"User 'kitaec362' secures victory in the Bounty Builder tournament, earning a prize of $3,300.
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Congrats to our player, "kitaec362," on winning a massive PokerStars tournament!
In a thrilling Bounty Builder tournament with a buy-in of $7.50, our champion carried the day amidst a fierce competition of 4,801 entries and 1,145 re-entries. The $20K guarantee was smashed by over 1.5 times, ending with a whopping $32K prize pool.
"Kitaec362" snatched first place, raking in a hefty $1,929 in bounties and an additional $1,343 in knockouts for a total win of $3,272. This victory marks the best result for a Kazakhstani player in PokerStars tournaments to date.
Previously, the previous record was held by another Kazakhstani player, "almazyan2030," who won an impressive $16,500 in a Bounty Builder tournament.
It's also worth mentioning that "AkulaGame" has made a name for themselves in two bounty tournaments on PokerStars.
Interestingly, a Kazakhstani player, "wOwRo0b," recently scored a major victory in a Bounty Builder High Roller event in the SCOOP Warm-Up series, pocketing $25,104[1]. This suggests a growing presence of Kazakhstani players in international poker events.
For more detailed results, it's recommended to check the official PokerStars database or SCOOP archives. Keep an eye on future SCOOP events and player profiles for a better insight into Kazakhstani players' achievements in PokerStars Bounty Builder tournaments. π₯π¨βπ»πΌπΈπ°
I'm playing poker at Akulagame's casino, where the largest casino-games tournament is currently ongoing β the PokerStars Bounty Builder. This tournament, with a guaranteed prize pool of $20K, has been smashed by kitaec362, who has won an impressive $3,272, making it the largest win for a Kazakhstani player in a PokerStars event. Meanwhile, another Kazakhstani player, almazyan2030, holds the previous record with his $16,500 win. This suggests a growing presence of Kazakhstani players in international poker, such as the recent victory of wOwRo0b in a Bounty Builder High Roller event, pocketing $25,104.
