Brazilians Dominate in the PokerNews Online Championship

Day 6 of the $1 million guaranteed PokerNews Online Championship at 888poker was a busy one, with five events crowning their worthy champions. Four of those tournament were six-handed mystery bounty events, with the unique Cut to the Chase event being the fifth and final tournament of the evening. Four of the day’s champions hail from Brazil.

The $109 buy-in edition of the Mystery Bounty 6-Max saw 192 players create a $19,200 prize pool, and Brazil’s “betsoares” came away with $3,658 of that sum. The largest mystery bounty weighed in at $2,000, and it was seventh-place finisher “Tttrrx” who pulled this out of the golden envelope before bursting the final table bubble.

“33betwizkid,” who reached a final table on Day 5, finished in sixth for $646 before “Klus76” fell by the wayside in fifth, a finish good for $1,270. Fourth place and $1,586 went to Ukraine’s “konvlo”, with “NightNugg” of the UK busting in third for $2,302.

“betsoares” and “uincom61” battled one-on-one for the right to call themselves a PokerNews Online Championship champion. Eventually, it was “betsoares” who came out on top, and they scooped $3,658 leaving the runner-up to claim a $2,424 consolation prize.

$12,000 Mystery Bounty 6-Max Final Table Results

Rank Player Country Bounties Prize Total Prize
1 betsoares Brazil $490 $3,168 $3,658
2 uincom61 Germany $240 $2,184 $2,424
3 NightNugg United Kingdom $652 $1,650 $2,302
4 konvlo Ukraine $464 $1,122 $1,586
5 Klus76 $412 $858 $1,270
6 33betwizkid United Kingdom $52 $594 $646

“DOPABR” Cuts to the Chase and Becomes a Champion

The Cut to the Chase tournament saw variable blind levels, which increased as the event progressed. At the end of the day, it was “DOPABR” who adapted to the changing conditions the best, and they turned their $11 investment into a $448 prize.

Blind levels started at five minutes while late registration was open before lengthening to six minutes until the bubble burst. Those blind levels increased to eight minutes until the final table was set, then extended to 12 minutes until the champion was crowned.

Five of the final table walked away with three-figure prizes for their $11 buy-in. “LadyLuck90” ($119), “Babychill377” ($164), and “Lavraaa” ($228) were three of those big winners, as were runner-up “shaormastyle” ($320) and our worthy champion.

$2,000 Cut to the Chase Final Table Results

Rank Player Country Prize
1 DOPABR Brazil $448
2 shaormastyle Romania $320
3 Lavraaa Ukraine $228
4 Babychill377 Ukraine $164
5 LadyLuck90 United Kingdom $119
6 EMLP1000 Brazil $86
7 Jenya3351 Ukraine $63
8 pokegod14 United Kingdom $46
9 ScuzoMoi Sweden $33

PokerNews Online Championship Results So Far

Expand the table below to discover which 888poker players have excelled during the early stages of the inaugural PokerNews Online Championship.

