Greek high roller reg Alexandros Theologis has won the most expensive tournament of the WSOP Online 2021 for a whopping $1,212,033! Armando D’Avanzo shipped the COLOSSUS for $409K and Eduardo Rodrigues from Brazil took down the MONSTER Stack, while 2021 SCOOP Main Event Champion “kZhh” also shipped the WCOOP 34-H: $25,000 NHLE Super High for $657,557.40.
MTT Report Featured Poker Tournaments
- WSOP Online 2021 Event #21: $25,000 Super High Roller Championship at GGNetwork
- WSOP Online 2021 Event #22: $400 COLOSSUS at GGNetwork
- WCOOP-34-H: $25,000 NLHE 8-Max, Super High Roller at PokerStars
Alexandros Theologis Wins First WSOP Bracelet in the $25,000 Super High Roller Championship for $1,212,033!
Greek poker pro Alexandros Theologis is the surprise winner of WSOP Online Event #21 $25,000 Super High Roller Championship.
Theologis prevailed in a star-studded field of 255 top pros, which created a massive $6,247,500 prize pool, to claim the incredible $1,212,033 first place prize.
Alexandros had a huge 6.5 to 1 chip lead at the start of the heads-up against Australian poker star Kahle Burns and it took him only few hands to secure victory.
Alexandros Theologis already had a Runner-Up finish at the WSOP 2020 Online. This time he made it better and won his first WSOP Bracelet in one of the most prestigious and biggest prized events.
Further notables on the final table were GGPoker Team Russia member Anatoly Filatov, who finished in fourth place for $555,720, right ahead of two-time WSOP bracelet winner Mark Radoja (5./$428,518).
Biggest name on the FT was Spanish superstar Adrian Mateos, who was looking for his fourth WSOP bracelet. This time it was not meant to be though as he was eliminated in 8th place.
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Armando D’Avanzo from Italy takes down the COLOSSUS for $409,007.19
Directly in the next event another big highlight of the 2021 WSOP Online was waiting with the $400 COLOSSUS.
The COLOSSUS always produces massive starting fields and this year an incredible 10,903 players entered to generate an astonishing $4,099,528 prize pool.
This gave the winner the unique chance to turn a small $400 buy-in into a life-changing $409,007.19.
By far the biggest name on the final table was the reigning WSOP Main Event Champion Damian Salas. The Argentinian was the first player to leave the FT though in 8th place for $40,900.
This cleared the way for the young Italian Armando D’Avanzo, who is residing in Malta. He won the biggest pot of the tournament, when flopping a set of Fives to bust US poker pro Kenneth Smaron.
This hand gave D’Avanzo the chip lead and he never looked back. Armando had a more than 2 to 1 lead at the start of heads-up play against Japanese pro Kosuke Tajima.
The heads-up battle lasted approximately half an hour, before all the chips went into the middle in a massive cooler situation:
Armando D’Avanzo fulfilled the dream of every poker player by winning a WSOP Bracelet and turning $400 into a huge $409,007.19 score.
2021 SCOOP Main Event Champion “kZhh” also wins the WCOOP Super High Roller for $657,557
Hungarian player “kZhh” is a feared name in the online poker streets and for a very good reason! After winning the 2021 SCOOP Main Event for $878,781, he now added another massive $658K score by taking down the WCOOP Super High Roller.
WCOOP 34-H was the biggest buy-in event of this year’s World Championship of Online Poker with $25,000.
116 players registered and there were $3,000,000 in the prize pool with a staggering $657,557.40 up top.
While online tournament crushers “WATnlos”, APonakov and 1_conor_b_1 all busted just shy of the final table, there were still several big names among the finalists.
Justin “ZeeJustin” Bonomo, Adrian “Amadi_017” Mateos, Sintoras, Chris “ImDaNuts” Oliver, Pedro “PaDiLhA SP” Padilha and German online regular “Sintoras” were battling it out for the title.
It was however Hungarian online legend “kZhh”, who once again was unstoppable. He busted opponent after opponent and already brought a significant 3 to 1 chip lead into heads-up play.
The heads-up against Chris “ImDaNuts” Oliver only lasted twenty minutes before the below hand happened:
“kZhh” denied Chris Oliver his third WCOOP title after coming into the final table with the shortest stack to take down WCOOP-34-H: $25,000 Super High Roller for $657,557.
Another very impressive performance by “kZhh” after his SCOOP Main Event victory. The Hungarian will be a force to reckon with in the future.
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