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It took just over 10 hours to not only let the money bubble burst but also determine the nine-handed final table for the international 2020 World Series of Poker GGPoker $10,000 Championship Main Event.
And it indeed is an international line-up as all nine contenders hail from different countries. That means the planned live final table at the King's Resort in Rozvadov, Czech Republic, on Dec. 15 will require a wide array of travel plans to come through without a hitch.
Most importantly right now, all nine finalists out of a field of 674 entries have secured a decent slice of the $6,470,400 prize pool, with each of them having at least $75,360 awarded for their efforts.
They have also retained their chances at the additional $1 million sponsored by the WSOP and GGPoker if they accumulate all the chips on the final table and then win the Heads-Up Championship against the winner of the upcoming WSOP.com edition of this very tournament for players located in Nevada and New Jersey.
2020 GGPoker WSOP $10,000 Main Event Final Table
| Position | Player | Country | Chip Count | Big Blinds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Brunno Botteon | Brazil | 10,317,743 | 52 |
| 2 | Manuel 'robocup' Ruivo | Portugal | 6,213,759 | 31 |
| 3 | Damian Salas | Argentina | 5,653,528 | 28 |
| 4 | fullbabyfull | Liechtenstein | 4,232,560 | 21 |
| 5 | Hannes 'BlackFortuna' Speiser | Austria | 3,515,744 | 18 |
| 6 | Dominykas 'MickeyMouse' Mikolaitis | Lithuania | 3,165,440 | 16 |
| 7 | Ramon 'Ritza' Miquel Munoz | Spain | 3,035,940 | 15 |
| 8 | Peiyuan 'fish3098' Sun | China | 2,185,676 | 11 |
| 9 | Stoyan 'UncleToni' Obreshkov | Bulgaria | 2,119,610 | 11 |
After a late surge on the final table bubble, Brazil's Brunno Botteon emerged as the chip leader with a stack of 10,317,743, followed by Portugal's online poker prodigy Manuel 'robocup' Ruivo (6,213,759) and Damian Salas (5,653,528, lead photo) as the only other players above the current average.
For Salas, it is the second final table appearance as he finished in seventh place in the 2017 WSOP Main Event and cashed for $1,425,000.
The only unknown finalist thus far is 'fullbabyfull', who uses the flag of Liechtenstein on GGPoker and made it through with a stack of 4,232,560. Austria's Hannes 'BlackFortuna' Speiser has a rather straight forward travel itinerary and claimed 3,515,744 to his name closely followed by Lithuania's Dominykas 'MickeyMouse' Mikolaitis (3,165,440) and Ramon 'Ritza' Miquel Munoz (3,035,940) of Spain.
Separated by a fraction of a big blind at the bottom of the leaderboard are China's Peiyuan 'fish3098' Sun (2,185,676) and Bulgaria's Stoyan 'UncleToni' Obreshkov (2,119,610).
If the name of the latter may sound familiar, it is perhaps the instant mix-up with fellow countryman Stoyan Madanzhiev, who won the 2020 WSOP Online Main Event earlier this year for nearly $4m. Obreshkov has nearly $1.2 million in live cashes to his name and cashed at WSOP tournaments in Las Vegas during the last three live editions.
After an extensive final table bubble period with numerous double-ups, the action concluded near the end of Level 34 with blinds of 100,000/200,000 and a running ante of 20,000, which is where the planned live final table will continue. All finalists have locked up a payday of $75,360 and the winner takes home $1,550,969.
Race Towards the Money
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It didn't take long for the first tables to break as the 179 survivors throughout three starting days were reduced at a rapid pace early on. Former WSOP bracelet winners such as Georgios Sotiropoulos, Simon Lofberg, Barak 'LuckySecret' Wisbrod, Alex Papazian, and Jonas Lauck all departed prior to the money bubble.
The only unknown finalist thus far is 'fullbabyfull', who uses the flag of Liechtenstein on GGPoker and made it through with a stack of 4,232,560. Austria's Hannes 'BlackFortuna' Speiser has a rather straight forward travel itinerary and claimed 3,515,744 to his name closely followed by Lithuania's Dominykas 'MickeyMouse' Mikolaitis (3,165,440) and Ramon 'Ritza' Miquel Munoz (3,035,940) of Spain.
