Yiannis Liperis Yiannis Liperis took his lifetime live poker tournament winnings through the magical $2 million barrier when he took down the £1,100 buy-in DTD High Roller event at Dusk Till Dawn this weekend. Liperis’ victory come off the back of three impressive results at the recent PokerStars EPT Monte Carlo festival, which included a fourth-place finish in the €2,200 FPS High Roller worth €99,190. DTD High Roller Results
1 Yiannis Liperis £34,000 2 Matthew Bonham £22,000 3 Parminder Kandola £13,000 4 Majid Nadeem £9,000 5 Ben Dobson £6,500 6 Nikolay Ponomarev £5,000 7 John Bassett £4,000 8 Gary Miller £3,500 9 Tariq Imam £3,000 The £1,100 DTD High Roller drew in a crowd of 94 entrants, and the top nine finishers each received a slice of the £100,000 prize pool. Tariq Imam , a player better known for grinding Pot-Limit Omaha games online, finished in ninth place and won £3,000.
Former WPT500 champion Gary Miller was the next to fall, his eighth-place finish came with £3,500. John Bassett and Nikolay Ponomarev joined the list of busted players but not before diverting past the DTD cashier’s cage to collect their £4,000 and £5,000 payouts.
Fifth place and £6,500 went to the popular professional Ben Dobson . Dobson, a WSOP bracelet winner and former GUKPT Manchester champion, reached the final table of the recent partypoker Championship UK Main Event . Dobson looks to be in solid form with the 2022 WSOP on the horizon.
The final four-figure prize went to Majid Nadeem , who you may recall finished third in the 2022 Irish Open Coin Rivet High Roller for €51,385. Nadeem’s demise in fourth place in this event came with £9,000.
The final three became two when Parminder Kandola bowed out. Kandola received a career-best £13,000 for this impressive deep run, surpassing the £8,520 he collected in August 2018 when he came out on top in a £60 buy-in Grand Prix Mini at Dusk Till Dawn.
Heads-up saw Matthew Bonham take on Yiannis Liperis for the title. The heads-up duo did not strike a deal despite a £12,000 difference between the payouts. Bonham recently […]
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