Pavlo Kolinkovskiy Not every top poker tournament players has jetted off to Las Vegas 2021 World Series of Poker . Scores of the game’s elite have chosen to remain on home soil and continue the online poker grind. Pavlo Kolinkovskiy is one such player, and his recent results at GGPoker vindicate his decision to give the WSOP swerve and battle it out online instead.
Kolinkovskiy finished sixth in last week’s Super MILLION$ , a result that saw him reel in $92,164. On November 7, Kolinkovskiy took down not one but two Sunday majors at GGPoker, continuing his impressive form at the virtual felt.
The Ukrainian, who is showing as playing out of Montenegro, won the first of his two tournaments in the $525 Sunday High Rollers Special . The $525 buy-in event drew in a 214-strong field, and he outlasted them all.
Those finishing in the top three positions turned their investment into a five-figure sum. Cyprus’ Kostantinos “WoohooYESYoNo” Tsakonas was the first of that trio to win big, his third-place finish coming with a $12,858 addition to his bankroll.
The Cypriot’s exit left China’s Kevin Pu heads-up against Kolinkovskiy. Neither player was interested in a deal, so they played out the tournament as planned. The heads-up battle went Kolinkovskiy’s way, and he walked away with the title of champion and $22,865. Pu consoled himself with a $17,146 consolation prize. $525 Sunday High Rollers Special Final Table Results
Kolinkovskiy Secures Bounty Turbo Title
Victory number two came in the compact but star-studded $2,100 Sunday High Rollers Heater Bounty Turbo tournament. Only 49 players bought in, but those 49 read like a who’s who of the online poker world.
Hungarian pro Tamas “szagos” Adamszki was the first play at the final table to lock up some of the main prize pool money. Adamszki’s sixth-place exit yielded a combined prize worth $9,314.
Enrico Camosci , who finished second in the Super MILLION$ Kolinkovskiy final tabled, was the next player to bust. The Malta-based star won $6,595 in total.Fourth place and $12,257 went to Bruno Volkmann before Matias “corre19” Salas of Argentina bowed out in third for […]
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