Separated by a fraction of a big blind at the bottom of the leaderboard are China's Peiyuan 'fish3098' Sun (2,185,676) and Bulgaria's Stoyan 'UncleToni' Obreshkov (2,119,610).
If the name of the latter may sound familiar, it is perhaps the instant mix-up with fellow countryman Stoyan Madanzhiev, who won the 2020 WSOP Online Main Event earlier this year for nearly $4m. Obreshkov has nearly $1.2 million in live cashes to his name and cashed at WSOP tournaments in Las Vegas during the last three live editions.
After an extensive final table bubble period with numerous double-ups, the action concluded near the end of Level 34 with blinds of 100,000/200,000 and a running ante of 20,000, which is where the planned live final table will continue. All finalists have locked up a payday of $75,360 and the winner takes home $1,550,969.
Race Towards the Money
Meilleur Main Poker Texas Hold'em
It didn't take long for the first tables to break as the 179 survivors throughout three starting days were reduced at a rapid pace early on. Former WSOP bracelet winners such as Georgios Sotiropoulos, Simon Lofberg, Barak 'LuckySecret' Wisbrod, Alex Papazian, and Jonas Lauck all departed prior to the money bubble.
Big names such as Ludovic 'Gr4vyB04t' Geilich, Alexandros Kolonias, Anatoly Filatov, Andreas Christoforou, Anton 'RUN_CMD' Wigg, Sosia 'Aunty_Ninja' Jiang, and former WSOP Main Event finalist Antoine 'yihaaa' Labat all hit the rail without any payday as well. Only a few spots from the bubble, Sung Joo 'ArtePokerTV' Hyun had his aces cracked by the king-deuce suited of Speiser.
The money bubble itself didn't include any showdown, as China's Zhiao 'KingChips' He was sitting out and didn't return in time to see his final hand to become the last participant without anything to show for. Things never really slowed down during that stage and three-way all-ins were no rarity.
Read more: What Does Another WSOP Main Event Mean for Poker?
Vijayaratnam Misses Out
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Once in the money, players such as Antoine Saout, Christopher 'Mangudai' Frank and Severin 'itymnp' Schleser all vanished, as well as Norway's Ruben 'Sjokomelk' Gravlien, who was near the top of the leaderboard for an extended period of time. Sergio Aido, Thomas 'MickeyM' Boivin, and Alex Difelice all ran deep as well, as did Toby 'shinerrr' Joyce, who was the last WSOP bracelet winner standing.
After losing a flip with ace-king versus jacks, Joyce bowed out in 32nd place to leave the field shy of any former champs.
Day 1B chip leader Blaz Zerjav and Day 1A chip leader Julian 'VWgunther' Menhardt were eliminated in 25th and 24th place, respectively, and accomplished Norwegian poker pro Preben Stokkan was the next high profile casualty right after. Down to the final two tables, Diego 'Ushuaia1' Zeiter lost a flip with king-jack suited versus pocket tens to settle for 18th place.
What followed can only be described as a highly entertaining roller coaster ride of emotions for nearly all remaining hopefuls. The double-ups kept on coming for the next two and a half hours until the final table was eventually set with the eliminations of Day 1C chip leader Senthuran 'Prodigal Sen' Vijayaratnam in 11th place and Thomas 'ggmbn' Macdonald in 10th place.
2020 GGPoker WSOP $10,000 Main Event Payouts
| Place | Prize Money (USD) |
|---|---|
| 1 | $1,550,969 |
| 2 | $1,062,723 |
| 3 | $728,177 |
| 4 | $498,947 |
| 5 | $341,879 |
| 6 | $234,255 |
| 7 | $160,512 |
| 8 | $109,982 |
| 9 | $75,360 |
All finalists are now on break and need to quickly explore available travel options to the scheduled live final table at the King's Resort, which is currently slated to commence at 7 p.m. local time on Dec. 15.
Stay tuned for the conclusion of this event and bookmark the PokerNews live reporting page as we'll be there to once again to deliver all the key hands.
