Tapio Vihakas The World Series of Poker (WSOP) Online is reaching its midpoint on GGPoker and saw four more gold bracelets dished out over the weekend.
Events such as the Million Dollar Mystery Bounty , $10K Heads-Up Championship and the Millionaire Maker all reached their conclusion while the Super MILLION$ High Roller determined its final nine players. TEMPLE OF FATE ADVENTURE PARTY DANCING GOLD LUCKY DUCK Tapio Vihakas Takes Down Million Dollar Mystery Bounty
The long awaited final table of Event #7: Million Dollar Mystery Bounty played out on Saturday, August 27, and was broadcasted on GGPoker’s Youtube Channel , which was watched by tens of thousands.
While the sought after million dollar bounty was pulled on Day 2 by Scott Ball , there was still plenty up for grabs as a WSOP bracelet and the $367,953 up top awaited the winner. It took several Day 1 flights and a Day 2 to whittle the field of 51,003 entries down to the final nine, with the remaining players looking to grab the lion’s share of the $10,200,600 prize pool. $10,200,600 #7: Million Dollar Mystery Bounty – $1M Top Bounty FINAL TABLE Alexey Solntsev was the first player to leave the final table. He moved all in from the big blind with ace-seven after Hyunsup Kim opened the action with pocket sixes. Kim called and his hand remained best to send Solntsev to the rail on the very first hand of the day.
The next bust out would the take place around 90 minutes later, with Rytis Strigunas putting in his short stack with king-queen. Diogo Ferreira Da Silva woke up in the big blind and called with ace-ten. Strigunas flopped a flush draw and a straight draw to broadway but was unable to leapfrog his opponent on the turn or river.
Kubanychbek Abakirov was the next final table casualty thanks to a preflop cooler. Abakirov shipped in the last of his stack with ace-king but was unable to improve against Tapio Vihakas’ pocket kings. Kim then got his second knockout of the day after his ace-queen held out to best ace-six of […]
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