The latest weekend at GGPoker delivered yet another jolt of adrenaline for tournament grinders and railbirds alike. From the first shuffle to the final river card, the tables were buzzing with fierce competition, high-stakes drama, and breakout performances. Whether it was longtime veterans defending their turf or lesser-known players rising through the ranks, the felt saw no shortage of headline-worthy moments.
A Weekend of Poker Action
As GGPoker’s tournament offerings continue to attract some of the most talented and daring players in the game, this past weekend gave us everything from gutsy bluffs to razor-thin calls. There were deep runs fueled by relentless pressure, final tables filled with calculated aggression, and a few stunning victories that turned relative unknowns into names worth remembering.
In this week’s recap, we’ll break down the top events, dive into the pivotal hands, and celebrate the players who emerged victorious in one of the most action-packed weekends we’ve seen on GGPoker in recent memory.
The Weekender Omaholic Bounty
Pot-Limit Omaha fans had every reason to log in and lock in this weekend as the Weekender Omaholic Bounty kept the action sizzling with its signature blend of unpredictability and high-pressure dynamics. The $54 buy-in and guaranteed $100,000 prize pool once again proved to be a strong draw, pulling in 1,965 entries. The slight overlay of $2,378 only sweetened the deal for players ready to dive headfirst into the four-card madness.
After the Day 1 flights wrapped and the field whittled down, 368 contenders punched their tickets to Day 2, each locked in on claiming both bounties and a seat at the final table. When the dust finally settled, it was ‘TATTIRALLI’ who came out on top, banking $5,392.23 in prize money and a cool $6,140.73 in bounty payouts thanks to an assertive final table run.
Hot on their heels was ‘GotuStacked’, who demonstrated sharp reads and disciplined aggression all tournament long. Their second-place finish earned them $5,388.46.34 plus an additional $1,327.77 in bounties. Rounding out the top three, ‘duwanghom’ battled valiantly to secure $4,084.55 from the regular prize pool and added $2,362.57 in bounties to their haul.
Sunday Showdown $108 [Mystery Bounty]
The Sunday Showdown $108 [Mystery Bounty] once again proved why it’s one of GGPoker’s must-play events, delivering an evening brimming with huge hands, massive swings, and plenty of surprises along the way. This week’s edition drew an impressive 6,975 entries, blowing past the $600,000 guarantee to amass a $693,036 prize pool. With every elimination wrapped in mystery bounty potential, the stakes went beyond chips—each knockout had the power to flip the script instantly.
After nearly nine hours of fast-paced action and deep-stack maneuvering, it was ‘P7590-3580’ who conquered the field, taking home $38,427.13 in prize money and stacking up an extra $4,040 in bounty rewards. Second place was claimed by ‘dya94’ following an intense heads-up duel, earning $28,813.26 along with $896 in bounty payouts. In third, ‘A Pateychuk’ put together a strong finish to secure $21,606.90 from the regular prize pool and a hefty $5,102 in mystery bounties, placing them just behind the champion in total haul.
But the wildest moment of the tournament didn’t happen at the final table. That honor went to ‘Peter Turmezey’, who bowed out in 27th place for $883.13—but unrolled the event’s largest mystery bounty worth a staggering $49,000. That single envelope transformed their night, sending them soaring to the top of the leaderboard in earnings with a total for the night of $50,195.13.
Sunday High Rollers Main Event
The Sunday High Rollers Main Event brought the fire once again, proving itself as GGPoker’s premier battleground for elite-level competition. With a $1,500 buy-in and a rock-solid $600,000 guarantee, this high-stakes affair drew 514 entries, inflating the prize pool to a formidable $732,450. As expected, the event became a mental and emotional test of endurance, with only 75 players managing to survive the money bubble and lock up a payday.
