Frank Wins Grand Prix KO Series 6-Max High Roller ($76,212)
Christopher Frank added the Grand Prix KO #03 6-Max High Roller to his long list of poker accomplishments when he topped a star-studded field of 1,103 entrants. Frank turned his $530 investment into a $76,212 prize with bounties included. Grand Prix KO #03 6-Max High Roller Final Table Results Place Player Country Bounties Prize Total
Christopher Frank added the Grand Prix KO #03 6-Max High Roller to his long list of poker accomplishments when he topped a star-studded field of 1,103 entrants. Frank turned his $530 investment into a $76,212 prize with bounties included.
Grand Prix KO #03 6-Max High Roller Final Table Results
Place | Player | Country | Bounties | Prize | Total prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Christopher Frank | Austria | $40,398 | $35,814 | $76,212 |
2 | Vladislav Donchev | Bulgaria | $5,526 | $35,758 | $41,284 |
3 | Shuxrat Salixov | Uzbekistan | $2,613 | $23,510 | $26,123 |
4 | Georgi Sandev | Bulgaria | $5,609 | $15,850 | $21,459 |
5 | Pedro Cavalieri | Brazil | $5,964 | $10,615 | $16,579 |
6 | Stephen Burt | United Kingdom | $6,970 | $7,741 | $14,711 |
7 | Daniel Hopkins | United Kingdom | $5,349 | $5,390 | $10,739 |
The final day’s action started with 164 players in the hunt for the title, including our very own Joao Simao. Our Brazilian hero ran out of steam just short of the final two tables, busting in 13th for a combined prize weighing in at $5,220.
Each of the seven finalists locked in a five-figure payout when bounties payments were included.
Two British players, Daniel Hopkins and Stephen Burt, were the first final table casualties. They saw their partypoker bankrolls swell by $10,739 and $14,717 respectively. Simao’s fellow Brazilian Pedro Cavalieri ran out of steam in fifth ($16,579) before the first if two Bulgarian finalists, Georgi Sandev, bowed out in fourth, a finish worth $21,459.
Third place and $26,123 went to Shuxrat Salixov, who calls Uzbekistan home. Salixov’s exit left Frank heads-up against Vladislav Donchev. Frank has eliminated 13 players on his way to heads-up so had a substantial bounty on his head. Frank secured the bounty on Donchev and his own scalp, resulting in his $35,814 first-place prize getting boosted by a cool $40,398. That is a $76,212 payday from a $530 buy-in. Donchev walked away with $41,284 in total.
Other Grand Prix KO Series Champions
Event | Entrants | Prize pool | Champion | Total prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|
$5.50 Mini 6-Max | 10,923 | $54,615 | William Bennet | $3,781 |
$55 6-Max | 5,702 | $285,100 | Floris Pop | $24,772 |
$215 7-Max Turbo | 246 | $50,000 | Ivan Raich | $7,418 |
$22 Mini 7-Max Turbo | 1,128 | $22,560 | Yevhen Sukhov | $2,807 |
$215 7-Max Turbo | 244 | $50,000 | Santiago Gonzalez Alvarez | $10,373 |
$22 Mini 7-Max Turbo | 1,147 | $22,940 | Gentil Tosetto Junior | $3,151 |
$320 Hyper | 111 | $33,300 | Ilse Kooiker | $6,025 |
$33 Mini Hyper | 614 | $18,420 | Marcel Fischer | $2,552 |
Grand Prix KO Series Main Events in Full Swing
Both the $109 buy-in $500,000 guaranteed Main Event and $11 buy-in $100,000 guaranteed Mini Main Event are in full swing.
The Main Event has attracted 1,126 entrants so far, and 168 have made it through to Day 2. Canada’s Sebastian Sikorski is the current chip leader with 2,607,819 and $265.62 worth of bounties.
The Mini Main Event has seen 4,102 players buy-in and 602 punch their Day 2 tickets. Ireland’s David Ryan leads the way with 3,978,294 chips and $46.86 worth of bounties.
Several Main Event and Mini Main Event Day 1s remain on the schedule, with at least three flights every day between September 29 and October 4. Good luck!
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