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PGAT PANAMA There is Omaha, a soccer event, and Day 1D of the Main Event on the PGA Tour.

On Thursday, the PGAT Panama action resumes at the Sortis Hotel Resort & Casino with the fourth opening flight of the Main Event.

There is Omaha, a soccer event, and Day 1D of the Main Event on the PGA Tour.

The Poker Grand Adventure Tour (PGAT) 2023 continues with PokerBROS as the festival’s official sponsor. On Thursday, the on- and off-table action will continue.

Day 1D of the Main Event at the Sortis Hotel Resort & Casino in Panama City will continue the battle for the $1,200,000 guaranteed prize pool.

Garcia was the chip leader on Day 1B of the PGAT Panama’s Main Event.

In addition, there will be an Omaha Battle with an additional $30,000 in guaranteed prize money, and a spectacular mini-soccer event will give entertainment outside the felt.

As if that weren’t enough, CodigoPoker is providing official coverage of the entire festival with liveblog in several of the tournaments and live stream in the most important ones, with Santi Gonzalez as the host, as well as the best notes and multimedia content so that you don’t miss a single detail.

On the official website of the PGAT Panama, the whole schedule, tournament structure, and general information may be found.

The PGAT program on Panama Day

10:00

Miniature soccer competition 14:00 – Main Event $1,200,000 Guaranteed – Day 1C

Buy-in: US$1,750 – 40,000pts

Rebuy: US$1,750 – 40,000pts

Blinds: 40 Minutes

Late registration: 10 levels

19:00 Omaha Battle – US$30K GTD

Buy-in: US$500 – 30,000pts

Rebuy: US$500 – 30,000pts

Blinds: 30 minutes

• Late registration: 8 levels

On Monday, judgments were made at the EPT Paris, and Brazil was once again in contention for the championships of the circuit’s tournaments. Two Brazilians reached the final table at the €2,200 buy-in FPS Paris High Roller, and Wagner Ripper from So Paulo finished on the podium.

Wagner, along with a few Brazilians who joined him on the Final Day, mastered the last stretch of the event and advanced far, finishing third out of 910 competitors. The award for his accomplishment was €136,050, the most amount he has ever received for a leisure activity.

Felipe Ketzer, a high-stakes poker player, finished second in the €25,000 No-Limit Hold’em event at the European Poker Tour (EPT) in Paris and earned career earnings.

Wagner was one of the most aggressive players at the final table and ascended with a low stack to almost the top of the chip count, causing him some difficulty. Yet, the Frenchman Mohamed Mokrani was unbeatable, defeating opponents one by one and without allowing the chip lead to diminish.

Ripper produced a double-up of TT versus AK in a four-handed game and almost killed Bulgarian pro Simeon Spasov. Later, in 3-handed play, Mokrani maintained pressure and left Wagner with a small stack. Mohamed pushed the Brazilian to go all in with KT and then called with A6. The board 63JQQ aided his opponent and ruined Ripper’s stellar tournament performance.

Celso Sirtoli, from Caxias do Sul, should also be included. Regular in the Brazilian circuits, he opted to try his luck in France for the first time and has already accomplished a wonderful performance with an eighth-place finish and €36,650 in prize money. This was Sirtoli’s first ITM in Europe, however he was eliminated after he went all-in before the flip with 55 against Mohamed Mokrani’s A4.

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Punnat Punsri of Thailand won the $25,000 No-Limit Hold’em event as part of this series of high buy-in tournaments hosted at the Aria Resort & Casino in Las Vegas. After defeating American Daniel Colpoys in heads-up play, the Asian player earned US$310,000 while his runner-up received US$201,000. With his US$124,000 victory, Canadian shark Daniel Negreanu crossed the US$50,000,000 milestone in his wins history.

Negreanu topped $50,000,000 in earnings during a tournament won by Punsri. Punsri won the event.

On Thursday, the winner of the $25,000 NLH tournament, event #7 of the PokerGo Tour stop at the Aria Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, was determined. Punnat Punsri of Thailand won the championship trophy after defeating Daniel Colpoys of the United States in heads-up play. The Asian winner received $310,000, while the runner-up received $200,000.

