Another action-packed weekend has come to a close at GGPoker, where the virtual tables saw fierce battles, life-changing payouts, and jaw-dropping moments. With February in full swing, the competition is only getting more intense, and this past weekend proved once again why GGPoker remains the go-to destination for high-stakes drama. From seasoned professionals to rising stars, the fight for poker glory produced thrilling final tables and some unforgettable victories.
A Weekend of Poker Action
The tournament lineup featured an exciting mix of classic events and high-roller battles, ensuring that players of all skill levels had a shot at massive prizes. As always, the swings were brutal, the comebacks were inspiring, and the race for titles led to some spectacular finishes.
From underdog triumphs to dominant wire-to-wire victories, the weekend had no shortage of must-watch moments. Whether it was a household name adding another championship to their collection or a breakout player turning heads, the stakes—and the action—were as intense as ever. Let’s break down the biggest tournaments and see who emerged victorious.
The Weekender Omaholic Bounty
Pot-Limit Omaha fans had another thrilling weekend at GGPoker as the Weekender Omaholic Bounty drew a massive field of action-hungry players. With its accessible $54 buy-in and a guaranteed $100,000 prize pool, the tournament continues to be a favorite among Omaha enthusiasts. This time, the event saw an impressive 2,138 entries, pushing the total prize pool to $106,215.84.
The multi-flight format kept the tension high, with 395 players advancing to Day 2, all battling for a deep finish and hefty bounty payouts. After 5 hours and 9 minutes of intense final-day play, it was ‘surikaatbataat’ who emerged victorious, navigating the chaotic PLO landscape with precision. Their aggressive style paid off, earning them $5,589.70 in prize money and a hefty $5,831.78 in bounties.
Runner-up ‘ggtigerstar’ came close but ultimately settled for second place, pocketing $5,586.16 plus an additional $556.02 in bounty earnings. Rounding out the top three, ‘Brintapap’ secured third place, taking home $4,233.78 in prize money along with $1,872.76 in bounties.
Sunday Showdown $108 [Mystery Bounty]
The Sunday Showdown $108 [Mystery Bounty] once again lived up to its reputation as one of the most electrifying tournaments on GGPoker. With a hefty $600,000 guarantee, the event shattered expectations as 7,791 entries drove the prize pool to an impressive $774,113.76. Mystery bounties kept the drama high, ensuring that every knockout had the potential to shift fortunes in an instant. After over 9.5 hours of relentless action, the tournament delivered an unforgettable finish.
Fighting through the massive field, ‘Manjiro Kamado’ emerged victorious, locking up $42,292.02 in prize money along with $6,414 in bounty rewards. Runner-up ‘poker embassy’ put on a strong performance, taking home $31,711.26 from the main prize pool plus an impressive $2,724 in bounties. Closing out the podium, ‘K R U P I’ secured third place, pocketing $23,780.11 in winnings and an additional $3,160 in bounties.
But the biggest win of the event belonged to ‘Totokoning’, who, despite finishing in 4th place for a $17,832.56 payout, hit the tournament’s largest mystery bounty—a staggering $60,000. Their total haul of $82,728.56 made them the tournament’s single biggest winner, proving that in a Mystery Bounty format, every elimination has the potential to turn a run into a life-changing payday.
Sunday High Rollers Main Event
The Sunday High Rollers Main Event once again showcased top-tier poker action, drawing a field of elite grinders and ambitious challengers. With a $1,500 buy-in and a guaranteed $400,000 prize pool, this premier event saw 410 entries, driving the total prize money to $584,250. The competition was fierce, as just 55 would make it into the money, with some of the game’s sharpest minds battling for a six-figure payday and the prestige of claiming one of GGPoker’s most sought-after titles.
After nearly ten hours of intense play, it was ‘DERAKORECHERAA’ who emerged victorious, navigating the high-pressure final table with masterful precision. Their well-timed aggression and disciplined play secured the $113,368.80 first-place prize. Runner-up ‘SquidGameMaster’, playing from Japan, put up a strong fight but ultimately settled for $85,014.39 after an impressive deep run. Meanwhile, ‘Jon AV Santos’ locked up third place, walking away with $63,751.78 for their efforts.
Bounty Hunters Sunday Main Event
The Bounty Hunters Sunday Main Event once again proved why GGPoker’s progressive bounty tournaments are among the most exciting in online poker. With an affordable $54 buy-in and a guaranteed $750,000 prize pool, the event drew an enormous 21,532 entries, pushing the final prize pool to a staggering $1,069,709.76. The high-energy format kept players on their toes as knockouts piled up and bounties grew larger with every elimination.
After an exhausting 10.75 hours of battle, it was ‘Yamil AN dintz’ who outlasted the competition, expertly picking spots and capitalizing on key moments to claim the title. Their victory earned them $37,367.82 from the main prize pool, along with an impressive $31,034.66 in bounty rewards. Runner-up ‘NoNoNoYes!’ put up a phenomenal fight, walking away with $37,251.55 in prize money plus an additional $2,147.79 in bounties. Meanwhile, ‘Maia1406’ secured third place, locking up $27,717.27 in winnings and $4,647.14 in bounties after a deep and well-fought run.