Event Buy-in Entrants Prize Pool Champion Prize
#1 Opening Event Mystery Bounty $11 1,733 $17,330 mAteus.dAne $1,931*
#2 Opening Event Mystery Bounty $55 850 $42,500 brainiac1 $4,334*
#3 Opening Event Mystery Bounty $109 1,118 $120,000 yriy3 $15,389*
#4 Opening Event Mystery Bounty $22 795 $15,900 KovalevEvgen $1,827*
#5 Opening Event High Roller $525 92 $46,000 dariotoma $11,334
#6 PKO Mini $11 1,111 $11,110 GemeValter $1,884*
#7 PKO Mid $33 497 $14,910 jetskii $2,232*
#8 PKO $55 283 $14,150 Sosiska $2,372*
#9 PKO $109 169 $16,900 michel.mica $3,526*
#10 PKO 6-Max Mini $11 928 $10,000 Fishmir $1,323*
#11 PKO 6-Max High Roller $320 58 $17,400 ingeruRO14 $5,690*
#12 PKO 6-Max Mid $55 262 $13,100 888BIDO $3,068*
#13 PKO 6-Max $109 135 $13,500 algsxr $3,231*
#14 Deep Stack Mini $8.80 748 $5,984 smoky011$927
#15 Deep Stack Mid $33 428 $12,840 Motik_13 $2,348
#16 Deep Stack $109 129 $12,900 MikeyW94 $2,999
#17 Super KO Mini $11 1,147 $11,470 sumyfish $903*
#18 Super KO High Roller $320 63 $18,900 pincha73 $3,846*
#19 Super KO $109 186 $18,600 Nowitzki_41 $2,724*
#20 SNAP PKO 6-Max $16.50 143 $2,145 shaormastyle $509*
#21 Mystery Bounty 6-Max Mini $11 1,334 $13,340 Trabuca $1,529*
#22 Mystery Bounty 6-Max Micro $5.50 1,052 $5,260 Bazinga888 $529*
#23 Mystery Bounty 6-Max Mid $22 690 $13,800 paitaon $2,059*
#24 Mystery Bounty 6-Max $109 192 $19,200 betsoares $3,658*
#25 Cut to the Chase 11 168 $2,000 DOPABR $448

*includes bounty payments

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Remaining PokerNews Online Championship Schedule

Day 7 of the PokerNews Online Championship at 888poker sees another four events take place. Three DeepStack PKO’s with buy-ins of $11, $55, and $109 are sure to attract some incredible players, as is the $11 buy-in PLO Mystery Bounty. Mystery Bounty tournaments are mainly played as No-Limit Hold’em, so adding the craziness of Pot-Limit Omaha into the mix seems like a recipe for ridiculous fun!

Of course, there are also Mini Main Event and Main Event flights for you to get involved in. The $25 buy-in $50,000 Mystery Bounty Mini Main Event has flights at 2:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., and 10:00 p.m. GMT, while flights for the $215 buy-in, $300,000 guaranteed Main Event take place at 4:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., and 10:00 p.m. GMT. Good luck!

Date Time (GMT) Event Buy-in Guarantee
Sat 2 Mar 5:00 p.m. PokerNews #26 Deep Stack PKO Mini $11 $10,000
6:00 p.m. PokerNews #27 Deep Stack PKO Mid $55 $12,000
6:30 p.m. PokerNews #28 PLO Mystery Bounty $11 $2,000
7:00 p.m. PokerNews #29 Deep Stack PKO $109 $12,000
Sun 3 Mar 5:00 p.m. PokerNews #30 Mystery Bounty Mini $11 $12,000
6:00 p.m. PokerNews #31 Mystery Bounty $55 $40,000
7:00 p.m. PokerNews #32 Mystery Bounty Mid $22 $15,000
7:00 p.m. PokerNews #33 The PKO Rumble $109 $50,000
7:30 p.m. PokerNews #34 The PKO Rumble High Roller $525 $50,000
Mon 4 Mar 5:00 p.m. PokerNews #35 Big Shot Mini $16.50 $10,000
6:00 p.m. PokerNews #36 Big Shot Mid $55 $12,000
7:00 p.m. PokerNews #37 Big Shot $109 $12,000
9:00 p.m. PokerNews #38 Mystery Bounty Mini Main Event Day 2 $25 $50,000
9:00 p.m. PokerNews #39 Mystery Bounty Main Event Day 2 $215 $300,000
Tue 5 Mar 5:00 p.m. PokerNews #40 Closing Event PKO Mini $11 $10,000
6:00 p.m. PokerNews #41 Closing Event PKO High Roller $320 $15,000
6:30 p.m. PokerNews #42 Closing Event PKO Mid $55 $12,000
7:00 p.m. PokerNews #43 Closing Event PKO $109 $12,000
7:00 p.m. PokerNews #39 Main Event FinalTable

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