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Texas Hold'em Poker
Since year 2000 online Texas Hold'em Poker has grown steadily, and big poker rooms like PokerStars and Party Poker see hundreds of thousands Texas Hold'em players logging in to their accounts daily. No Limit Texas Hold'em tournaments and cash games are running 24/7 on more than 20 different poker networks worldwide.
Online poker makes it easy for people to find Texas Hold'em Poker tables, and this specific variation of poker can be played for free or for real money across all online poker sites. Poker has always been extremely popular in the US and home games all over the country take place daily. It is estimated that more than 50 million Americans play this exciting game on a habitual basis and the rest of the world is catching up.
Below you find the top 10 Texas Hold'em Poker sites, which all have games running 24 hours a day and offer both cash games, tournaments and even free money play.
Top 6 Texas Hold'em Poker Sites
| Site | Bonus | Review | Visit |
|---|---|---|---|
| William Hill Poker | €1400 | ||
| PokerStars | $1500 | T&Cs Apply. 18+ | |
| Full Tilt Poker | $600 | ||
| Betfair Poker | $2000 | T&Cs Apply. 18+ | |
| Betfred Poker | €1500 | ||
| Betsafe Poker | $ | T&Cs Apply. 18+ |
Texas Hold'em Poker Online
The real boom in online Texas Hold'em took place in 2003 after Chris Moneymaker managed to win a life changing first prize at the World Series of Poker. The media coverage of an amateur player winning $2.500.000 for $40 was endless and suddenly players from all over the world began playing internet Texas Hold'em Poker tournaments. With the massive amount of online players today, it is easy to find small buy in qualifier tournaments. This way poker player's does have a great chance to win their way to bigger Texas Hold'em events basically without risk. A few dollars is enough to aim for a big prize pool in the major poker tournament series taking place online.
The popularity of online Texas Hold'em seems unstoppable, and recently saw a real money tournament with 65.000 players in it (July 2009). The poker community has grown to heights that were never to be expected and the majority of Hold'em players find online poker a perfect way to relax and have fun with the game they love. Texas Hold'em players around the world have a lot of things in common, but the most important of them all is to repeat, what Chris Moneymaker did back in 2003. Winning the WSOP main Event is simply something any online Texas Hold'em tournament player is dreaming about. Texas Hold'em download software are 100% free of charge and all online poker rooms listed on these pages allow players to play free Texas Hold'em poker.
Free Texas Hold'em PokerFree Texas Hold'em Poker allows players that are relatively new to the game the opportunity to learn and win free money. Join for example pokerstars.net and learn how to play Texas hold'em for free. Developing your skills to a certain point before enrolling into real money games would be very much advisable, as it prevent getting beat easily and therefore giving up easily. Developing your skills in a free Texas Hold'em Room can also be achieved by signing up for an account at Pokerstars and take the time to watch other people play. In this manner you can observe the pattern of the game and get a better understanding before you get beat on a table and walk away from the game.
The Popularity of Texas Hold'em Poker
There are many variations of poker, but without doubt online Texas Hold'em Poker is by far the most popular. TV poker shows is the main reason for the massive exposure and the interest for poker and especially online poker. Texas Hold'em tournaments with massive prize pools are shown on many of the biggest TV channels in the world, and alone in the US there is more than 10.000.000 online poker players, who play Texas Hold'em on a regular basis. Watching how professional poker players play this extraordinary game in TV programs is great. However the TV shows do not entirely cover all the aspects of Texas Hold'em Poker strategy. The crucial decisions made by players depend on many factors and in reality the two hole cards is only a fractional part of the decision making.
No Limit Texas Hold'em is a skill game. It is proven many times and in recent years many countries have actually investigated, if poker was gambling or skill. The conclusion remains the same all over the world. Texas Hold'em Poker is a game of skill. The internet is a great place to train your Texas Hodl'em Poker skills.
Free Texas Hold em poker downloads is available on most online poker websites today, and it is a viable option to participate in Texas Hold'em tournament freerolls without making a deposit. When you play free Teaxs Hold'em, it is important to remember that your opposition does not have anything on stake, and many participants in freerolls are actually not even trying to play Texas Hold'em, but goes all in more or less every hand. Online Texas Holdem games are offered on all stakes, and it is possible to play the game against serious competitors without risking a lot, and it is advisable to create a real money poker account, as Hold'em become a lot more serious when money is at stake.