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Bounty Hunters HR Main Event
The Bounty Hunters High Roller Main Event once again stood as the pinnacle of GGPoker’s weekend schedule, drawing the biggest names and the fiercest competition. With an enormous $1,250,000 guaranteed prize pool, the $525 buy-in tournament attracted a stunning 3,393 entries, pushing the final prize pool to a massive $1,696,500. As expected, a mix of seasoned professionals and ambitious grinders clashed in this high-stakes battle, all vying for six-figure payouts and the prestige of a Sunday major title.
After over 115 hours of relentless play, it was ‘PlainSailing24’ who conquered the field, displaying fearless aggression and well-calculated moves to claim $74,105.89 in bounty rewards plus $66,003.53 from the main prize pool after a 3-way chop. Finishing in second after a valiant fight was ‘fantexi0058’, who earned $62,150.96 as their part of the chop and $8,490.01.
‘FXXKMYLIF3’ rounded out the podium, delivering an impressive performance to pocket a $60,117.25 share of the chop and an additional $18,665.11.31 in bounty payouts. The tournament tested every aspect of a player’s skill—discipline, adaptability, and the ability to pull the trigger at the right moment—making it another thrilling showcase of high-level bounty poker.
GGMasters Bounty $320
The GGMasters Bounty was once again a highlight of the weekend, drawing a massive field eager to compete for a $500,000 guaranteed prize pool. With a $320 buy-in, the tournament attracted 2,259 entrants, pushing the final prize pool to $672,278.40. The classic freezeout format combined with the bounty element created high-pressure situations at every stage, making for an action-packed showdown.
After ten hours of intense play, it was ‘Kirill Ivantsov’ who emerged victorious, executing a fearless strategy to claim $34,587.35 from the prize pool along with a huge $31,701.88 in bounty rewards. Runner-up ‘Mako1’ played an exceptional game, securing $34,586.42 in winnings plus $7,259.79 in bounties. Meanwhile, ‘Pura Mudra’ locked up third place, taking home $27,482.27 from the main prize pool and an impressive $11,319.33 in bounty payouts.
GGMasters High Rollers
The GGMasters tournament added yet another thrilling chapter to its legacy this past weekend, reinforcing why it remains one of GGPoker’s most prestigious freezeout events. With a $1,000,000 guarantee and a $1,050 buy-in, this no-rebuy tournament attracted a competitive field of 1,384 players, creating a total prize pool of $1,384,000. As always, the event tested every aspect of a player’s skill, demanding patience, discipline, and the ability to seize opportunities at just the right moment.
After nearly 29 hours of grueling competition, including an overnight break, it was ‘Patrick Brooks’ who emerged victorious, navigating the stacked field with precision to claim the $158,041.65 first place prize after a 2-way chop. The runner-up, ‘Leibox’ put up a strong fight, to finish second, but had secure $174,610.14 for their part of the chop. Third-place finisher ‘BigBlindBetss’ walked away with $106,899.60 after an impressive final table performance.
GGMasters $150
The GGMasters tournament once again took center stage this weekend, drawing an enormous field of players eager to battle in one of GGPoker’s premier freezeout events. With no rebuys allowed, every hand carried immense pressure, making for a strategic and hard-fought competition. The $150 buy-in event came with a $500,000 guarantee, but thanks to 5,306 entrants, the final prize pool ballooned to $732,228.
After 12 hours and 41 minutes of relentless action, it was ‘Marco Oliveira’ who conquered the field, displaying a perfect blend of discipline and aggression to secure the $82,042.08 top prize. Runner-up ‘Roman Zakharov’ fought valiantly but ultimately settled for $61,521, while third-place finisher ‘cbags’ showcased impressive consistency throughout, earning $46,134.23 for their deep run.
The Weekender
Bringing the weekend to an exhilarating finish, The Weekender once again showcased why it remains a staple of GGPoker’s tournament lineup. With an affordable $50 buy-in and a $250,000 guaranteed prize pool, this multi-flight event drew an incredible 6,778 entries, boosting the final prize pool to $311,788. The massive turnout set the stage for fierce competition, dramatic swings, and life-changing payouts for those who made it to Day 2.
Of the 1,340 players who advanced to the final day, it was ‘Rodrigo Zouvi’ who delivered a masterful performance, clinching the title and the $30,508.18 top prize. Runner-up ‘Slabotke’ fought hard but ultimately finished in second place, earning $23,509.81. Meanwhile, ‘0Ilsadebe’ secured third place, walking away with $18,129.28 after an impressive run.
The End of an Epic Weekend of Poker
As the dust settles on another thrilling weekend at GGPoker, one thing remains clear—these tournaments continue to deliver world-class poker action, massive prize pools, and unforgettable moments. From high-stakes clashes in the Bounty Hunters High Roller Main Event to the fierce competition of the GGMasters freezeouts, players of all levels had the chance to battle for glory, proving once again why GGPoker is the ultimate destination for tournament grinders.
The weekend showcased everything that makes poker so exhilarating: well-timed bluffs, dramatic chip swings, and the thrill of chasing life-changing payouts. Whether it was seasoned professionals adding to their résumés or rising stars making their mark, every final table was a display of skill, patience, and relentless determination.
With another action-packed week ahead, players will be eager to take another shot at victory. Will we see more dominant performances, underdog triumphs, or jaw-dropping mystery bounties? There’s only one way to find out—see you at the tables next weekend!