The last member of the podium was the Canadian sensation Daniel Negreanu. The GGPoker ambassador earned US$124,000 for his third-place finish, which enabled him to surpass the US$50,000,000 lifetime milestone for live tournament wins. Kid Poker becomes the third player after Americans Justin Bonomo and Bryn Kenney to exceed this legendary figure.

With his third-place finish in this competition, Canadian Daniel Negreanu earned the distinction.

Daniel Negreanu

surpassed the US$50 million threshold in wins. (picture provided by PokerNews)

The tournament concluded with 31 entrants, resulting in a total prize fund of $775,000. The top five finishers received the following prizes:

Winner: Punnat Punnsri (Thailand) US$310.000 Second-place finisher: Daniel Colpoys (United States) US$201,000 Daniel Negreanu placed third (Canada) US$124.000 Fourth place: David Peters (United States), $85.5 Sam Soverel (United States), 205th, US$54,250

Concurrently with the defining of this event, Day 1 of Event #8 of the series, a US$50,000 NLH tournament with the largest buy-in at this PokerGo Cup stop, was played.

Yesterday’s Suprema Brazil race was a must-see. On the Suprema Poker app’s feel, no player was more aggressive than “Teedy.” After defeating 537 opponents in the R$220 Battle HR 150K GTD, he secured the championship and a payout of R$30,808. “AlphaWhisky” and “PEOPLE” rounded out the podium, taking home R$15,074 and R$9,128 respectively.

In the R$ 550 HighS 100K GTD, “old guy” was the one who proclaimed victory. With the triumph, he added R$24,516 to his bankroll. This time, there were 158 participants in the competition. View the further results:

$15 Plus 50K GTD

1. “BellatrixXx” R$7,200

2. “Sandroloso” R$5,000

3. “Nankran03” R$3,475

Field: 3,677 submissions (1,416 unique) / Prize pool: $49,639

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For the New Year’s holiday, PokerOK provided its players a rather unique gift: the ability to alter their game’s moniker. Rarely is this an option, and just a few poker rooms let customers to alter their moniker once per specified time period.

A few clicks are required to modify your nickname on PokerOK. To do this, launch the poker software and go to “My game profile.” In the right portion of the window, you will see your existing game name and a field for entering a new one.

Simply input the appropriate moniker and confirm the modifications. A few seconds later, the name will be altered.

This will enable you to begin a “new profession” and blend in with tens of thousands of other poker players. The most important aspect of this function is that all opponent color notes and SmartHUD data will be kept. On monitoring sites such as SharkScope, however, a new user’s chart will begin from beginning.

On PokerOK, changing your nickname is optional, so players are free to preserve their previous moniker or discover a more interesting one. It may be modified until the 7th of January at 02:59 Moscow time.

ELO Ranking

The ELO Spin & Gold rating is a brand-new feature on PokerOK. It is a rating system that ranks players on the basis of their abilities and win rate, ignoring factors such as money and wins. Chess, table games, and cyber sports all employ a similar system.

The new option just displays the player’s ability level and has no effect on the game. In the poker room’s lobby, you may see your own rating as well as the status of other players. There are a total of seven rating levels, and the designation of Grand Master is conferred to the top 100 poker players in the TOP-100 Raking.

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Occasionally, the deaths of notable poker players result in unfortunate occurrences in the poker community. However, these poker players are often of a certain age, but in a recent incident, a young player was affected.

Ivan Leow, a Malaysian poker player and Triton Poker ambassador, passed away suddenly at age 39. The player was a prominent member of the poker community and had been rewarding his followers with new cashes until lately.

He often enjoyed playing Short Dec in large high stakes tournaments. Early in April, he placed second in the Triton Cyprus #4 – $75,000 No-Limit Hold’em Short Deck event, winning $699,500.

The community was stunned by the news of his untimely death during the Triton Poker Cyprus Series games, in which Leow also played.

