Foxen and Hutter Among Big POWERFEST Winners

Alex Foxen and Barry Hutter kicked off POWERFEST in style by triumphing in the $5,200 High Roller and $2,100 High Roller Opener respectively. The talented high stakes specialist each bagged six-figure prizes, let us see exactly how much they won. Foxen Becomes a POWERFEST Champion A field of 91 players bought into the $5,200 POWERFEST

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Matthew Pitt
Updated · 13 October 2021
Alex Foxen was among the big winners on the opening weekend of POWERFEST

Alex Foxen and Barry Hutter kicked off POWERFEST in style by triumphing in the $5,200 High Roller and $2,100 High Roller Opener respectively. The talented high stakes specialist each bagged six-figure prizes, let us see exactly how much they won.

Foxen Becomes a POWERFEST Champion

A field of 91 players bought into the $5,200 POWERFEST #03 – High Roller event and only 14 of them walked away with a slice of the $500,000 prize pool. Spare a thought for Alexander Tarnok who was the unfortunate soul who burst the money bubble.

The likes of Juan Pardo Dominguez, Chris Brewer, Ole Schemion, Francois Billard, and final table bubble boy Jon Van Fleet helped themselves to a slice of the half-million dollar pie.

Each of the finalists guaranteed themselves at least $20,094. Kevin Macdonald banked this sum when he fell in seventh place. Michael Addamo and Joakim Andersson were the next casualties; they collected $24,379 and $31,252.

Team partypoker’s Kristen Bicknell came unstuck in fourth, a finish worth $42,474, before David Peters‘ elimination in third, worth $60,049, left Foxen heads-up against Christoph Vogelsang.

Foxen busted Vogelsang in second place to secure the $137,317 top prize, leaving Vogelsang to reel in an $87,991 consolation prize.

POWERFEST #03 – High Roller Final Table Results

Place

Player

Country

Prize

1

Alex Foxen

Canada

$137,317

2

Christoph Vogelsang

United Kingdom

$87,991

3

David Peters

Canada

$60,049

4

Kristen Bicknell

Canada

$42,474

5

Joakim Andersson

Malta

$31,252

6

Michael Addamo

United Kingdom

$24,379

7

Kevin Macdonald

Canada

$20,094

Hutter Comes Out On Top In The High Roller Opener

Forty-one of the 281 starters in the $2,100 POWERFEST #01 – High Roller Opener returned to the partypoker tables on April 11 to compete for a share of a $562,000 prize pool. A whole host of stars were among those returnees.

Joao Vieira, Luke Reeves, Mike Watson, Ali Imsirovic, Niklas Astedt, our very own Kristen Bicknell, Darren Elias, and Samuel Vousden were just a handful of superstars who saw a return on their $2,100 investment.

Andrii Derzhypilskyi was the final table’s first casualty. Claas Segebrecht, Wietse Hasper, and Brazilian sensation Bruno Volkmann joined Derzhypilskyi on the rail.

Third place and $52,295 went to Kevin Kai Ka, whose exit left Sami Kelopuro and Barry Hutter heads-up for the title. Hutter and Kelopuro tussled for the title, but did not entertain a deal even though there was a $33,188 difference in the payouts. This meant Hutter walked away with $107,718 when he defeated his Finnish opponent, leaving Kelopuro to secure the $74,530 runner up prize.

POWERFEST #01 – High Roller Opener Final Table Results

Place

Player

Country

Prize

1

Barry Hutter

Mexico

$107,718

2

Sami Kelopuro

Finland

$74,530

3

Kevin Kai Ga

United Kingdom

$52,295

4

Bruno Volkmann

Brazil

$35,114

5

Wietse Hasper

Netherlands

$25,311

6

Claas Segebrecht

Austria

$19,821

7

Andrii Derzhypilskyi

Ukraine

$15,953

Other POWERFEST Champions

  • Leafs191919 – first-place in the $22 POWERFEST #01 – Mini Opener for $10,597
  • Vanessa23 – first-place in the $215 POWEFEST – Mix-Max Knockout Turbo for $9,686*
  • Rezzey – first-place in the $22 POWERFEST – Mini Mix-Max Knockout Turbo for $4,382*
  • Nofxdarkside2 – first-place in the $2.20 POWERFEST #01 – Micro Opener for $972
  • Yoshi_okane – first-place in the $2.20 POWERFEST Micro Mix-Max Knockout Turbo for $342*

*includes bounty payments

POWERFEST Events on April 12

There are plenty of POWERFEST events to get your teeth into on April 12, including Day 2 of the huge $1,111 Big Shot where Oleg Vasylchenko leads the final 53 in a battle for the $25,395 top prize, and probably more than that in bounty payments.

Time (BST)

Event

Buy-in

16:05

POWERFEST 8-Max Knockout: $50K Gtd

$109

16:05

POWERFEST Mini 8-Max Knockout: $15K Gtd

$11

16:05

POWERFEST Micro 8-Max Knockout: $1.5K Gtd

$1.10

19:05

POWERFEST #04 – The Big Shot Day 2: $300K Gtd


19:05

POWERFEST #04 – Mini The Big Shot Day 2: $150K Gtd


19:05

POWERFEST #04 – Micro The Big Shot Day 2: $30K Gtd


19:05

POWERFEST #06 – High Roller Super Seven: $200K Gtd

$1,575

19:05

POWERFEST #06 – Super Seven: $75K Gtd

$320

19:05

POWERFEST #06 – Mini Super Seven: $30K Gtd

$33

19:05

POWERFEST #06 – Micro Super Seven: $4K Gtd

$3.30

20:05

POWERFEST #02 – The Big Fifty Day 1D: $300K Gtd

$55

19:05

POWERFEST – 7-Max Deepstack Hyper Knockout: $30K Gtd

$530

19:05

POWERFEST – Mini 7-Max Deepstack Hyper Knockout: $25K Gtd

$55

19:05

POWERFEST – Micro 7-Max Deepstack Hyper Knockout: $2.5K Gtd

$5.50

SPINS Your Way to POWERFEST Glory

There are a plethora of POWERFEST satellites running around the clock, plus our fantastic POWERFEST edition SPINS. These $10 buy-in three-handed jackpot SNG pay out $20 in cash, or POWERFEST tickets worth between $33 and a cool $2,100. Why not give them a spin?

Multiplier

Frequency per 1M games

1st Place Prize

210

50

$2,100 POWERFEST ticket

105

100

$1,050 POWERFEST ticket

53

250

$530 POWERFEST ticket

32

500

$320 POWERFEST ticket

10.9

3,000

$109 POWERFEST ticket

5.5

123,391

$55 POWERFEST ticket

3.3

240,755

$33 POWERFEST ticket

2

631,954

$20 cash

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