Aptly-Named Bounty Wins 6-Max Turbo KO Series; Pavlovic Sixth

January 15 saw the KO Series continue its march towards a thrilling finale with six more champions crowned and a trio of massive events completing their first starting flights.

One player, in particular, stood out from the from the crowd if only because of their chose of alias. “Bounty” took down a $40,000 guaranteed 6-Max Turbo event, their alias being almost perfect for the choice of tournament they entered!

KO Series 6-Max Turbo: $40K Gtd Final Table Results

Bounty was one of 214 entrants in the $215 KO Series 6-Max Turbo tournament. Those entrants ensured the $40,000 guarantee was first met then surpassed by $2,800. Half that pot went onto the heads of each entrant with the remaining 50% being shared among the top 35 finishers.

One of our own managed to wade through the talented crowd of grinders and bag a seat at the final table. Unfortunately for Hristivoje “All_In_PAV” Pavlovic, our hero could only manage a sixth-place finish worth a combined $1,558.

“ITSBAKINGDAVE” and “memo88” were the next casualties, the latter walking away with more than $3,200 to show for their efforts.

Heads-up was set when “wp-14” ran out of steam in third-place. This saw a $3,508 prize wing its way to the their partypoker account.

Bounty and “ender749” locked horns and butted heads one-on-one for the title of champion and what was now a juicy final bounty payment. Bounty got the job done and collected the $3,354 top prize plus an additional bounty payment of $4,817 for a combined score worth $8,171. Our runner-up scooped $4,641.

Place	Player	Prize	Bounties
1	Bounty	$3,354	$4,817
2	ender749	$3,349	$1,292
3	wp-14	$2,274	$1,234
4	memo88	$1,517	$1,731
5	ITSBAKINGDAVE	$1,090	$500
6	All_In_PAV	$852	$706

KO Series 6-Max: $50K Gtd Final Table Results

“Teemo” joined the list of KO Series winners when they triumphed in the $109 KO Series 6-Max event, a tournament that dished out $55,900. Outlasting 558 opponents is never an easy task, especially when you have a monetary target strapped to your back.

Our champion didn’t crumble under the pressure, however, and emerged a worthy victor.

Teemo banked a combined $6,939 for their $109 investment thanks, in part, to busting nine opponents before claiming the bounty on their own head. One of those busted opponents was runner-up “xelezin” who crashed out in second-place for a combined prize that weighed in at $5,308.

Place	Player	Prize	Bounties
1	Teemo	$3,838	$3,101
2	xelezin	$3,832	$1,476
3	cannot be found	$2,604	$617
4	SiiQI	$1,727	$1,784
5	pokegraduate27	$1,161	$309
6	The Sinner	$895	$716

KO Series Mini 6-Max Turbo: $20K Gtd Final Table Results

The $22 KO Series Mini 6-Max Turbo may have commanded a buy-in at the more affordable end of the scale but it still produced some chunky prizes for those six stars who reached its final table.

The top three finishers each saw their partypoker bankrolls swell by a four-figure sum. “unitfamily” was the third-place finisher, a result worth $1,055. Their elimination left only “Mollieken” and the obvious Friends fan “PhoebeBluffay” in the hunt for the title and the largest haul of the tournament.

PhoebeBluffay emerged from the one-on-one clash victoriously and with $2,902 in prize money. Mollieken had to console themselves with a $1,739 haul and a bridesmaid finish.

Place	Player	Prize	Bounties
1	PhoebeBluffay	$1,368	$1,534
2	Mollieken	$1,365	$374
3	unitfamily	$902	$153
4	Kati_Azanova	$607	$201
5	S1m0n3Dmurr0	$405	$222
6	SKEFF60	$296	$114

Other KO Series Results on January 15

Three more partypoker players became KO Series winners on January 15 while the trio of Day 1A of the massive Warm Up events took place.

tolas88 – first-place in the $11 KO Series 6-Max Mini for $2,292
JCAL9 – first-place in the $2.20 KO Series Micro 6-Max Micro Turbo for $263
AlexDobbins – first-place in the $1.10 KO Series 6-Max Micro for $165

“Faza29” is the player to catch in the $320 buy-in Warm Up. They turned their 100,000 starting stack into 2,193,999 chips and racked up $440 worth of bounties along the way.

The $33 Mini Warm Up accumulated more than half of the advertised $75,000 guarantee and it is “s.barros21” who is on course for the largest payout. They finished at the top of the chip counts courtesy of amassing 2,294,327 chips by the close of play. s.barros21 managed this impressive feat despite only busting two opponents during the flight.

“Smartatouille” shone brightly on Day 1A of the $3.30 Micro Warm Up, finishing their flight with 3,336,135 chips, more than 1.1 million more than their nearest rival. Sending 13 opponents to the showers helped the leader climb to the top of the chip counts. They’ve already accumulated $15 worth of bounties so are already showing a profit regardless of what happens on Day 2.

KO Series Events Scheduled For January 15

Six new KO Series tournaments commence on January 15 plus Day 1B of the Warm Up events take place. What better way to welcome in the weekend than by becoming a KO Series champion or progressing to Day 2 of the Warm Ups?

Time (GMT)	Tournament	Buy-in
16:05	KO Series Deepstack 6-Max Fast: $50K Gtd	$109
16:05	KO Series Mini Deepstack 6-Max Fast: $20K Gtd	$11
16:05	KO Series Micro Deepstack 6-Max Fast: $1.5K Gtd	$1.10
19:05	KO Series #20 Warm Up Day 1B: $200K Gtd	$320
19:05	KO Series #20 Mini Warm Up Day 1B: $75K Gtd	$33
19:05	KO Series #20 Micro Warm Up Day 1B: $10K Gtd	$3.30
22:05	KO Series 7-Max Hyper: $30K Gtd	$162
22:05	KO Series Mini 7-Max Hyper: $15K Gtd	$16.50
22:05	KO Series Micro 7-Max Hyper: $1K Gtd	$1.65

SPINS Your Way to KO Series Tickets

A full raft of KO Series satellites running through the series but you may want to also check out the KO Series SPINS They only cost $10 to enter yet award either $20 cash or KO Series tickets worth between $33 and $2,100!

Multiplier	1st prize	Frequency in 1M Games
2	$20	631,954
3.3	$33 KO Series Ticket	240,755
5.5	$55 KO Series Ticket	123,391
10.9	$109 KO Series Ticket	3,000
32	$320 KO Series Ticket	500
53	$530 KO Series Ticket	250
105	$1,050 KO Series Ticket	100
210	$2,100 KO Series Ticket	50

There are also loads of KO Series satellites running each day, giving you the chance to turn a small investment into a major poker title and a bankroll-boosting prize.