This past weekend, the virtual felt was alive with high-stakes drama as GGPoker once again delivered a thrilling lineup of tournaments. With 2025 in full swing, the competition is only getting fiercer as players from around the globe brought their A-game, determined to carve out their place in the year’s growing list of poker champions. Whether it was battle-hardened pros looking to pad their bankrolls or rising stars eager to make a name for themselves, every hand dealt carried the weight of ambition and strategy.
The action was electric, with audacious bluffs, razor-sharp reads, and unforgettable showdowns keeping railbirds and grinders alike on the edge of their seats. If this weekend was any indication, the excitement on the tables will continue to grow throughout the year.
A Weekend of Poker Action
The first weekend of February did not disappoint, bringing another stacked schedule of events on GGPoker. At the heart of it all was the highly anticipated The Weekender, a tournament that consistently draws some of the most talented players in the online poker scene. With a sizable six-figure prize pool up for grabs, the field was as competitive as ever, featuring a mix of well-known grinders and fearless newcomers looking to seize their moment.
From breathtaking hero calls to gut-wrenching eliminations on the bubble, this weekend was a reminder of why poker remains one of the most exhilarating games in the world. Let’s take a closer look at the biggest moments, breakout performances, and jaw-dropping wins that made this weekend one to remember!
The Weekender Omaholic Bounty
Pot-Limit Omaha enthusiasts had plenty to get excited about this weekend as the Weekender Omaholic Bounty once again brought intense four-card action to GGPoker’s virtual arena. With its inviting $54 buy-in and a guaranteed $100,000 prize pool, the event attracted a massive turnout from PLO specialists and bounty hunters alike. The 2,160 total entries surged past the guarantee, boosting the final prize pool to a hefty $107,308.80.
The tournament played out across multiple Day 1 flights, with 399 players advancing to Day 2, all eager to battle for their share of the prize money and lucrative knockouts. After four hours and twenty minutes of high-stakes drama, it was ‘RhinoPoker’ who secured the title, displaying fearless aggression and precise post-flop decision-making to claim $5,645.25 in prize money along with a massive $6,728.13 in bounty rewards.
The runner-up finish went to ‘SuitnTie14’, who showcased a deep understanding of Omaha’s dynamic gameplay, walking away with $5,643.29 from the main prize pool and an extra $1,135.91 in bounties. Rounding out the podium, ‘KonbQueplet’ fought valiantly for third place, collecting $4,277 in prize money and an additional $134.37 in bounties.
Sunday Showdown $108 [Mystery Bounty]
The Sunday Showdown $108 [Mystery Bounty] once again delivered the kind of exhilarating poker action that keeps players coming back for more. With a guaranteed $600,000 prize pool, the tournament attracted a staggering 7,764 entries, pushing the final prize pool to an eye-popping $771,431.04. The ever-thrilling mystery bounty format ensured that every knockout had the potential to be something incredible, making for an unpredictable and electrifying eight-and-three-quarter-hour showdown.
After battling through the massive field, it was ‘LiveGuy’ who emerged victorious, claiming $38,713.48 from the prize pool after a heads-up deal, along with an extra $1,354 in bounty rewards. The runner-up, ‘chikitinovich’, locked up $35,033.67 in prize money after the deal and an additional $648 in bounties. Meanwhile, ‘amlake10’ secured a strong third-place finish, pocketing $23,697.70 along with $622 in bounty earnings.
But the tournament’s biggest moment belonged to ‘Breno Drumond’, who, despite busting out in 356th place to earn just $193.35 in prize money, managed to uncover the event’s largest mystery bounty—a colossal $60,000! With a total payday of $60,313.35, they walked away as the tournament’s biggest winner, proving that in mystery bounty tournaments, a single knockout can be worth more than a final table run.
Sunday High Rollers Main Event
The GGMillion$ tournament series started over the weekend, and The Sunday High Rollers Main Event was part of the festivities. The guarantee for the event was $500,000 this week with a buy-in of $1,500, and it certainly lived up to its reputation as one of GGPoker’s most prestigious tournaments. Drawing a field from the top professionals and ambitious challengers, this cornerstone event closed late registration with 477 entries, pushing the total prize pool to a remarkable $679,725. The stakes were incredibly high as players battled fiercely to be one of just 56 entrants who would earn a share of the substantial rewards.
After nearly ten and a half hours of intense poker, ‘Guillaume Nolet’ emerged as the champion, demonstrating a masterclass in high-stakes strategy. Their ability to capitalize on key opportunities earned them an impressive $119,237.53 top prize. Taking the runner-up spot, ‘Tanketa1990’ delivered an equally commanding performance to claim $91,944.56. Meanwhile, the third-place finisher, ‘Seurapiirihrmri’ showcased unwavering discipline to secure $70,898.92 in winnings.
Bounty Hunters Sunday Main Event
The Bounty Hunters Sunday Main Event once again delivered a thrilling spectacle of knockout-fueled poker action, reinforcing why GGPoker’s bounty tournaments remain among the most popular in the online scene. With a highly accessible $54 buy-in and an eye-catching $600,000 guaranteed prize pool, the tournament drew a staggering 20,000 entries! This pushed the final prize pool to an incredible $993,600.
After nearly eleven hours of incredible play, it was ‘mastakid’ who outlasted the enormous field to claim the title. Their fearless approach and expert bounty-hunting skills earned them $35,290.56 in prize money, along with a massive $23,631.18 in bounties. Finishing in second place, ‘King1337K’ played a stellar game, securing $35,183.21 from the main prize pool and an additional $11,390.38 in bounty rewards. Meanwhile, ‘ypeitho’ rounded out the podium with a deep run, taking home $26,177.73 in prize money and an extra $4,881.92 in knockouts.
