Among those to cash but fall short of the final table were Dylan Linde (10th - $14,996), Philip Shing (16th - $10,084), Michael Wang (19th - $8,458), Martins Adeniya (23rd - $8,458), and 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event champ Ryan Riess (24th - $8,458). Bryan Piccioli in Event #3 Joey WeissmanĮarlier in the series on March 9, Event #3: $2,500 NLH Ultimate Stack saw 441 entrants battle for a $996,660 prize pool, which was paid out to the top 56 finishers. Join your fellow PokerNews readers in our Discord server, where you'll find exclusive offers, special freerolls, and all the latest poker-related news and tournament live updates. Of the $1 million in the prize pool, $347,500 was paid out in bounties, while the rest was reserved for the top 75 finishers. On April 2, Event #39: $1,600 Mystery Bounty fell short of its $1,000,000 guarantee, meaning the 594 entrants enjoyed a $153,550 overlay. Here are some other notable winners from the series.Ĭheck out the Venetian Poker Room Review on PokerNews here! Alex Foxen Ships $1,600 Mystery Bounty Event Alex Foxen Check out his winner photo glamor shots: Giorgii Skhulukhiia As if that wasn’t impressive enough, the following day Skhulukhiia won the Wynn’s $200 Daily for $5,083.Īll those scores follow Skhulukhiia’s March 9 victory in the Wynn Millions $3,000 NLH Event for $124,300. Similarly, Giorgii Skhulukhiia claimed two titles first besting a 474-entry field to win Event #28: $1,100 Ultimate Stack for $80,554, and then three days later topping a 308-entry field to win Event #33: $600 Ultimate Stack for $31,097. First, he topped a 123-entry field to win Event #13: $400 NLH Epic Stack for $9,296, and two days later navigated an 82-entry field to win Event #17: $400 NLH Epic Stack for $7,885.
Also, the Czech Republic’s Karel Kratochvil was a two-time winner of the festival. However, the Venetian did have to eat $153,550 in overlay in their $1,600 NLH Mysrtey Bounty event, which was won by one of the biggest names in poker – more on that below.Īmong those to claim titles were David Larson (Event #9: $500 Epic Stack Freezeout for $14,463), Jason Bral (Event #12: $400 PLO for $4,300), and Samy Dighlawi (Event #19: $500 Epic Stack for $10,500).
When all was said and done, the series catered to 4,989 entrants (not including satellites) and awarded $4,119,408in prize money.
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