After just over ten hours of high-pressure play against some of the platform’s sharpest minds, ‘Alex Kulev’ rose to the top and claimed the title, earning $114,046.81 for their stellar run. Their path to victory was defined by disciplined play and a cool-headed approach in the tournament’s most pivotal moments. ‘B Botteon’ made a deep and fearless push, finishing runner-up and securing $87,941.82 after navigating the late stages with relentless aggression. Finishing in third, ‘Jovan Kenjic’ added $67,812.41 to their bankroll, capping off a performance marked by patience, well-timed shifts in gear, and crucial all-in wins when it mattered most.
Bounty Hunters Sunday Main Event
The Bounty Hunters Sunday Main Event once again delivered a jaw-dropping night of action, packed with knockout thrills and edge-of-your-seat moments that kept players—and spectators—hooked from start to finish. With a $54 buy-in and a hefty $1,000,000 guarantee, the event lured in a massive 22,783 entries. That turnout pushed the total prize pool to a whopping $1,131,859.44, cementing its status as one of the most electric Sunday fixtures on GGPoker.
The grind lasted just under 11 hours, and when the final bounty was claimed, it was ‘Dankey Kong’ standing alone at the top after a 5-way chop. Their commanding run earned them $33,604.70 in prize money and a bounty haul of $14,216.54, made possible by aggressive yet calculated play through the middle and late stages. ‘gkmone’ finished in the runner-up position, locking in $35,821.53 for second place along with $10,953.02 in bounty earnings. Meanwhile, third-place finisher ‘playerHB’ walked away with $30,449.37 and an extra $1,617.66 in bounty rewards after a gutsy, never-say-die performance at the final table. The fourth-place finisher, ‘aljoshA’ ended the tournament with $33,509.84 plus $3,796.98 in bounty rewards, while ‘ST4NS’ finished fifth for $32,770.45 and an additional $7,123.16 in bounty rewards.
One outer? Easy.
Bounty Hunters HR Main Event
The Bounty Hunters High Roller Main Event stood tall as the pinnacle of GGPoker’s Sunday lineup, offering a fierce battleground for some of the most dangerous and seasoned players in the online arena. With a $525 buy-in and an elevated $2,000,000 guarantee as part of the GGMillion$ Week, the tournament attracted an overwhelming 4,733 entries. That massive turnout drove the prize pool to an eye-watering $2,366,500, setting the stage for one of the most lucrative events of the weekend.
After nearly 13 hours of relentless high-stakes combat, it was ‘Michael Saylor’ who rose above the rest, closing out a dominant final table run with $90,017.93 in bounty earnings and $112,590.93 from the main prize pool. Their ability to pick perfect spots and apply pressure at the right moments earned them the title in dramatic fashion. Hot on their heels, ‘RicochetAce’ delivered a tenacious effort for second place, banking $112,588.72 plus $28,441.98 in bounties. Rounding out the top three, ‘Thiago Crema’ battled through a gauntlet of elite talent to claim $89,462.69 in prize money and another $28,268.64 in bounties.
GGMasters Bounty $320
The GGMasters continued to shine as a cornerstone of GGPoker’s Sunday slate, attracting a competitive crowd eager to navigate its freezeout structure and capitalize on lucrative knockout rewards. With a $320 buy-in and a $400,000 guarantee, this week’s edition brought in 1,708 entries, easily surpassing expectations and inflating the prize pool to a strong $508,300.80.
The action was relentless from the start, with players trading pots and bounties in a fast-paced battle of survival and precision. After just under ten hours of top-tier play, ‘Daniel Custodio’ captured the title, locking up $20,749.01 from the regular prize pool and an additional $34,244.47 in bounty winnings. Their balanced aggression and timely decisions made for an unforgettable run. Runner-up honors went to ‘BahiaIsTheWorld’, whose steady pressure and smart value lines earned them $20,697.40 plus $10,602.85 in bounties. Meanwhile, ‘EugeneShevGG’ finished third, racking up $15,560.66 and $1,232.80 in bounty cash, closing out a highly efficient showing.
