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$1,537,605 The Sunday $10,300 event drew 1,089 entries last week, with the largest share by Tuesday (final table day) going to Andersson, a Swedish online pro with over $5 million in cashes. The champion dominated play at the final table so much that he held a 19-1 chip advantage when heads-up play against Julian Stuer (also a Cardschat BWOW for another event this week) began. It truly was “Milly Maker Week” on GGPoker, the poker site promoted by Daniel Negreanu. Andersson was one of three players to score a seven-figure payday this week. (Image: Triton Poker) $1,105,679 “Badz” decide...

PokerStars $195,486 Before Kaladjurdjevic was once, twice, three times a champion, he was Montenegro’s first Spring Championship of Online Poker winner. The European country of only 622,137 residents now has a triple SCOOP champion to call their own. Kaladjurdjevic’s historic run began on April 4 with a win in the $530 SCOOP Kickoff. Topping a field of 1,321 entrants was good for title number one and $78,406. He was back on the grind two days later in Event #11 ($530 NLHE 8-Max PLO). This time, another 987 players fell in Kaladjurdjevic’s wake, meaning he collected a second title and $6...

Guillame Nolet, Lev Gottleib, Qing Liu, Pavel Veksler, Wiktor Malinowski, Dario Sammartino, and Edward Batinga make the list this week.

$325,316 COVID-19 may have moved the goalposts in terms of how live events are run but that doesn’t mean bars can’t be raised. The first live European Poker Tour main event of 2021 not only gave Martirosyan his maiden title but was bigger than last year’s. With 852 entries in this ₽175,000 ($2,311) main event — consisting of 548 players and 304 reentries — almost all hailing from Russia, the total field size saw a 51% increase over 2020. Martirosyan’s first EPT trophy was his second-biggest live score (behind $495K in the Partypoker Millions Live super high roller event in March...

$774,838 Geci beat a field of 1,084 players in this $5,300 event to ship one of the biggest online poker tournaments so far in 2021. The poker pro from Manchester in the UK entered the final session with a chip lead, and in the end took the trophy end of a heads-up chop with Brazilian Francisco Correia. Geci dominated the final table from start to finish. With five players left, he had accumulated nearly half the chips in play. The win was the biggest of his career. He finished second in a WSOP online bracelet series $1K NLH 6-handed event this summer for $224K.