GGWF: Mega Monday for the DACH players and Tobias Eichenseher at the GG World Championship Final

GGMasters and GGMasters High Roller took place this week at the GG World Festival (GGWF) on GGPoker for the German-speaking community, and Tobias Eichenseher made it to the Final Table of the $1,500 GG World Championship.On Monday, the final flights of the $1,500 GG World Championship occurred. With a total of 7,309 entries (5,908/1,401), they shattered the $1,000,000 guarantee, leading to a pot of $1,415,325. There were still 726 players left as Day 2 began, all of whom had secured the min-cash of $1,087. Many German-speaking players were in the mix but had to leave earlier than planned. Even the initial chipleader 5unnym4nn couldn’t go beyond 134th place ($1,832). Only one of the DACH players made it to the Final Table – Tobias Eichenseher. The former Pokercode Grndhouse resident started the final with 17 BBs from 8th place, while chipleader Sergi Reixach had 65 BBs. All players are assured at least $1,213, with the winner set to take home a whopping $1,393,494; even the runner-up will leave the table as a millionaire. The start is at 8:30 PM.Claas Segebrecht started yesterday as the chipleader in the $1 GGMasters. Dietrich Fast was the short stack with only 15 BBs, but in the end, the two of them met in heads-up play. The winner was supposed to earn $1,990, but they agreed on a deal. Claas Segebrecht was still the chipleader at that time and ultimately cashed out $1,291 as the runner-up, while Didi Fast took the heads-up match for $1,422.In the $1,050 GGMasters HR, the chances of a German-speaking victory were also promising. Tobias Schwecht started as the chipleader, Maestro1908 was in 3rd place, and Quirin “Q_Poker” Heinz still had hopes of a victory prize of $1,548 as the short stack. Maestro1908 had to leave in 6th place for $1,494, while Q_Poker ended up in 4th place and celebrated $1,232. Tobias Schwecht remained unfazed and marched to victory for $1,548.Otherwise, it was pretty much “business as usual,” with many top placements going to the DACH community. Simon Beckmann managed to defeat niklas Astedt in heads-up play at the $1,500 Lotus Bounty Challenge to take the win for $1,672 + $1,229, while Tim Krämer finished in 4th place for $1,045 + $1,034. In the $1,625 The European Classic, Simon Beckmann also reached heads-up play but was defeated by Enrico Camosci. A three-way deal secured him the most money with $1,544.Leonard Maue was the runner-up in the $1,050 Monday Monster Stack for $1,090, while UnHumaN3 earned $1,944 for finishing in 3rd place. rizflitz came in 4th in the $1 Monday Monster Stack, earning him $1,358. Later, he also placed 4th in the $1 Monday Megasonic for $1,759.Svalbard4 took home $1,349 for 3rd place in the $1 Monday Monster Stack, and Haz604 also finished third in the $1.50 Mega Heater for $1,266 + $1. Marcel Kessler won the $1,625 Bounty Carnaval for $1,953 + $1,468, while cheazzer1987 grabbed the $1 Monday Megasonic for $1,108, with rearview7 taking $1,763 for 3rd place.mertYfelin was the runner-up in the $1.50 Monday Megasonic for $1,718, while Ole Schemion earned $1,390 for placing 2nd in the $1,500 Monday Megasonic.

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GG World Festival (GGWF)

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