MTT Report – Thomas Mühlöcker Wins The PokerStars Titans Event For $93,217.23

Thomas Mühlöcker better known under his online screen name “WushuTM“ is a force when it comes to online poker tournaments. Last night the Austrian won PokerStars’ toughest tournament once again for a staggering $93,217.23.

MTT Report Featured Poker Tournaments

$5,200 Titans Event at PokerStars
WSOPC Series: $525 Bounty Hunters HR MAIN EVENT at GGNetwork
The Festival Online Event #48 Mystery Bounty High Roller Finale at 888poker

Thomas Mühlöcker wins the Titans Event again!

The Titans Event is widely recognized as PokerStars toughest tournament due to the high $5,200 buy-in and its elite field.

This time only 54 players registered, which was not enough to cover the large $300,000 Guarantee.

Seven places were paid with a not so min-cash of $13,055.58. Bubble boy was Bulgarian online reg Georgi “millennial” Sandev.

Under the Final Five were three online poker legends with Niklas “Lena900” Astedt, Benjamin “bencb789” Rolle and Thomas “WushuTM” Mühlöcker.

The latter went all the way and won the Titans Event for the second time by defeating Dan ‘NukeTheFish’ Wilson heads-up.

a@!b ships Bounty Hunters HR Main Event for $112.288,93

The largest score of the Sunday Grind was landed by Russian player a@!b in the Bounty Hunters HR Main Event on GGNetwork.

An incredible 2,584 players signed up and created a massive $1,292,000 prize pool with a whopping $112.288,93 up top.

Bulgarian online crusher Georgi Sandev made another big final table after bubbling the Titans Event. This time he finished in 8th place for $16K.

Heads-up for the trophy were JasonZhangZX from China and a@!b from Russia. They chopped the remaining $104,000 prize pool and played for the $60,009.13 in bounties.

The title and a huge $112.288,93 score went to the Russian online player “a@!b”.

vireiadulto7 wins The Festival Online Mystery Bounty High Roller

Big highlight at 888poker is The Festival Online and yesterday the Mystery Bounty High Roller was on the program.

75 entries generates a $37,500 prize pool with a $7,000 top prize and a $5,000 Mystery Bounty.

With Charles3rd and raw_dawg two of the usual 888poker suspects made the final table, but busted in 4th and 5th place respectively.

The prestigious title went to Brazil in form of vireiadulto7, who was rewarded for his efforts with $7,000 plus $6,750 in bounties.

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