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INSANE $50K Mystery Bounty From 2nd Place! Sunday’s Most Shocking Tournament Moments Revealed

July 28, 2025 8 min Read

The Weekend Round Up – July 27, 2025

Welcome to this week’s GGPoker Weekend Spotlight, your ultimate destination for the most thrilling moments from Sunday’s premier tournament lineup. From colossal prize pools that exceeded all expectations to nail-biting final table showdowns, we’re diving deep into the action that had players battling for those career-defining victories. Whether you’re tracking the latest champions or simply enjoying the spectacle of high-level competition, we’ve compiled every crucial highlight that made this Sunday extraordinary. Prepare to relive the masterful plays and incredible performances that dominated the spotlight at GGPoker.

A Weekend of Poker Action

Sunday delivered the kind of poker excitement that keeps players returning for more, with tables erupting in strategic warfare from the first shuffles to the final eliminations. The digital felt came alive with intense competition across every major event, featuring everything from the highly anticipated Mystery Bounty chaos to other marquee tournaments that drew massive fields. New players and seasoned pros from around the globe brought their A-game, expertly maneuvering through difficult decisions, executing brilliant bluffs, and engaging in heart-pounding confrontations that showcased poker at its finest.

The surprises kept flowing as emerging talents seized the moment while established professionals reminded everyone why they’ve earned their reputations through years of grinding. Prize pools reached impressive heights, the competition never slowed down, and the results had poker fans everywhere glued to their screens until the very last hand. Let’s explore Sunday’s marquee events and celebrate the players who delivered performances that will be talked about for weeks to come.

The Weekender

The Weekender kicked off Sunday’s action with its trademark blend of affordability and massive potential, once again proving why this multi-day format has become a cornerstone of GGPoker’s tournament roster. The $50 buy-in attracted an impressive field of 5,254 players all chasing their share of the $250,000 guarantee, though the final prize pool required an $8,316 overlay to reach the guarantee. 

When the dust settled after Day 2’s 5-hour and 39-minute poker session, it was ‘Gaviao1910’ who had outlasted the field of 1,054 Day 2 survivors to capture the championship. Their masterful navigation through the pressure-packed final stages earned them the $25,049.20 first-place prize and cemented their place among this week’s winners.

‘Miller-Mcintyre’ battled admirably to secure the runner-up position, collecting $19,311.42, while ‘Neandertal_’ rounded out the podium with a third-place finish worth $14,891.72. The Weekender once again delivered on its promise of turning modest investments into life-changing scores.

The Weekender Omaholic Bounty

The Weekender Omaholic Bounty Special brought the chaotic excitement of Pot-Limit Omaha to Sunday’s schedule, combining the four-card madness that PLO players crave with the added thrill of bounty hunting. The $54 buy-in attracted 2,085 entries who pushed the prize pool to $103,582.80, comfortably exceeding the $100,000 guarantee and setting the stage for another wild ride through Omaha’s trademark variance.

After the multiple Day 1 flights concluded, 386 survivors returned for Day 2’s 5-hour and 2-minute session of non-stop action. When the final cards were dealt, ‘SiggiJackson’ had conquered the field to claim victory, earning $5,342.77 in prize money while their aggressive bounty hunting netted an impressive $7,852.87 in elimination rewards.

‘CAMBOJAplayer’ fought hard to secure second place, collecting $5,338.80 plus $131.24 in bounties, while ‘Neandertal_’ made their second podium appearance of the day with a third-place finish worth $4,061.58 and $767.79 in bounty rewards. The tournament once again proved that in PLO bounty events, fortunes can swing dramatically with every turn of the cards.

Bounty Hunters Sunday Main Event

The Bounty Hunters Sunday Main Event delivered another spectacular showcase of mass-field tournament poker, attracting a staggering 19,074 entries who turned the $750,000 guarantee into a massive $947,596.32 prize pool. The $54 buy-in made this premium event accessible to players at every level, while the progressive bounty format ensured that every elimination carried real financial weight from the opening hands onward.

After 10 hours and 45 minutes of relentless competition, ‘Malinwa’ had battled through one of online poker’s largest weekly fields to claim the championship. Their victory netted $36,952.18 from the main prize pool, but it was their exceptional bounty hunting that truly stood out—collecting $20,900.52 in elimination rewards demonstrated a perfectly balanced approach between survival and aggression.

‘mAAso’ earned the runner-up position with $36,943.97 plus $4,437.11 in bounties, while ‘Zigmunde’ secured third place for $29,355.56 and $4,873.57 in bounty cash. With nearly 20,000 players creating constant action and every knockout adding to the bottom line, this tournament once again proved why it remains Sunday’s most anticipated event.

Sunday Showdown Mystery Bounty

The Sunday Showdown [Mystery Bounty] brought its signature blend of tournament strategy and lottery-style excitement to Sunday’s lineup, with 6,115 entries pushing the prize pool to $607,586.40 and surpassing the $500,000 guarantee. The $108 buy-in attracted a diverse field of players all hoping to crack open the mystery envelopes that could transform any elimination into a jackpot moment.

After 8 hours and 53 minutes of intense competition, ‘Pumpkin108’ had navigated the unpredictable format to claim victory, earning $34,575.49 for first place while adding $8,320 in mystery bounty rewards. Their consistent play throughout the tournament proved that even in a format driven by variance, skill still rises to the top.