Dusty Schmidt, a former member of Team PokerStars Online, passed away at the age of 40.

Triton Poker organizers (Paul Foy and Richard Yong) canceled all events in the series and suspended the current Short Deck event due to the poker player’s untimely demise.

“Ivan was a highly popular Triton family member. In addition to being a devoted friend, he was kind, giving, and a lot of fun both at and away from the table. He was also an exceptional poker player who was devoted to the game. Ivan was a unique individual who enjoyed life to the fullest, was always smiling, and was a poker enthusiast. His family, friends, and those who had the pleasure of knowing him will miss him dearly “Foye and Yong said.

The reason of death of the teenage poker player is yet unknown. Over the course of his poker career, Leow has earned over $13,000,000 in live tournaments. In a $250,000 No Limit Hold’em – SHRB Europe Main Event, he earned his largest payout to date, $2,460,000, by finishing second. Numerous prominent high-stakes poker players have already expressed their condolences on social media mourning Leow’s passing.

Pedro Bromfman

With his victory in event #38 of the current World Series of Poker (WSOP), the US$10,000 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw Championship, the Brazilian Pedro Bromfman became the first Latin American to win a World Series tournament this summer. His win versus American Scott Seiver won him US$294,616 in prize money.

Bromfman gave the 2-7 Lowball Draw Championship a samba rhythm.

Sunday marked the conclusion of one of the most sought mixed game events of the 2022 World Series of Poker (WSOP) schedule. Event #38 of this year’s World Series was the $10,000 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw Championship. Pedro Bromfman, who is more known for his job in the music industry, dominated this version and finished up with all of the chips in play, claiming the first golden bracelet of his career and, incidentally, becoming the first Latin American to win a championship at this year’s WSOP.

Bromfman defeated Scott Seiver of the United States in heads-up play, earning him a resounding US$294,616 prize. His runner-up earned a payout of US$182,086 for coming in second place. Cary Katz, also from the home nation of the WSOP, received US$131,362 for finishing in third place. The fourth-place finisher was Canadian Alex Livingston, who earned US$96,104. The fifth-place finisher was the renowned Brazilian shark Yuri Dzivielevski, who, with a prize of US$71,315, completed a great balance for those from the country of the samba, in an event of a format in which it is not traditionally competed in the Latin American regional circuit.

The champion alternates his presence in the ring with his career as a composer and music producer, for which he has become well-known for works such as the elaboration of the soundtrack for the 2014 film Robocop and the television series Narcos, Elite Squad, and Elite Squad II, as well as the video game Max Payne 3. His most recent works include Panama Papers, Thumper, The Story of Us, Chain of Command, The Blackout, and Need for Speed: Heat. Far Cry 6, the most recent project in which the native of Rio de Janeiro contributed, was published by Ubisoft on October 7, 2021. This videogame’s soundtrack has been nominated for several international awards.

Yuri Dzivielevski

The tournament had 121 participants, creating a prize fund of $1,128,325 from which the top 19 finishers profited. We present the prizes for the competition’s top ten finishers, including the legendary Phil Hellmuth in ninth place (US$31,796):

Winner: Pedro Bromfman (Brazil) US$294.616

Runner up: Scott Seiver (United States) US$182,086

Cary Katz finished third (United States) US$131,362

Fourth place: Alex Livingston (Canada) $96,104

5th: Yuri Dzivielevski (Brazil) US$71,315

Farzad Bonyadi (United States) placed sixth with $53,687

7th: Eli Elezra (Israel) US$41,011

Andrew Kelsall (USA) placed eighth with $31,796.

United States’ Phil Hellmuth placed ninth with $31,796.

Dan Shak (United States) placed 10th and received $25,026.

Yesterday, MTT players at Winamax.fres focused their attention on the Winamax Pokus tournaments. Throughout the course of the day, 15 events in the series concluded, awarding €758k in prize money. In addition, the Giant, the Five, the Magicus Mystery, and the Million were played on Day 2 of the multiflight events.

In addition, the red W room hosted 13 regular events with jackpots over €10,000, which awarded a total of €276k in winnings.

