This week’s Big Winners show, once again, that women are no less capable than men at the poker table, and that success isn’t always fleeting. With Kyna England taking down a stacked Mid-States Poker event in Minnesota and Raminder Singh winning twice in one day, there’s a lot to marvel at as we head toward the end of the year. So, with all that being said, here are CardsChat’s Big Winners of the Week ending Dec. 12. (Image: King’s Resort/Tomas Stacha) Josef Gulas Jr.
Main Event
World Series of Poker Europe
King’s Resort
€1,276,712
($1,442,000)
This year’s WSOPE Main Event trophy is staying in the Czech Republic thanks to local pro, Gulas Jr. The win was the biggest of his career by more than $1 million, and provided his first WSOP bracelet. Gulas Jr. won his way into the €10,350 ($11,700) event after cashing in a previous tournament at King’s Resort. He had planned to enter even without a ticket because the opportunity to win a bracelet in his own country was too good to miss, he told reporters after the fact. Regardless of how he got in, the decision to play paid off as he topped the 589-entrant field to become the eighth player from the Czech Republic to win a WSOP bracelet. Kyna England
Main Event
MSPT Winter Poker Classic
Canterbury Park Card Club
$186,709
England won in Minnesota on Sunday by taking down the $1,110 Mid-States Poker Tour Main Event in Shakopee. The Poker Power coach has been on a tear in 2021, running deep in multiple MSPT events and picking up more than $500,000 in prize money. She won even more late last week after defeating a field of 1,042 entrants. In addition to securing another six-figure payday, the win earned England her second live title, adding to the WSOPC ladies’ event she won in 2020.(Image: Partypoker) Andrey Novak ‘ Anjeyyy ’ EPT Online Opener PokerStars $62,516 Novak has come close in major online events over the last 12 months, finishing third in the 2020 Super High Roller […]
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