Lupo is one of the most dominant players in the U.S. Meanwhile, at PokerStars NJ, the story was a familiar one for players looking at the final results of the $300 Main Event: Daniel "AvaGray" Lupo occupied the top spot, shipping $6,273 plus $7,984 more in bounties. Here's a look at all of the championship event winers, who earned commemorative belts: PokerStars PA Bounty Builder Championship Belt WinnersĬlick Here to Sign Up for PokerStars PA Today That honor went to "Homie Sr", who banked $4,000 in prize money. PokerStars also offered $16,000 in prizes for players who would garner the most knockout points throughout the 70-event series. That generated a prize pool of $197,904, and "RiverMeDaddy" emerged as the winner, claiming $13,617 plus another $10,755 in KO bounties. Of most prominence was the $200 Main Event, with a $150K guarantee. That number represented more than a 31% increase from the posted guarantees. The strong turnout enabled PokerStars PA to soar past that number with $1,968,721 in total prize money generated by 32,731 entries. That was a big jump from the $500K guaranteed in a similar series back in February. The Pennsylvania series was the more ambitious of the two in terms of total guarantees, with $1.5 million promised.
Players were treated to nearly $2.7 million in prize pools across a slew of progressive knockout (PKO) formats, making for enjoyable action from July 12-26. Stateside, PokerStars wrapped up two Bounty Builders series over the weekend, one in New Jersey and the other in Pennsylvania. While bracelet events are dominating the headlines in the online poker world these days, they're not the only notable tournaments being held.
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