Another weekend, another wild ride on the virtual felt at GGPoker. With thousands of players logging in from across the globe, the action hit a fever pitch as massive prize pools and high-stakes decisions unfolded hour after hour. If you tuned in at any point, chances are you caught at least one moment that reminded you why online tournament poker remains one of the most thrilling spectacles in the game.
A Weekend of Poker Action
This weekend wasn’t just about big names and big stacks—it was about execution under pressure. Some players showed off their ICM strategies, others pulled bold river moves, and a few simply outlasted deep, tough fields to lock up career-defining wins. Whether you were watching the nosebleed buy-ins or grinding the mid-stakes rail, there was no shortage of storylines to follow.
In this week’s recap, we’ll spotlight the marquee tournaments, revisit the most dramatic final table showdowns, and recognize the players who navigated crowded fields and complex decisions to come out on top. Let’s dive into one of the most electrifying weekends of tournament poker we’ve seen this spring.
The Weekender Omaholic Bounty
Pot-Limit Omaha devotees found plenty to cheer about this weekend as the Weekender Omaholic Bounty lit up the GGPoker lobby once more. The $54 buy-in and $150,000 guaranteed prize pool proved irresistible yet again, bringing in 2,583 entries eager to navigate the chaos of four-card poker. A $21,676 overlay added some serious extra value to an already enticing event, giving players even more reason to fire multiple bullets.
Day 2 saw 469 survivors return with fresh stacks and bounty ambitions. After hours of swings, deep stacks, and wild pots, it was ‘apachiii’ who emerged victorious, pocketing $8,653.24 in prize money and a hefty $8,547.89 in bounties after an impressively aggressive showing at the final table.
Close behind was ‘Denys Chufarin’, whose patience and well-timed aggression nearly earned them the win. Their second-place effort landed $8,647.76 from the main pool along with $3,656.80 in bounty earnings. ‘PAY@ME’ claimed the bronze after a strong run that saw them collect $6,554.56 plus another $868.76 in bounty cash.
Sunday Showdown $108 [Mystery Bounty]
The Sunday Showdown $108 [Mystery Bounty] once again lived up to its reputation as one of the most thrilling events on the GGPoker calendar. With every elimination shrouded in bounty suspense, the tournament delivered nonstop action and jaw-dropping turns of fortune. This week, 6,013 entries fell just short of the $600,000 guarantee, leaving the prize pool with a $2,548 overlay and setting the stage for another dramatic Sunday night.
After just over 8.5 hours of sharp play and fearless decisions, it was ‘el pip0’ who clinched the top spot, securing $19,137.33 in prize money after a 5-way deal, and padding that with $2,260 in bounties. ‘Timothy PZ’, who made several correct calls en route to the final table, walked away with $25,149.10 and added $1,325 in bounty rewards. ‘Dont_hodl_back’ claimed third with $19,697.73 from the main pool and collected an additional $11,620 in mystery bounty envelopes. Finishing 4th and 5th were ‘Slabotke’ and ‘Hannes Speiser’, who earned $22,835.79 and $22,295.74, respectively, including bounty rewards.
But the most eye-popping moment came well before the final table. In 13th place, ‘VaroninOneLove’ picked up just $1,328.58 in prize money—but cracked open the biggest mystery bounty of the night: an incredible $45,000 payday that instantly rocketed them to the top of the event’s total earnings with $48,538.58.
Sunday High Rollers Main Event
The Sunday High Rollers Main Event once again lived up to its name, offering a ruthless test of skill, stamina, and mental fortitude at the very top of the GGPoker food chain. With a $1,500 buy-in and a guaranteed prize pool of $500,000, the tournament attracted 399 entries and pushed the total prize pool to a towering $568,57. From start to finish, it was a war of attrition, where even the smallest mistake could prove costly—and only the sharpest survived the bubble, with 46 players finishing in the money.
After more than ten grueling hours of high-level play, ‘Volodymyr Palamar’ secured the win and the lion’s share of the prize pool, banking $39,301.92 after a composed, clinical display in every stage of the tournament, plus an additional $54,966.44 in bounties as this event was part of the Bounty Hunters Series. The runner-up spot went to ‘A Pichierri’, whose aggressive but calculated approach kept pressure on the field and earned them $39,301.64 for their efforts plus $8,017.19 in bounties. Rounding out the top three, ‘Shunjiro Kita’ walked away with $31,228.99 and $17,226.56 in bounties.
Bounty Hunters Sunday Main Event
The Bounty Hunters Sunday Main Event returned with a vengeance this weekend, delivering another unforgettable slugfest full of big eliminations, huge bounty scores, and tournament-altering flips. With a modest $54 buy-in and an enormous $750,000 guarantee, the event continues to draw in droves of bounty hunters—and this week was no exception, as 17,977 entries surged the prize pool to a staggering $893,097.36.
Over the course of over 11 hours, the tension steadily built until one player, ‘Lucas Silva’, emerged victorious after a dominating final table performance. Their win came with $33,979.92 in prize money and an eye-popping $17,240.67 in bounty rewards—earned through relentless pressure and sharp decision-making down the stretch. Finishing second was ‘AsTer0iDe’, who picked up $33,970.03 from the prize pool and added another $6,996.72 in bounties after a fiercely competitive heads-up battle. Third place was earned by ‘donkshot1’ and collected $26,992.52, along with $2.921.40 in bounties for their deep run.
