Dominguez Banks $430K During Boxing Day Bonanza

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Juan Pardo Dominguez

December 26, also known as Boxing Day, is traditionally a day spent lounging around eating all the leftovers from Christmas dinner, but not if you a professional poker play. Boxing Day this year saw some huge tournaments running in the online poker world, which resulted in some bankroll-boosting prizes being dished out.

Juan Dominguez was one of those players who got their hands on a massive payout. The Andorra-based Spaniard came out on top of a 57-strong crowd in the WSOPC Series: $25,500 Sunday Million Super HR.

Only the top six finishers won a slice of the $1,425,000 prize pool, so spare a thought for seventh-place finisher Stephen Chidwick. He burst the bubble, and missed out on a $102,281 min-cash. That sum went to Timothy Adams, who was joined on the rail by Lev "LevMeAlone" Gottlieb and Anatoly Filatov. Those busted players saw $136,395 and $181,885 wing its way to their GGPoker accounts.

"spaise411" of Russia saw their tournament end I third place, a finish worth $242,548. Heads-up pitted Dominguez against the in-form "Jerome001." Dominguez got the job done and his hands on the $431,319 top prize, leaving the runner-up to scoop $323,443.

WSOPC Series: $25,500 Sunday Million Super HR Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Juan DominguezAndorra$431,319
2Jerome001China$323,443
3spaise411Russia$242,548
4Anatoly FilatovUAE$181,885
5Lev "LevMeAlone" GottliebMexico$136,395
6Timothy AdamsCanada$102,281

Check out some of these fantastic scores from GGPoker tournaments on December 26.

*includes bounty payments

Petrone Wins Big in the PokerStars Winter Series

Ramiro Petrone
Ramiro Petrone

Ramiro "ramastar" Petrone helped himself to a $64,687 score and a Winter Series title on December 26. The Uruguayan came out on top of a 654-strong field in the Winter Series 11-H: $530 NLHE [7-Max] event.

Petrone found himself heads up against Team PokerStars�� Papo "[Papo]AR" MC, an ambassador for PokerStars.net, the site��s play money site! You would never have guessed he played the play money site the most because he managed to finish second in this star-studded tournament for a cool $45,748.

The final table was a star-studded affair with the likes of Georgi "milennial" Sandev, Manuel "BigFidge95" Fritz, and Stefan "mindgamer" Jedlicka all present and correct. However, the night belongs to Petrone who was a worth winner of the near $65,000 top prize.

Winter Series 11-H: $530 NLHE [7-Max] Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Ramiro "ramastar88" PetroneUruguay$64,687
2Papo "[Papo]AR" MCArgentina$45,748
3Stefan "mindgamer" JedlickaAustria$31,314
4Manuel "BigFudge95" FritzAustria$19,715
5Georgi "milennial" SandevBulgaria$13,408
6MikesonasLithuania$10,255
7Kraskata85Bulgaria$7,728

Some of the other big scores at PokerStars included:

*includes bounty payments

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