‘Jenzoou’ made the most of their runner-up finish, collecting $25,923.37 in prize money, but their real story was in the bounties—they discovered the tournament’s largest mystery envelope worth $50,000, bringing their total bounty haul to $58,645 and making them the night’s biggest winner despite finishing second. ‘Novelle’ rounded out the podium with $19,439.77 plus $3,675 in bounty rewards for third place.

The mystery bounty format once again delivered its trademark drama, proving that in these events, the biggest score doesn’t always come from the final table—sometimes it’s just one knockout and one perfectly timed envelope away.

GGMasters Bounty

The GGMasters Bounty delivered another premium freezeout experience, combining the tournament’s signature no-rebuy format with the added excitement of bounty hunting. The $320 buy-in attracted 1,239 skilled competitors who pushed the prize pool to $368,726.40, comfortably exceeding the $300,000 guarantee and creating substantial value for those willing to navigate the unforgiving single-elimination structure.

After 10 hours and 20 minutes of high-level tournament poker, ‘R Aziz Alves’ had proven their mettle against a field packed with experienced grinders. Their victory earned $20,971.29 from the main prize pool, but their aggressive bounty hunting truly set them apart—collecting $26,068.19 in elimination rewards demonstrated the perfect balance between survival instincts and calculated aggression.

‘DirtyBusiness’ secured second place with $20,970.34 plus $1,926.57 in bounties, while ‘Ginger1502’ claimed the final podium spot for $16,662.98 and $4,338.28 in bounty cash. 

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Bounty Hunters HR Main Event

The Bounty Hunters HR Main Event stood as Sunday’s premier high-stakes battleground, attracting 2,961 of the platform’s most skilled players to compete for the massive $1,250,000 guarantee. The $525 buy-in created a total prize pool of $1,480,500, drawing a who’s who of online tournament professionals and ambitious grinders all seeking their share of the substantial bounty rewards on offer.

After 11 hours and 15 minutes of elite-level competition, ‘ALEU’ had conquered one of the weekend’s most challenging fields to claim the championship. Their victory netted $74,337.45 from the main prize pool, while their exceptional bounty hunting skills produced an impressive $65,009.75 in elimination rewards—a total haul that reflected both tournament mastery and aggressive play.

‘B Binder’ fought admirably to secure the runner-up position, earning $74,336.20 plus $16,564 in bounties, while ‘ineedrivers’ completed the podium with $59,067.40 and $6,983.40 in bounty cash for third place. At this buy-in level, every elimination carried serious weight, and the progressive bounty structure ensured that aggressive players could build substantial bankrolls even without reaching the final table.

GGMasters High Rollers

The GGMasters High Roller capped off Sunday’s action with the ultimate freezeout challenge, where the $1,050 buy-in and no-rebuy format created the weekend’s most unforgiving battleground. With 756 entries generating a $756,000 prize pool that exceeded the $500,000 guarantee, this tournament attracted only the most confident and skilled players willing to risk it all in a single-elimination format.

After 11 hours and 50 minutes of grueling high-stakes poker, the final two players opted for a deal that reflected the incredibly close competition at the top. ‘Parox’ emerged as the official champion, earning $99,977.17 through the negotiated chop, while ‘Erik Bauer’ secured $97,037.79 for second place.

‘Artem Belyaev’ completed the podium with $66,142.59 for third place, having navigated through one of the weekend’s most elite fields. At this level, every decision carried maximum consequence—no rebuys meant no safety net, and the substantial buy-in ensured that only serious contenders stepped up to compete in this prestigious weekly showcase.

Sunday HR Main Event [Bounty Edition]

The Sunday HR Main Event [Bounty Edition] delivered elite-level tournament poker with the added excitement of bounty hunting, as 256 of GGPoker’s most skilled high-stakes players competed for the $300,000 guarantee. The $1,500 buy-in created a total prize pool of $364,800, attracting a field where every participant brought serious credentials and substantial bankrolls to the virtual felt.

After 8 hours and 41 minutes of premium competition, ‘V Bartko’ had emerged victorious from this exclusive field, earning $27,371.50 for the championship while their aggressive bounty hunting produced an exceptional $45,543.78 in elimination rewards—nearly doubling their total haul and proving that calculated aggression pays dividends at the highest levels.

‘Leonard Maue’ secured second place with $27,371.42 plus $8,345.31 in bounties, while ‘Pik_Kani6apa’ claimed third for $21,884.16 and $8,290.62 in bounty cash.

The End of an Epic Weekend of Poker

From mystery bounty surprises to high-roller showdowns, Sunday’s tournament lineup delivered everything that makes competitive poker irresistible. Prize pools exceeded guarantees, fields brought together players from every skill level, and the action never stopped across buy-ins from $50 to $1,500. Every champion earned their victory through hours of focused execution and clutch decision-making when the pressure was at its peak.

The beauty of tournament poker is that every Sunday brings fresh opportunities. Whether you’re building your bankroll or ready to test yourself against elite competition, GGPoker’s schedule is packed with chances to make your mark. The guarantees are generous, the fields are competitive, and your breakthrough moment could be just one Sunday away.

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