Game over for Machidon7 and victory for RPaPaPaPam, the largest haul of the KO Games series so far.Ĩ88poker LIVE Returns To Barcelona From May 12 Win a Package From $0.01 Other KO Games Champions Emptying the clip sometimes works but not if your opponent is sat their with top pair. The final hand saw Machidon7 get a little too frisky with pocket sixes, raising preflop, then betting the jack-seven-ace flop, and the deuce turn, before shoving on the five river. Machidon7 held a narrow lead going into heads-up against RaPaPaPaPam but they ultimately finished second. That left KBONGRJ with 0.3 big blinds and they busted on the very next hand. KBONGRJ got his 26.4 big blind stack in with queens but ran into the kings of Machidon7. Heads-up was set when "KBONGRJ" dusted off their chips in third place after a set-up hand three-handed. The ace-queen picked up a straight draw on the turn, but the river was a brick. AngryOgr looked in good shape against their opponent’s ace-ten, but two tens on the flop changed that in an instant. RaPaPaPaPam open-shoved from the button and AngryOgr called off their 11.7 big blind stack, doing so with ace-queen. Ukraine’s AngrOgr was the next busted player. The river failed to bring the flush in, and Aragorn92 busted. They shoved on the turn with a flush draw only to discover RaPaPaPaPam was sat there with a set of fours. The aggressive Aragorn92 was the next player out of the door despite leading with five players remaining. That is what happened and PagoPerdeu crashed out after missing on the river. Both players had 15 big blinds, and the pot was less than 14 bigs, so the chips were bound to end up in the middle.
AngryOgr called, leading to a seven on the turn. Both players flopped a king, and PagoPerdeu checked, AngryOgr bet one-third pot, only for PagoPerdeu to check-raise small. "AnfryOgr" min-raised with ace-king on the button and PagoPerdeu defended their big blind with king-eight. Sixth place and $3,968 went to Brazil’s "PagoPerdeu," who can count themselves unlucky with how they busted. Win the ULTIMATE Las Vegas Package for Just One Cent on 888poker The final seven became six with the elimination of "DGR.POKEHER." They committed their stack with ace-ten on an ace-high flop only to run into the dominating ace-king in the hands of "Machidon7." Aragorn92 turned a full house to reduce the player count by one.
The insta-call was because they were sat there with pocket aces, which had his Swedish opponent’s pocket queens crushed. Aragorn92 limped in from middle position but instantly called when Perrymejsen shoved for 14.9 big blinds on the button. Sweden’s "Perrymejsen," a regular in 888poker’s biggest buy-in events, was the next casualty at the final table. Aragorn92 called with ace-king, flopped a king, and sent zer0szbr0 to the rail with $1,691 in prize money. They three-bet all-in for 15.6 big blinds with pocket nines after "Aragorn92" Min-raised from early position. It didn’t take long for the first finalist to bust out, that dubious honour going to "zer0szbr0" of the United Kingdom.
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