Texas Hold'em Poker Rules and Strategy
Texas Hold'em rules are fairly easy to understand and only take a few minutes to learn, and all poker sites offer Texas Hold'em rules for their players before they start. If you should play a hand or not is one of the most fundamental decisions you make, when you play Texas Hold'em Poker. The game is in its nature a 'high card' game, because high cards leave many more chances of winning than low cards.
Texas Hold'em hand selection is therefore something that needs to be second nature, when you play poker. To decide which Texas Hold'em poker hands are playable also depends on the position you have in the betting round. Assuming 9 players at the Texas Hold'em poker table, players can use the following Texas Hold'em chart, as a help to understand which hands are playable preflop. The chart is meant to be a guideline and is not factoring in opponents behavior, blind levels, stack sizes, and if the pot has already been raised or other important factors. The below chart divides Texas Hold'em hands into groups and was originally constructed by Mason Malmuth and David Sklansky.
Group 1:AA, KK, QQ, JJ, AKs
Group 2: TT, AQs, AJs, KQs, AK
Group 3:99, JTs, QJs, KJs, ATs, AQ
Group 4:T9s, KQ, 88, QTs, 98s, J9s, AJ, KTs
Group 5:77, 87s, Q9s, T8s, KJ, QJ, JT, 76s, 97s, Axs, 65s
Group 6: 66, AT, 55,86s, KT, QT, 54s, K9s, J8s, 75s
Group 7: 44, J9, 64s, T9, 53s, 33, 98,43s, 22, Kxs, T7s, Q8s
Group 8: 87, A9, Q9, 76,42s, 32s, 96s, 85s, 58, J7s, 65, 54
An 's' after any of the above Texas Poker hands refers to the hand being suited.
Group 1 and 2 can be played from any position.
Group 3 to 5 are playable only in mid and late position.
Group 6 to 8 can only be played from late position.
Playing strictly after the Sklansky groups preflop are of course not healthy in the long run. If you continuously play against the same players on a regular basis it will simply be too easy for you opponents to determine your hand range and make decisions easier for them. However playing too many hands from wrong positions will cause a disaster and should be avoided in most cases. Again poker has to be played as a situational game and many things determine what the best option at a given point is.
No rules without exceptions and this are certainly truer in poker than in many other games. In rare occasion folding AA preflop will be the correct strategy. Beginning to think about your position at table will improve your game significantly in a short period of time. Understanding how to play Texas Hold em poker a little bit better than your opponents increases your chances of making a profit considerably and definitely makes this enjoyable game more fun.
About Texas Hold'em Poker
This game is world wide known as the Cadillac of poker. The ability to go all in and either win or lose a very big pot make this game one of the most skillful amongst all poker variations. When playing Texas Hold'em poker online players can enjoy a broad variety of Texas Hold'em games, freerolls, cash games, and Texas Hold'em tournaments are available on every poker room. For US players who wants to play Texas Hold'em we recommend Cake Poker. European players should choose to the Texas Hold'em at William Hill Poker and Party Poker, as they offer new players great incentives when creating an account. Both rooms offer a poker bonus plus free Texas Hold Them Poker tournaments.
How to play Texas Poker hold them is not an easily answered question. First of all it is needed to know the rules of poker and the hand rankings to understand how a pot is won. The great thing about online poker is that it is 100% free to download all the Texas Hold Them software's and no fees are charged for any service provided. Online poker is a great learning universe as play money tables are open 24/7 and players decide if they want to open a real money account or not. Remember that poker is a skill game and should be played accordingly to your skills and poker bankroll.
Playing low stakes poker in the beginning is the best choice a new player can make. It is a lot more educational to play for real than freerolls and as buy ins can be found on all poker sites for as low as $1 it is affordable for anyone to add a little extra excitement into the Texas Hold Them game. Online poker is supposed to be enjoyable and fun. The need for responsible gaming can not be emphasized enough and you as player should make sure to play at reasonable stakes at all times. Hold them poker tournaments is a great way to get a lot of excitement and it is possible to win a fair amount compared to your buy in. Many poker tournaments online are offering guaranteed prize pools which is awfully popular amongst players.
