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The Poker Masters Online action on partypoker continues to draw big numbers and this weekend the total paid out prize money vaulted to $17.7 million with 12 events left to be played! All the final table action was covered on the PokerGO Facebook channel and you can relive the action right here as Mustapha Kanit, Timothy Adams, and Jason Koon locked up big wins. Greece’s Alexandros Kolonias took the lead on the Championship standings as he’s the front-runner to take home the $50,000 top prize and the coveted Purple Jacket with 12 events left to be played.

The Poker Masters Online has a night off today and the Top 10 of the overall Championship is now as follows. A total of 99 unique players have now recorded at least one result in this series for a total of $17.7 million in prize money paid out.

Poker Masters Online Championship Standings
Name Earnings Points Cashes
1 Alexandros Kolonias $591,214 592 7
2 Timothy Adams $583,575 584 7
3 Artur Martirosian $561,090 562 4
4 Eelis Parssinen $536,131 537 3
5 Andras Nemeth $534,678 535 5
6 Jorryt van Hoof $527,712 531 7
7 Alex Foxen $500,777 501 5
8 Luuk Gieles $492,017 492 3
9 Justin Bonomo $606,974 450 3
10 Michael Addamo $444,037 406 3

Going back to Friday night, Hungary’s Laszlo Bujtas took down the $10,000 Pot Limit Omaha event for $272,141 beating Canada’s Ami Barer heads up. Jorryt van Hoof recorded another cash, finishing fourth, and along with a ninth-place finish in Event #15 and fourth in Event #17 he now sits sixth on the overall standings with seven total cashes for $527,712. Event #12 had 87 total entries creating a prize pool worth $870,000 and former Championship leader Andras Nemeth recorded a min cash to bring his total results to five.

Event #12 $10,000 PLO
Place Name Payout Points
1 Bujtas Laszlo $272,141 272
2 Ami Barer $169,650 170
3 Carlo van Ravenswood $104,400 104
4 Jorryt van Hoof $75,125 75
5 Bengt Sonnert $54,375 54
6 Andreas Torbergsen $36,975 37
7 Ali Imsirovic $28,275 28
8 Adam Hendrix $28,275 28
9 George Wolff $28,275 28
10 Jean Carlos Rincon $23,836 24
11 Andras Nemeth $23,836 24
12 Christopher Frank $23,836 24

The action on Friday night was capped off by Dutchman Luuk Gieles who took a commanding chip lead right after the money bubble burst and he never let go of said chip lead. Timothy Adams, who made his way into the money with the shortest stack, mounted an impressive to find himself heads up roughly an hour later. Relive this final table on Facebook right here with commentary provided by Jeff Platt and Remko Rinkema. This event had 68 total entries creating a prize pool worth $680,000.

Event #13 $10,000 NLHE 6-Max
Place Name Payout Points
1 Luuk Gieles $253,217 253
2 Timothy Adams $153,000 153
3 Ludovic Geilich $81,600 82
4 Kahle Burns $61,200 61
5 Alex Foxen $44,200 44
6 Mike Watson $30,600 31
7 Lukas Nowakowski $24,727 25
8 Alexandros Kolonias $24,727 25
9 Steve O’Dwyer $24,727 25
Mustapha Kanit
Mustapha Kanit was victorious in Event #14 for $279,300.

Saturday night saw Mustapha Kanit record his first cash of the series and he immediately made it a big one by defeating a field of 114 entries. Kanit took the lion share of the $1,140,000 prize pool after defeating current Poker Masters Championship leader Alexandros Kolonias heads up. Artur Martirosian gathered valuable points with his third-place finish as he managed to climb up to third on the overall standings.

Event #14 $10,000 NLHE
Place Name Payout Points
1 Mustapha Kanit $279,300 279
2 Alexandros Kolonias $199,500 200
3 Artur Martirosian $142,500 143
4 Brunno Botteon $99,750 100
5 Christoph Vogelsang $74,100 74
6 Edwin Amaya $57,000 57
7 Simon Pedersen $45,600 46
8 Alex Foxen $37,050 37
9 Simon Higgins $28,500 29
10 Lucas Reeves $28,500 29
11 Jake Schindler $28,500 29
12 Chris Fraser $28,500 29
13 Mike Watson $22,800 23
14 Nick Petrangelo $22,800 23
15 Niklas Astedt $22,800 23
16 Kahle Burns $22,800 23

Event #15 had 78 total entries and Timothy Adams continued his strong streak by winning this one after defeating a truly epic final table. After Alexandros Kolonias departed in seventh place it was former Purple Jacket winner Ali Imsirovic who busted in sixth followed by Ben Heath, Alex Foxen, and Dario Sammartino. Adams collected another $243,988 payout, putting him within striking distance of the Championship lead, just one min cash behind Kolonias. You can catch the final table action of Event #14 and #15 on the PokerGO Facebook page.