The freezeout nature of the GGMasters Bounty left zero margin for error—no re-entries, no second shots—just sharp, disciplined poker where every mistake was magnified and every knockout meant real dollars on the line.
GGMasters High Rollers
The GGMasters High Rollers brought yet another dose of high-octane freezeout action this weekend, living up to its reputation as one of GGPoker’s most prestigious no-rebuy showdowns. With a $1,050 buy-in and no second chances, the pressure was on from the very first hand. The guaranteed $1,000,000 prize pool was quickly eclipsed as 1,190 entries pushed the final pot to an impressive $1,190,000, setting the stage for a marathon filled with razor-sharp play and unforgiving spots.
After just over 12 hours of elite-level poker, it was ‘IndraLoka84’ who rose above the competition, clinching the title and collecting $202,100.07 for their hard-fought victory. ‘S Massimov’ secured second place and a payday of $151,553.04 following a tense and tactical heads-up battle that saw the chip lead swing multiple times. In third, ‘Sebastian Gaehl’ impressed with a composed and relentless performance, earning $113,648.80 and solidifying their status as a serious threat in high-stakes MTTs.
GGMasters $150
The GGMasters tournament took center stage once more this weekend, delivering one of GGPoker’s most iconic freezeout showdowns in unforgettable fashion. This two-day, no re-entry event featured a $150 buy-in and its signature $1,000,000 guarantee—always a magnet for massive fields. With 7,224 entries recorded, the prize pool came up just short, resulting in a $3,088 overlay that added a little extra value to an already stacked competition.
Over the course of 27 hours and 14 minutes—spanning two days, including an overnight rest, of deep-stacked warfare—‘Benjamin Rolle’ outlasted the entire field, combining well-timed aggression with disciplined control to lock up the $136,697.30 top prize. ‘Tjan Tepeh’ battled fiercely through the final table gauntlet and earned $102,508.50 for a hard-fought second-place finish. Meanwhile, ‘Jumpshot88’ rounded out the podium with a strong run of their own, banking $76,870.50 after navigating the marathon with sharp reads and fearless decision-making.
The Weekender
Capping off the weekend with a bang, The Weekender once again lived up to its reputation as one of the most dynamic events on GGPoker’s Sunday lineup. With a modest $50 buy-in and a $250,000 guarantee, this multi-flight showdown brought in 5,670 entries, pushing the prize pool to a hefty $260,820. As always, the action came fast and furious, with early fireworks giving way to a tense and tactical Day 2 finish.
Out of the 1,122 players who advanced to the second day, it was ‘7FreeRider7’ who navigated the minefield of short stacks and surging chip leaders to claim victory, banking $25,744.99 and the win. Not far behind, ‘DuduWolf’ battled through the late stages with discipline and flair, locking in $19,845.32 for second place. Third-place finisher ‘lNEEDMONEYl’ played a steady and focused game throughout, taking home $15,303.40 for a well-earned podium finish.
The Weekender continues to be a proving ground for those willing to turn small buy-ins into serious cash, reminding everyone that big paydays—and big stories—can emerge in just two days of fearless poker.
The End of an Epic Weekend of Poker
Another weekend in the books, and once again, GGPoker delivered a thrilling ride packed with drama, breakout performances, and life-changing scores. From the bounty brawls to the freezeout marathons, each event showcased the full spectrum of skill, strategy, and sheer willpower it takes to navigate these massive fields. Whether it was a newcomer taking down a high-roller or a regular making their mark in a mystery bounty sweat, the stories that unfolded at the virtual felt were as intense as ever.
As we close the chapter on this weekend’s action, the message remains clear: on GGPoker, every hand dealt is a chance to rewrite your poker story. The next big run could be just one tournament away—and with prize pools showing no signs of slowing down, there’s always something worth grinding for. We’ll be back next week to break down the wins, the near misses, and everything in between. Until then, good luck at the tables.
