll start with a 20,000 stack of chips.
For those who like to make a dramatic entrance, late registration is open until the start of Level 6 (approx 10:20 p.m.), and you can reenter as many times as you want until then. Each level lasts 20 minutes, with plenty of 15-minute breaks throughout the evening.
Blinds start at 100/100, and the big blind ante is in play right from the start. If this event runs long, the tournament director reserves the right to suspend play and resume the following day.
Roger Perez, a 44-year-old poker player, took down the final Daily Deepstack on June 11, topping the 269-player field.
Perez claimed $8,697 from the $41,695 prize pool, along with 672 PNDC points. The payout also marks Perez's biggest cash to date.
Aliaksei Ivanou and David Readman rounded out the top three finishers, collecting $5,832 and $4,009, as well as 336 and 302 points for the leaderboard.
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Srikanth Aleti, a 31-year-old student from India, emerged as the winner of the $400 Daily Deepstack on June 11.
His victory not only earned him $17,425 and 731 points but also more than doubled his all-time live tournament earnings, marking a significant milestone in his poker career.
The $400 Daily Deepstack attracted 246 entries, generating a prize pool of $81,180.
Jeffrey Yarchever secured the second place with a payout of $11,756 and 365 points. Mario Flores finished in third place, earning $8,121 and 329 points.
Like Raymond Chiu the week before him, Duy Ho's Daily Deepstack double victory put him in top spot of the PokerNews Deepstack Challenge Leaderboard.
He finished with 1,538 points, the most anybody has recorded thus far.
Yotam Shmuelov and Nicholas Burnett also broke the 1,000-point barrier, ending the week with 1,264 and 1,149 to round out the top three.
The first winner of Week 3 in the PNDC was New Zealand's Charlton "Charlie" Hawes.
The 32-year-old poker player topped the 841 entry field and claimed the lion's share of the $168,200 prize pool.
Hawes collected $25,495 for the triumph, along with 800 points to put him top of the weekly leaderboard. The windfall marks his fourth career-best cash, some ways behind the $104,702 he won in the 2018 Sydney Championships Main Event.