WSOPC #6: $170 Mini Main Event, $2M Gtd. | 2020 GGPoker WSOP Winter Online Circuit

2020-12-26 19:16 UTC

"zopino" Eliminated in 9th Place ($27,727)

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Nível 34 : 600,000/1,200,000, 150,000 ante

"zopino" raised to 2,400,000 from under the gun. Alessandro Siena three-bet to 6,350,000 from the button for the blinds to fold and "zopino" to make the call.

The flop came , "zopino" check-raised the 3,000,000 continuation-bet of Siena to 13,925,000. Siena reacted with a shove and the bigger stack for "zopino" to call for the remaining 4,923,991.

"zopino":
Alessandro Siena:

The turn was the for Siena to stay ahead and for "zopino" to hope for an eight on the river but instead the came to seal the deal and sent them out in ninth place.

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Alessandro Siena	95,963,772	28,198,991
Ioannis Angelou-Konstas	88,173,381	-750,000
Vaatefingre	68,706,173	-150,000
L-love	61,863,588	-150,000
asky86	49,437,043	-150,000
CallMeBatya	27,774,178	-1,350,000
Robert "robdag83" Glasspool	22,193,499	-150,000
eisbdh12	18,848,579	-150,000
zopino	Eliminado

2020-12-26 18:33 UTC

Shuffle Up and Deal

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Nível 34 : 600,000/1,200,000, 150,000 ante

The nine remaining players have selected their seats and resumed play. The level has been rolled back to Level 34 which features a small blind of 600,000, a big blind of 1,200,000, and a running ante of 150,000. From now on, the levels will increase after every 25 hands.

Here are the updated big blinds for the players and their seat draw:

Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	"L-love"	Brazil	29,694,294	25
2	"asky86"	China	40,947,043	34
3	Alessandro Siena	Italy	40,409,729	34
4	Ioannis Angelou-Konstas	Greece	82,062,907	68
5	"CallMeBatya"	Russia	85,148,946	71
6	"zopino"	Israel	23,698,991	20
7	Robert "robdag83" Glasspool	Hong Kong	23,093,499	19
8	"eisbdh12"	Hong Kong	38,752,681	32
9	"Vaatefingre"	Norway	69,152,123	58

2020-12-26 17:30 UTC

9 Players Return to Battle for First-Place Prize of $277,277 in the 2020 GGPoker WSOPC #6: $170 Mini Main Event

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At 7:30 p.m. GMT, the final table of the 2020 GGPoker WSOPC #6: $170 Mini Main Event will resume with 9 players returning to battle it out for the lion share of the $2,733,559 prize pool. Day 1 pulled in 13,912 unique players who reentered 3,566 times to get to 17,478 entries in total.

Coming back with the chip lead is Russia's "CallMeBatya" with 85,148,946. Closely following them in the counts is a more familiar name in the poker world, Ioannis Angelou-Konstas with 82,062,907. Angelou-Konstas sports over $2.6 million in live cashes according to The Hendon Mob with his biggest score hailing from a win in Nottingham back in 2018.

Completing the final nine players are "Vaatefingre", "asky86", Alessandro Siena, "eisbdh12", "L-love", "zopino", and Robert "robdag83" Glasspool.

The Final Table of the GGPoker WSOPC #6: $170 Mini Main Event

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	"CallMeBatya"	Russia	85,148,946	53
2	Ioannis Angelou-Konstas	Greece	82,062,907	51
3	"Vaatefingre"	Norway	69,152,123	43
4	"asky86"	China	40,947,043	26
5	Alessandro Siena	Italy	40,409,729	25
6	"eisbdh12"	Hong Kong	38,752,681	24
7	"L-love"	Brazil	29,694,294	19
8	"zopino"	Israel	23,698,991	15
9	Robert "robdag83" Glasspool	Hong Kong	23,093,499	14

When play continues, the GGPoker Twitch channel will be streaming the final table right from the start with commentary provided by Jeff Platt and Brent Hanks. The players should start with Level 36 which features a small blind of 800,000, a big blind of 1,600,000, and a running ante of 200,000, and the blinds will go up after every 25 hands. All players have secured at least $27,727 but will all be eyeing that amazing first-place prize of $277,277 and the WSOP Circuit Ring.

This is what they are still battling for:

Place	Prize
1	$277,277
2	$207,920
3	$155,918
4	$116,922
5	$87,679
6	$65,750
7	$49,306
8	$36,974
9	$27,727

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