As the Pokerstars Sunday Million turns 17, big names like Javi Fernández and viejojuan5 are set to top the .com leaderboards.

It’s fascinating to see Javi Fernandez plotting the intrigue around Pokerstars.com marking its millionth anniversary on Sunday.

While this is not entirely true, the BeYourB trainer uses this to supplement his record’s annual competition start exercises as we provide him with this every year cover.

When the final table was underway at the 16th Anniversary Sunday Million, Javier won HR 530 in the Bounty Builders Championship. This year we took the odds up a notch by hosting a bounty game, and Javi achieved a result among fellow GGPoker competitors that, while not a win, equaled the five-figure prize threshold.

Jarvis “Q 1T 2C 3!!!” nickname has appeared on the WSOPC High Roller Asia page. $840 Javier finished just behind runner-up Adrian Mateos, a well-known figure in the online poker world, in the Sunday Bounty Warm-up HR Honor Roll.

Mega Millions final table regular “tacofiesta” and New Zealander “WouldIlieToYOU” go one step above them by winning $1.1 million in the SM$ Special Edition .

After hearing so much about Mega Millions , we decided to take a look at the rankings for this week’s edition and posted that Sergi Reixach did just that, but was eliminated without making it to the Financial Times. At least he no longer has financial problems.

The prize pool increased to $23,105 when Javier’s fellow monk finished 17th, making room for final table Christian Rudolf (Ole) Schemion, Chistopher Vogelsang and Benjamin Rolle – all German poker players.

Another future chronicler, Steve Enriquez, performed the arithmetic and did just that. It was impossible to complete this new chapter without him at least without wearing the epaulettes.

The effect seen on Twitch now is very good

With an average of 700 views and a peak of over 1,000 views in just 10 hours, the prize was $10,500.

27. March 2023 – Info Tweets from Steve Enriquez (@infoSteveEnriq)

Community member “viejojuan5” who was deported to Estonia at the time had better results for his signature than ByB and other GGPoker players; he won the Sunday warm-up, one of the most mysterious tournaments in the hall that attracted attention this week 1,681 participants.

The Spanish player faced three flags, representing the global versions of the Red and Spades space: Austria, England and Brazil. Eventually he was kicked out of the game, but on his second try he beat the three strongest players in the room – a representative of the uprooted Central Europeans, a long-time British regular and none of the players who dominate this price range. Rio players everywhere.

With the already mentioned SM 17th anniversary, this The Circle is back to the classics that every one of us knows and loves.

After years of disappointment with guaranteed prize pools, Pokerstars has thrown in the towel and still reduced the prize pool to $7.5 million. In fact, 36,400 players have signed up for the event. At least the $1,000,000 grand prize remains a media draw.

You don’t have to look too far on the list of more than 6,000 survivors to get a sense of our style Look up high roller Lautaro Guerra “#Naktro91” (No. 51) is expected to dominate his tables during the bubble and is projected to be ranked No. 5,500. This should make Hispanic fans very happy.