The summary begins with the multi-flight competitions. Today will be the final Day 3 of each tournament. This is the course of these events.

Winamax Pokus 01 Mystery Giant has a €120k maximum prize pool.

2 buy-in.

80,514 entries.

144,925.

20 pot. 75 survivors.

Winamax Pokus 02 Five €200k Gtd.

5 buy-in.

88,046 entries.

396,207 pot. 86 survive.

Winamax Pokus 03 Magicus Mystery €600k Gtd.

20 buy-in.

37,995 entries.

683,910 pot. 36 survive.

Winamax Pokus 100 Million €1m Gtd.

50 buy-in.

19,691 entries.

1,000,000 pot.

24 survivors.

As for the tournaments that concluded yesterday, two of the Winamax Pokus tournaments offered rewards in the five-figure range. “Peace&Lovee” got €13,238.09 in WP-144, while “17-35” took home €12,226.77 in WP-148. Following closely was “BigZoowAAp” (€9,669.82).

The top reward of the day in the regular tournaments was won by “dash4fun,” who got €9,137.74 for winning the Battle Royale. “OUGA OUGA” won the HighRoller and received €8,487.51 in winnings.

The two largest events of the day featured six-figure prize pools: €113k in WP-122 and €102k in WP-148. There were 13 more MTTs with prize pools above €30,000.

Here are the complete results of yesterday’s Winamax Pokus tournaments:

Yokels (WP120. Prize pool: €3,603.99. Field: 9,615. Prize pool: €43,268).

BigZoowAAp (WP122. Prize: €9,669.82. Field: 6,282. Prize pool: €113,076).

VeRybAdbeAAt (WP143. Prize: €3,519.45. Field: €3,936. Prize pool: €35,424).

Peace&Lovee (WP144; Prize: £13,238.09; Field: 1,603; Prize pool: £72,135) was the winner of the contest.

alexpreto10 (WP145. Prize: €5,064.17. Field: 7,396. Prize pool: €33,282).

daniviev (WP146. Prize: €7,480.33. Field: 8,883. Prize pool: €80,000).

Lebreizh F0u (WP147. Prize: €8,821.52. Field: 4,613. Prize pool: €83,034).

17-35 (WP148. Prize: £12,226.77. Field: 2,284. Prize pool: £102,780).

Las de piks (WP149. Prize: €2,246.54. Field: 5,052. Prize pool: €22,734).

Ragalet (WP150. Prize: €914.49. Field: 209. Prize pool: €3,762).

BIG TILTS (WP151. Prize: £3,578.54. Field: 4,371. Prize pool: £40,000).

Ouspenskaya (WP152. Prize: €8,608.53. Field: 978. Prize pool: €44,010).

Azotamentez (WP153. Prize: €684.11. Field: 1,378. Prize pool: €6,201).

PaulTibbets (WP154. Prize: €4,119.43. Field: 2,161. Prize pool: €38,898).

ruinemax.fr (WP155. Prize: €4,046.52. Field: €4,420. Prize pool: €39,780).

And the following are the outcomes of regular events with prize pools over €10,000:

Umbig0 (Tea Time €20. Prize: €3,058.17. Field: 1,369. Prize pool: €24,642).

piramidka (Mystery KO. Prize: €3,117.11. Field: 1,682. Prize pool: €30,276).

Dobro jutro (Mystery KO. Prize: €5,738.22. Field: 105. Prize pool: €24,255).

QCALVARIOJDR (Guerilla 5. Prize: €1,430.10. Field: 2,778. Prize pool: €12,501)

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dash4fun (Battle Royale. Prize: €9,137.74. Field: 261. Prize pool: €48,024).

Pogacar (Mystery KO. Prize: €1,794.58. Field: 4,067. Prize pool: €18,302).

Field size: 655. Prize pool: €11,790.

bAl4nc3 (Xtase €100. Prize: €3,832.82. Field: 186. Prize pool: €16,740).

