Carl Froch Scores a Knockout in the High Roller Bounty Hunter; Wins $12,040

It was a great weekend for members of Team partypoker with a handful of impressive victories in our Power Series events. One of the most impressive triumphs came from former world champion boxer Carl Froch who took down the High Roller Bounty Hunter $40K Gtd on January 12th.

Froch was one of 74 entrants in the $530 buy-in freezeout and he came out on top of a star-studded field to get his hands on a score worth $12,040 made up of a $5,863 first-place prize and $6,177 with of bounty payments.

The victory was made sweeter by the fact the eight-handed final table housed some of online poker’s greats. UK-based Belgian “omgitsgiraf” busted in seventh-place while Sweden’s “Doyle_B” was the sixth-place finisher. Froch eliminated “santi7866” in second-place to get his hands on the lion’s share of the $40,000 prize pool.

Impressive Results For Roberto Romanello

Roberto “WelshWizard” Romanello took down the Sunday High Roller Bounty Hunter: $50K Gtd to turn $530 into a combined score worth a cool $13,021.

Romanello came out on top of a 99-strong field to scoop the top prize and almost $7,000 worth of bounties, including that of runner-up “x_zola25”. Third-place went to the high stakes specialist “Chelsea72” who is a regular at the biggest partypoker tournaments.

WelshWizard also finished seventh in the Sunday High Roller Deepstack: $100K Gtd for a $4,250 score and was the fourth-place finisher in the Sunday High Roller Bounty Hunter Fast: $100K Gtd for a combined score of $6,330.

Big Win for Patrick Leonard

Patrick “Patrick_Leonard” Leonard was one of the biggest winners on the site this weekend thanks to triumphing in the Sunday High Roller Bounty Hunter: $150K Gtd, a $1,050 buy-in tournament that saw 133 players buy in.

Leonard came out on top in this tournament to secure the $18,585 first-place prize plus an additional $21,515 worth of bounties. Leonard found himself on the final table with fellow Team partypoker pro Richard “RichyDubini” Dubini who fell in sixth-place for a combined prize worth $5,821.