Dzivelevski and Adams Win MILLIONS Online High Rollers;

February 16 was the biggest day of the MILLIONS Online festival so far with two massive high roller events crowning their champions and the Mini Main Event reaching its final table.

Yuri Dzivelevski Bags 6-Max High Roller Title

Brazilian superstar Yuri Dzivielevski is $186,637 richer than a day ago courtesy of him taking down the MILLIONS Online 6-Max High Roller.

A compact but star-studded field of 57 players parted company with $10,300 for the chance to become a MILLIONS Online champion. Only nine of those starters saw a return in their investment, so spare a thought for 10th place finisher Steve O’Dwyer.

Abdulla Alemadi and Pascal Lefrancois were the first players the cash, the latter’s exit locking in the final table.

Recent WPT Montreal Mike Sexton Classic champion Daniel Dvoress fell in seventh with Eugenio Peralta crashing out in sixth place.

Fifth-place and $37,963 went to Alexander Shalkovski, which left four of the world’s most recognisable players in the hunt for the title. Those four became three when Stephen Chidwick busted; he banked $51,275.

Joao Vieira’s impressive run ended in a third-place finish worth $73,955, leaving Justin Bonomo and Dzvielevski to fight it out one-on-one for the title and the monster-sized top prize.

Bonomo won the High Roller Big Game on February 14 but had to settle for second place in this event. Bonomo’s prize weighed in at $113,398 while Dzvielevski banked a cool $184,637 and the title of champion.

MILLIONS Online #03 6-Max High Roller Final Table Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Yuri Dzivelevski	Brazil	$184,637
2	Justin Bonomo	Canada	$113,398
3	Joao Vieira	Netherlands	$73,955
4	Stephen Chidwick	Mexico	$51,275
5	Alexander Shalkovski	Russia	$37,963
6	Eugenio Peralta	Ireland	$31,805
7	Daniel Dvoress	Canada	$27,373

Adams Takes Down 6-Max High Roller Turbo

The 6-Max High Roller Turbo event was equally as stacked with stellar names from around the world. Some 56 players bought in for $5,200, and the top nine finishers claimed a share of the $280,000 prize pool.

Sam Greenwood was the unfortunate soul who burst the money bubble, locking up at least $12,180 for the nine surviving players. David Peters was the first to cash, while O’Dwyer made up for his bubble finish in the $10,300 buy-in High Roller by collecting $12,180 for his eighth-place exit here.

Georgios Zisimopoulos’ was the first player eliminated from the final table. Chidwick, Mike Watson, and that man Bonomo joined Zisimopoulos on the sideline, Bonomo padding his already ample bankroll with another $25,188.

Jake Schindler has a super record in our big buy-in events and his impressive form continued with a third-place finish worth $36,329.

Timothy Adams and Elio Fox locked horns heads-up in a battle for glory. The high-stakes gurus struck a deal to make the pay-jumps less severe, a deal that left $2,000 for the eventual champion.

Adams got his hands on that extra prize for a combined score worth $78,832, which left Fox to scoop a still respectable $67,570 runner-up prize.

MILLIONS Online #04 6-Max High Roller Turbo Final Table Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Timothy Adams	Canada	$78,832*
2	Elio Fox	Mexico	$67,570*
3	Jake Schindler	Mexico	$36,329
4	Justin Bonomo	Canada	$25,188
5	Mike Watson	Canada	$18,648
6	Stephen Chidwick	Mexico	$15,623
7	Georgios Zisimopoulos	Malta	$13,446

*reflects a heads-up deal

MILLIONS Online Mini Main Event Final Table Set

Laszlo Molnar is only eight eliminations away from being crowned the MILLIONS Online Mini Main Event champion, an accolade that comes with a huge $184,507 prize.

The penultimate day started with only 25 players in contention for the top prize. A steady stream of eliminations, including those of APAT WCOAP Main Event winner Patrick Blye (21st – $7,128), and Alexandros Theologis (17th – $7,128), brought the final table ever closer.

The tournament became an all-male affair when Jessica McKeon’s impressive run ended in a 14th place finish worth $8,837. Will Kassouf couldn’t repeat his Irish Poker Masters heroics and had to make do with a 12th place finish worth $8,837.

Five-figure prizes of $11,160 went to Aidin Bagheri and Igor Dursel who busted out in 11th and 10th place respectively.

The final nine return to their seats at 19:05 GMT knowing they can’t win any less than $14,826. This welcomed prize increases to six-figures if they make it to heads-up, with $184,507 waiting for the eventual champion.

Molnar is the man in pole position right now courtesy of bagging up 286,182,614 chips at the close of play. Francois Pirault returns in second-place, although his stack has 122 million fewer chips than chip leader Molnar.

Keep an eye out for Sebastian Henao (132,544,772), too. He finished Day 1B as the chip leader and has cemented his place at the top of the chip counts throughout this amazing tournament.

Don’t write off the chances of start of Day 3 chip leader Daniel Smiljkovic (114,681,703) either, or those of recent Big Game winner Jamie O’Connor (84,050,136), although the latter has some work to do to climb back up the chip counts.

MILLIONS Online Mini Main Event Final Table

Place	Player	Country	Chips
1	Laszlo Molnar	Hungary	286,182,614
2	Francois Pirault	United Kingdom	164,547,426
3	Sebastian Henao	Mexico	132,544,772
4	Justin Ouimette	Canada	123,109,791
5	Daniel Smiljkovic	Austria	114,681,703
6	Joaquim Coutinho	Netherlands	109,880,692
7	Carlos Chadha-Villamarin	Canada	90,689,023
8	Jamie O’Connor	United Kingdom	84,050,136
9	Rui Da Silva	Croatia	21,313,843