OUGA OUGA (€250 HighRoller. Prize: €8,487.51. Field: 145. Prize pool: €33,640).

ninoot (Flipper €20. Prize: €2,009.89. Field: 918. Prize pool: €16,524).

jeremaiie2.0 (Payback £10. Prize: £1,508.52. Field: 1,344. Prize pool: £12,096). H52M (Mystery KO. Prize: €1,963.98. Field: €1,902. Prize pool: €17,118) .

guerrero1mil (Dernier Round 20. Prize: €1,699.17. Field: 583. Prize pool: €10,494).

Today is a new day, and the Winamax Pokus events will be the primary emphasis.

Responsible gaming. Different strategies exist in online poker rooms to encourage responsible gambling (such as self-exclusion or deposit limitation).

Cheaters enraged by their losses often threaten casino employees in American casinos. Obviously, in the majority of instances, the conflict is resolved verbally, and the casino personnel is qualified and knows how to deal in such circumstances.

Occasionally, though, the situation spirals out of hand and burnout players become a genuine danger to the lives of employees. And today’s tale is a prime example.

Washington’s casinos are quite popular and attract a broad clientele. Frequently, gamers use alcohol to increase their enthusiasm. Obviously, this is to the benefit of the gaming institution, as an intoxicated player will likely leave much more money behind.

Due to his lack of self-control, one of the intoxicated gamblers who was involved in a very sad incident at The Point Casino in Kingston will certainly wind himself behind prison.

Also see: “your mother” incited a fight at an American casino Hustler.

According to local media, the 24-year-old guy was consuming beer while playing cards at a table. The staff denied the player’s request to refill his glass vehemently when he requested a refill.

The unnamed guy merely bent over the poker table when he was denied drink after insisting that he had had enough. The individual then drew a firearm and aimed it at the dealer.

The player ultimately regained his composure and did not fire any rounds, but was seized and given over to the police by casino security. It is uncertain if he lost a substantial amount of money that day and whether he kept playing after being refused a drink.

When questioned by the local police, the player vehemently denied threatening the dealer with a firearm. However, after being shown security footage, the guy remained silent and lowered his head.

The breathalyzer revealed that the 24-year-old footballer had a reasonably modest blood alcohol concentration of 0.332 ppm (equal to one bottle of beer). This implies that the sorrow junkie would not be able to blame his behavior on alcoholism. True, the test was administered after the arrest, thus it is possible that some of the alcohol had already “weathered.” Now, the player is charged with illegal possession of a weapon and armed assault in the second degree.

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Independence Cup itinerary

Series of Independence Cup Tournaments

This year, Ukraine’s Independence Day will be honored in a unique manner, and PokerMatch has dedicated a tournament series to the occasion.

The Independence Cup event series with a total guarantee of $12,000,000 will begin on August 12 and conclude on August 27 with 80 knockout tournaments on BL Hold’em, Omaha, and Chinese Poker.

There will be tournaments with large guarantees, including two events with 1,000,000 guarantees and the Independence Cup Main Event with a 2,000,000 guarantee.

Tournament entry fees vary from 110 to 1,100. The cost to attend the PKO Main Event on August 27 is 2,500 yen.

Schedule for the Independence Cup Series on PokerMatch:

Date and Time Title Purchase Assurance

Independence Cup Competition with a Prize Pool of 100,000 TM

PokerMatch, a Ukrainian poker room, has regularly created a scoreboard for the tournament series’ top players. Points are added to the leaderboard for each defeated opponent. The amount of points is determined by the tournament entry fee:

100 to 274 – 1 point per knockout; 275 to 499 – 2 points per knockout; 500 to 749 – 5 points per knockout; and 750 and above – 10 points per knockout.

At the conclusion of the score session for the Independence Cup leaderboard, the top 25 players will split 100,000 tournament hryvnia.

Position on the leaderboard (TM)

Please take notice

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The tournament leaderboard “Independence Cup” earnings period begins on August 12 at 12:00 and concludes on August 27 at 12:00. (Kyiv time).

Celebrate the Ukrainian Independence Day with PokerMatch events and win large prizes! Best wishes at the tables!