Mikita Badziakouski Banks $90K Pcolor rummyokerStars Score; Sunday Million Anniversary Only Five Days Away

Table Of Contents

• $5,200 Titans Event Final Table Results
• Other Notable PokerStars Results
• $6 Million Guaranteed Sunday Million Anniversary Edition Runs April 6

Belarusian superstar Mikita "fish2013" Badziakouski took a break from crushing live super high rollers by heading to PokerStars and doing the same in the online poker giant's $5,200 Titans Event. Badziakouski recently earned $2,212,000 the Triton Super High Roller Series in Jeju, pushing his live tournament winnings to almost $61 million. He has now bolstered his online bankroll by $90,419 after coming out on top of a 67-strong field in PokerStars' most expensive weekly tournament.

Badziakouski's first bullet didn't go to plan, and he fell by the wayside in 51st place. After e-entering for $5,200, Badziakouski navigated through a star-studded field containing the likes of Andre "aakkari" Akkari, Pascal "Pass_72" Lefrancois, Ole "wizowizo" Schemion, and Niklas "Lena900" Astedt.

The top nine finishers won a slice of the $335,000 prize pool, meaning tenth-place finisher "P0KERPR02.0" was the last player to leave the event empty-handed. The Austrian's demise locked in at least $10,444 for the nine finalists.

Those finalists busted one by one; the prize money increasing with each elimination. Alexandros "Pwndidi" Theologis bowed out in fourth for $37,993, much to the delight of his former table mates such is his proficiency in high stakes tournaments.

Mexico-based Ukrainian "SerVlaMin" fell in third for $50,725, leaving Badziakouski in a one-on-one battle with Danish grinder "starswins :)" for the title and the lion's share of the prize pool.

Badziakouski rarely loses once he is heads-up, and this was not one of those rare occasions. The superstar high-stakes specialist reeled in the $90,419 top prize, leaving his Danish opponent to lick their wounds and console themselves with a still respectable $67,724.

$5,200 Titans Event Final Table Results

Other Notable PokerStars Results

A special mention goes to "dujo123," who finished sixth in the $5,200 Titans Event for $21,314 before helping themselves to the $16,404 first-place prize of the $109 Sunday Warm-Up.

"AcidVaule" triumphed in not one but two of PokerStars' Sunday Majors. They won the $1,050 Sunday High Roller PKO for $23,957 and the $1,050 Sunday Warm-Up High Roller for an additional $14,889.

Of course, the Sunday Million's champion was the biggest winner of the weekend, outside the Titans Event. "anth0nypappa" outlasted 9,894 opponents on their way to turning their $109 buy-in into an $83,582 score.

_{Prizes include bounty payments where applicable}

$6 Million Guaranteed Sunday Million Anniversary Edition Runs April 6

The 19th Anniversary edition of the Sunday Million is right around the corner. The first cards will be pitched at 6:05 p.m. BST on April 6. More than 4,000 PokerStars players have already bought in, but there needs to be at least 30,000 entries to hit the massive $6 million guarantee.

Satellites continue running around the clock, including eight with at least 100 seats guaranteed to be won. At 4:30 p.m. BST on April 6, just a couple of hours before the big dance kicks off, an $11 buy-in satellite boasts a 400x $215 seat guarantee!

An hour later, a $22 buy-in satellite shuffles up and deals. It guarantees that at least 500 seats will be won; that equates to a $107,500 guarantee for a $22 buy-in!

Whether you buy in directly or win your way into the Sunday Million 19th Anniversary, you'll sit down with 20,000 chips and play to 20-minute levels for the first 18 levels. The curtain then comes down on Day 1, with play resuming at 6:05 p.m. BST on April 7.

The first level on Day 2 lasts 30 minutes before levels are reduced to 15 minutes until a champion is crowned. Day 2 ends after the 50th level, with the third and final day starting at 6:05 p.m. BST on April 8.