Event #15 $10,000 No Limit Hold’em
Place Name Payout Points
1 Timothy Adams $243,988 244
2 Joao Vieira $152,100 152
3 Dario Sammartino $93,600 94
4 Alex Foxen $68,250 68
5 Ben Heath $48,750 49
6 Ali Imsirovic $33,150 33
7 Alexandros Kolonias $25,350 25
8 Yahia Fahmy $25,350 25
9 Jorryt van Hoof $25,350 25
10 Sami Kelopuro $21,370 21
11 Elias Talvitie $21,370 21
12 Juan Pardo Dominguez $21,370 21
Jason Koon
Jason Koon in action during Super High Roller Bowl Bahamas in 2019.

On Sunday all three events were heavily contested with Jason Koon winning the biggest single prize. Koon, recording his first cash of the series, won the $25,000 No Limit Hold’em event that had a total of 72 entries creating a $1.8 million prize pool. Koon squared off at the final table against familiar opponents such as Steve O’Dwyer and Justin Bonomo who finished second and third.

Event #16 $25,000 No Limit Hold’em
Place Name Payout Points
1 Jason Koon $549,000 329
2 Justin Bonomo $369,000 221
3 Steve O’Dwyer $252,000 151
4 Conor Beresford $162,000 97
5 Juan Pardo Dominguez $126,000 59
6 Dario Sammartino $99,000 51
7 Joni Jouhkimainen $85,500 51
8 Daniel Smith $81,000 49
9 Ole Schemion $76,500 46

Everyone’s four-card favorite was back on the menu on Sunday as well, this time attracting 92 entries for a prize pool just shy of a million dollars. As usual, Finland was heavily represented with the entire final table hailing from Europe. After a German, Norwegian, and Dutchman busted it was two Fins and a Swede battling over the $287,781 top prize. Eelis Parssinen ultimately beat Bengt Sonnert heads up and his third cash in the series bumped him into fourth on the overall standings.

Event #17 $10,000 PLO 6-max
Place Name Payout Points
1 Eelis Parssinen $287,781 288
2 Bengt Sonnert $179,400 179
3 Aku Joentausta $110,400 110
4 Jorryt van Hoof $80,500 81
5 Andreas Torbergsen $57,500 58
6 Tobias Ziegler $39,100 39
7 Andrew Moseley $29,900 30
8 Pedro Zagalo $29,900 30
9 Ferenc Deak $29,900 30
10 Carlo van Ravenswoud $25,206 25
11 Niko Soininen $25,206 25
12 Joao Vieira $25,206 25

Closing out a big night of Sunday action was a $10,000 No Limit Hold’em event with a fast structure. Arguably one of the most successful online tournament players of the last five years, Linus Loeliger, made his first Poker Masters Online final table appearance and closed it out in style. Artur Martisorian collected another great result vaulting him into third on the overall standings. This event had 104 total entries creating a prize pool of $1,040,000. Watch all the Sunday night Poker Masters Online action on the PokerGO Facebook page.

Event #18 $10,000 NLHE
Place Name Payout Points
1 Linus Loeliger $325,318 325
2 Artur Martirosian $202,800 203
3 Darrell Goh $124,800 125
4 Niklas Astedt $91,000 91
5 Ole Schemion $65,000 65
6 Edwin Amaya $44,200 44
7 Adrian Mateos $33,800 34
8 Chris Hunichen $33,800 34
9 Sergi Reixach $33,800 34
10 Aliaksandr Hirs $28,493 28
11 Luc Greenwood $28,493 28
12 Nick Petrangelo $28,493 28

The Poker Masters Online continues on Tuesday night with a $25,000 and $10,000 No Limit Hold’em event.

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