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Bounty Hunters HR Main Event
The Bounty Hunters High Roller Main Event continued the schedule at GGPoker with the biggest guarantee of the weekend. Rolling this regular tournament into the GGMillion$ week meant that while the buy-in stayed at $525, the guarantee was pushed to $1,500,000. This increase, along with the prestige of being part of the GGMillion$ Week, was enough of an attractant that 4,362 players paid for a chance to chase glory. When late registration was completed, the prize pool reached an incredible $2,181,000, with some of the best in the world fighting it out for first place.
The tournament finally ended after an exhausting 13 hours and 10 minutes when, after a 3-way deal, ‘jiwalegenda’ ended it, taking first place and earning $102,702.66 plus $65,750.98 in bounties. Second place went to ‘Apocalyps’ who earned $100,878.59 for their part of the deal to go along with $38,261.60 in bounties, and ‘GOAT7’ the third member of the chop, finished 3rd, earning $92,300.50 plus $7,581.08 in bounties.
GGMasters Bounty $320
The GGMasters once again stood out as a highlight of the weekend, delivering all the action and drama that poker fans have come to expect from this flagship freezeout event. With a $320 buy-in and a strong $400,000 guarantee, the tournament attracted an impressive 1,937 entries, pushing the final prize pool to $576,451.20. This deep-stacked battle provided plenty of opportunities for players to showcase their skills, with bounty rewards adding an extra layer of excitement.
After more than ten grueling hours, it was ‘Ciro Guimaraes’ who conquered the field, demonstrating exceptional patience and precision to claim the title. Their victory was worth $23,566.14 in prize money, along with a huge $31,292.21 in bounty earnings. Finishing in second place, ‘Kratalas’ put up a fierce fight, walking away with $23,507.19 from the main prize pool and an additional $14,129.92 in bounties. Meanwhile, ‘Dominik Panka’ rounded out the podium with an impressive third-place finish, collecting $17,439.80 in winnings along with $2,929.69 in knockout rewards.
GGMasters High Rollers
The GGMasters tournament added another thrilling chapter to its legacy this weekend, having been added to the GGMillion$ Week tournament series. With its regular guarantee of $600,000 boosted to $750,000 and still no rebuys allowed, this $1,050 buy-in tournament drew a battle-hardened field of 1,014 players, pushing the total prize pool to an impressive $1,014,000. Every decision carried weight, and with no second chances, players had to bring their A-game to survive the marathon grind.
After more than 11.5 hours of intense action, it was ‘Juan Dominguez’ who emerged victorious, displaying masterful patience and strategic aggression to claim the top prize of $146,114.36, the GGMasters title, and bragging rights that come with a GGMillion$ Week title. Right behind them, ‘Bereket!’ put up a relentless fight, securing a well-earned runner-up finish and a payday of $109,569.59. Meanwhile, ‘axelroses’ showcased remarkable consistency and resilience to lock up $82,165.63 for third place.
GGMasters $150
The GGMasters $150 once again took center stage this weekend, attracting a massive field of players eager to test their skills in one of the most beloved tournaments in the GGMasters series. Known for its traditional freezeout format—where no rebuys mean every chip is crucial—this in event delivered all the drama and excitement players have come to expect. With a guaranteed $500,000 prize pool, the turnout was phenomenal, as 4,726 entries pushed the final prize pool to a staggering $652,188.
After an intense 12-hour-and-5-minute battle, ‘L4gnt’ outlasted the competition, showing impeccable timing and unshakable focus to claim the $71,240.82 top prize. Their deep run was a masterclass in calculated aggression and well-timed laydowns. Finishing just behind them, koumpounophobia put in a brilliant performance, earning $53,419.41 for their impressive effort. Meanwhile, ‘Can not fold’ displayed incredible resilience and discipline, securing third place and taking home $40,058.88.
The Weekender
Capping off another action-packed weekend, The Weekender once again proved why it remains one of GGPoker’s most popular tournaments. With its accessible $50 buy-in and a guaranteed $250,000 prize pool, this multi-flight event drew a massive 6,325 entries, pushing the final prize pool to an impressive $290,950. The strong turnout ensured an exciting battle for those who made it to Day 2, with deep stacks and huge pay jumps adding to the intensity.
Out of the 1,245 players who advanced to the final day, it was ‘Halston’ who delivered a masterful performance to seize the title and a $29,260.04 top payday. Hot on their heels, “ ‘ITis What ITis’ put up a valiant fight, securing the runner-up spot and a well-earned $22,540.15. Meanwhile, ‘Wave_Mongao’ showcased their skill and endurance, rounding out the top three with a $17,381.32 cash prize.
The End of an Epic Weekend of Poker
From the knockout-fueled chaos of the Bounty Hunters High Roller Main Event to the skill-testing endurance of the GGMasters, this past weekend on GGPoker had something for every type of poker player. With a mix of accessible buy-ins and high-roller showdowns, the tables were buzzing with fierce competition, career-defining moments, and jaw-dropping paydays. We witnessed bold bluffs, fearless hero calls, and deep runs that turned underdogs into champions—proving once again that anything can happen in the world of poker.
As 2025 continues to unfold, GGPoker is setting the pace for what promises to be an incredible year of tournament action. Whether you’re hunting bounties, battling through massive freezeout fields, or taking on the sharpest minds in high-stakes events, the opportunities to make poker history are endless. For now, this weekend’s champions get their moment in the spotlight, serving as inspiration for every player looking to make their mark.
Stay tuned for more coverage of the biggest tournaments and most unforgettable poker moments of the year ahead. Who knows? The next breakout star at the tables could be you.
