DeepStack Championship
Event #82 $600 NLH Survivor
$40K GTD
6.30.19
Final Numbers
Players: 213
Prize Pool: $110,760
1st-21st Place: $5,200
22nd Place: $1,560
Thanks to all who played.
DeepStack Championship
Event #82 $600 NLH Survivor
$40K GTD
6.30.19
Final Numbers
Players: 213
Prize Pool: $110,760
1st-21st Place: $5,200
22nd Place: $1,560
Thanks to all who played.
Registration is open for DeepStack Championship Event #83 $600 NLH NightStack $500K GTD Day 1A at 6:10pm. 15,000 chips and 30 minute levels. Registration and re-entry open until 9:25pm.
Day 1B Mon 7/1 @ 6:10pm
Day 1C Tue 7/2 @ 6:10pm
Day 1D Wed 7/3 @ 6:10pm
Day 1E Thu 7/4 @ 6:10pm
Day 1F Fri 7/5 @ 6:10pm
Day 2 Sat 7/6 @ 6pm
Congratulations to Robbie Godbey from Winter Garden, FL who took down our DeepStack Championship Event #80 $400 NLH SuperStack $40K GTD winning $16,246 via a three-way chop.
Congratulations to John Yiovanakos from Norwalk, CT who took down our DeepStack Championship Event #79 $600 NLH DoubleStack $200K GTD winning $60,433.
Congratulations to Cedric Seguin from France who took down our DeepStack Championship Event #78 $600 NLH SuperStack $50K GTD winning $28,000 via a heads-up chop.
Registration is open for DeepStack Championship Event #82 $600 NLH Survivor (1Day) $40K GTD at 2:10pm. 15,000 chips and 30 minute levels. Registration and re-entry open until 5:25pm.
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Registration is open for DeepStack Championship Event #81 $1,600 Pot Limit Omaha (8Max) (2Day) $200K GTD at 12:10pm. 35,000 chips and 40 minute levels. Registration and re-entry open until 6:55pm.
Day 2 Mon. 7/1 @ 12pm
Another successful DeepStack Championship event is in the books. This time, our Event #75 $1,100 NLH MonsterStack $1M GTD attracted 2,233 players who created a prize pool of $2,166,010; crushing the guarantee of $1,000,000. Of those, 225 made the money, collecting $3,466 for their efforts.
Day 2 restarted at 11am, and after fourteen hours of play, the returning field of 340 dwindled down to a final table of ten.
Josh Boulton was the first player to be eliminated in one of the opening hands of the final table.
An hour went by before the next player hit the rail. The following hour then saw five players hit the rail before the field was left with five.
Ankit Ahuja, who already had two knockouts to his name, took care of the next three players before setting up a heads-up match against Jesse Cohen.
Ahuja had an almost three-to-one chip lead coming into heads up play. Cohen, who had been relatively quiet through the final table, began to pressure Ahuja to a point where he almost gained the chip lead.
The final two players then agreed to an even chop heads-up that saw both players collect an impressive $266,824 each for their efforts.
Ahuja still had the chip lead and was awarded the title.
Congratulations again to Ankit Ahuja from India.