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Bounty Hunters HR Main Event
The Bounty Hunters High Roller Main Event once again proved why it’s the crown jewel of GGPoker’s Sunday schedule, drawing elite grinders and fearless bounty chasers from every corner of the globe. With a $525 buy-in and a towering $1,250,000 guarantee, the stakes were sky-high. A massive 3,094 entries pushed the prize pool even further, topping out at a jaw-dropping $1,547,000 and ensuring a payout structure worthy of the intense competition that followed.
When the dust finally settled more than 11 hours later, it was ‘DERAKORECHERAA’ who claimed the spotlight and the title, turning a brilliant run into a massive payday. Their final table dominance translated into $76,244.38 in bounties on top of $81,690.93 in prize money—a performance marked by fearless aggression and razor-sharp timing. Right behind them, ‘widder’ took second, cashing for $76,242.65 from the main pool and adding $3,925.78 in bounties for their deep and impressive showing. And finally in third, ‘Sven Andersson’ collected $60,582.21 plus another $31,397.79 in bounty payouts.
GGMasters Bounty $320
The GGMasters held firm as one of GGPoker’s most iconic Sunday showdowns, delivering yet another edition filled with tension, technical prowess, and bounty-fueled drama. With its $320 buy-in and strict freezeout format, there’s no room for missteps—and no second chances. This week’s tournament drew 1,435 entries, topping the $400,000 guarantee and building a final prize pool of $427,056 that kept every player’s eyes locked on the prize.
From the opening levels, the pace was fierce. Chips flew, bounties piled up, and each hand carried weight in a format where one slip could end a dream. After just shy of 10.5 hours of high-level combat, it was ‘Renan Bruschi’ who rose above the fray, collecting $17,669.48 from the regular pool and a massive $34,754.77 in bounty rewards. Their run was defined by relentless pressure and ice-cold execution.
Taking second place was ‘C Ancelotti’, whose composed, methodical play earned them $17,626.13 and $2,865.23 in bounties. In third, ‘DamengXiang’ made a strong statement with $13,330.47 from the prize pool, along with $3,586.82 in bounties, wrapping up a precise and effective showing. The freezeout format remains the great equalizer—just one bullet, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
GGMasters High Rollers
The GGMasters High Rollers delivered another masterclass in high-stakes freezeout drama this weekend, reaffirming its status as one of the fiercest no-rebuy battlegrounds on GGPoker. With a $1,050 buy-in and the pressure of a $600,000 guaranteed prize pool, the event attracted 772 entries—just enough to edge the prize pool up to a solid $772,000. In a field where one misstep could end your run, only the sharpest and most disciplined players made it through.
Nearly twelve hours and countless big pots later, it was ‘MrDagobert’ who stood alone at the top, locking up $108,028.10 and the title after navigating a final table full of killers. Their mix of controlled aggression and patience proved too much for the rest of the field to handle. Finishing second was ‘R Romanovskyi’, who fought back from multiple short-stack situations to claim $82,819.54 in a gritty and hard-earned runner-up performance.
Third place went to ‘minbet91’, who stayed steady under pressure and walked away with $63,493.75 for another deep run in a stacked tournament. The GGMasters High Rollers freezeout remains a true test of mental endurance and tournament strategy, and this week’s edition delivered at every level.
GGMasters $150
The GGMasters Main Event once again commanded the spotlight this weekend, delivering a grueling two-day freezeout that tested the limits of endurance, strategy, and nerve. With a $150 buy-in and GGPoker’s signature $1,000,000 guarantee, this flagship tournament remains a magnet for the game’s fiercest mid-stakes competitors. A total of 6,517 entries were registered, leaving an overlay of $100,654, which added significant extra incentive for players willing to brave the event.
After 26 hours and 45 minutes of play—spanning two days of deep-stacked tension that included a brief overnight break—it was ‘sp!ke’ who etched their name into the winner’s circle, banking $137,903.10 after a brilliant performance. Right behind them, ‘bluenote’ turned in a standout effort, taking home $103,412.80 after navigating several swingy final table spots with remarkable discipline. In third was ‘PADRE007’ who earned a $77,548.60 payday.
The Weekender
Closing out the weekend in thrilling fashion, The Weekender once again brought high-impact action to GGPoker’s Sunday lineup. With a $50 buy-in and a solid $250,000 guarantee, this crowd favorite drew in 5,141 entries across the multitude of starting flights. The final prize pool remained at $250,000, with a $13,514 overlay, giving players even more incentive to battle through one of the most accessible yet competitive tournaments of the week.
From the 1,017 survivors who made it to Day 2, it was ‘SixReasons-25’ who rose to the top, navigating the shifting dynamics of big stacks and desperate shoves to walk away with $21,649.82 and the win after a deal with the second place finisher, ‘Torracmakto’, who secured $22,713.11. Finishing third to close out the weekend was ‘DALET’, who earned $14,893.87 and a place on the virtual podium.
The End of an Epic Weekend of Poker
As the dust settles on another incredible GGPoker weekend, the stories left behind are nothing short of remarkable. From mystery bounty jackpots to freezeout wins, and from low-stakes heaters to high-roller strategems, this slate of tournaments proved, yet again, that every Sunday at GGPoker offers a stage for greatness.
Every weekend, the fields grow deeper, the play sharper, and the stories richer. And if this week is any indication, the next wave of GGPoker champions is already sharpening their skills and waiting in the wings.
Until next Sunday, may your bluffs go uncalled and all your value bets get paid.