Team partypoker in Las Vegas: Team Banks $1.6 Million; Filatov Cashes 11 Times

The 2019 World Series of Poker (WSOP) is done and dusted and while there are still a sprinkling of big tournaments taking place in Las Vegas, the action is basically done for now. Most members of Team partypoker have made, or are making their way home after a long six weeks in the Nevada desert.

A late flourish saw several Team partypoker members bag a cash or two before jetting off home. Anatoly Filatov headed over to the luxurious Bellagio casino for the $10,400 buy-in Bellagio Cup and navigated his way to a sixth-place finish worth $68,661. Filatov’s banked his 11th cash of the summer with an 11th place finish in the $5,000 No-Limit Hold’em at the WSOP and took his earnings to $167,982. Ludovic Geilich and Kristen Bicknell also cashed in this event, busting in 48th and 22nd for scores of $10,382 and $16,582.

None of Filatov’s teammates cashed in more events, although Patrick Leonard came close with 10 in-the-money finishes. Although Leonard is known for his no-limit hold’em prowess, six of his 10 cashes came in non-hold’em events. Leonard also reached three final tables, two in WSOP events, including a fourth-place exit in the $3,000 No-Limit Hold’em event for $114,347.

Our fabulous Chairman Mike Sexton notched his fourth cash of the 2019 WSOP by reaching 61st place in the $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em The Closer with both Jason Koon and Brazilian sensation Joao Simao going deep in the $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em 6-Handed Championship. Koon busted in 23rd place, Simao in 22nd place and both banked $23,315.

Like Sexton, Bertrand “ElkY” Grospellier and Team Online’s Jeff Gross cashed in the $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em The Closer event, finishing 106th and 32nd respectively for $3,840 and $15,018, while ElkY also reached the money in a $550 buy-in event at the Wynn Summer Classic.

The two final result was the 69th place finish in the $3,000 Pot-Limit Omaha 6-Handed by Bruno Fitoussi for $5,174.

Team partypoker in Las Vegas: Full Results

Player | Cashes | Prize money
Anatoly Filatov | 11 | $167,982
Bertrand Grospellier | 7 | $56,300
Bruno Fitoussi | 1 | $5,174
Hristuvoje Pavlovic | 5 | $46,141
Jason Koon | 4 | $62,232
Jeff Gross | 1 | $15,018
Joao Simao | 6 | $121,767
Joni Jouhkimainen | 1 | $50,759
Josip Simunic | 4 | $68,358
Kristen Bicknell | 8 | $79,588
Ludovic Geilich | 7 | $72,831
Mike Sexton | 4 | $28,798
Monika Zukowicz | 1 | $520
Nikita Bodyakovskiy | 3 | $480,500
Patrick Leonard | 10 | $204,608
Patrick Tardif | 1 | $59,338
Richard Dubini | 4 | $26,539
Roberto Romanello | 1 | $8,029
Tom Waters | 1 | $50,855

We have to say congratulations to friend of partypoker and of the King’s Resort, Hossein Ensan, who became the 2019 WSOP Main Event champion. Ensan walked away with a gigantic $10 million cash prize and can call himself World Champion. We are looking forward to seeing Ensan at the upcoming partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Europe festival, taking place at King’s Resort from August 9-18th.