A short review of all of the major results from the weekend on PokerStars.
* Andras "probirs" Nemeth wins Sunday Million for $164,000* Daniel Negreanu and Jason Mercier go deep on the WSOP
Andras "probirs" Nemeth took down the Sunday Million this weekend which, with a field of 6,725 was probably the most bigger ones. As Martin Harris reported for the Blog, his first prize of $164,244 came after a 3 way maintain second placed Penelas08 and Paulo "tricotijr" Novaes.
Here's the consequences in full.
Sunday Million ($215 No-Limit Hold'em) resultsEntrants: 6,725Prize pool: $1,345,000Places paid: 990
1. Andras "probirs" Nemeth (Hungary) $164,244.32*2. Penelas08 (Czech Republic) $149,968.21*3. Paulo "tricotijr" Novaes (Brazil) $149,274.47*4. Cottonbud07 (UK) $73,975.005. DaNutttR (Romania) $56,490.006. Hizzo222 (Sweden) $43,040.007. Daralon (Israel) $29,590.008. peceli (Uruguay) $16,140.009. wayneking123 (UK) $10,423.75*denotes three-way deal
Ready to join PokerStars? Click here to get an account.| $215 SUNDAY MILLION | probirs | Hungary | $164,244.32 |
| $1,050 Sunday Grand NLHE | Abbe77 | Sweden | $58,792.22 |
| $215 Sunday Warm-Up | OLDWOLF133 | United Kingdom | $52,149.56 |
| $215 Sunday Supersonic [6-Max, Hyper-Turbo] | Sale1337 | Slovenia | $33,886.58 |
| $700 Super-Sized Sunday [Progressive KO] | norfair18 | Costa Rica | $33,380.65 |
| $1,050 Sunday Grand PLO [6-Max] | bencb789 | Sweden | $31,980.00 |
| $22 Mini Sunday Million | Brunodellas | Brazil | $23,302.64 |
| $109 Sunday Cooldown [Turbo] | peterwhooo | Brazil | $21,808.50 |
| $11 Sunday Storm | GrayFoxO | Bosnia and Herzegowina | $19,965.34 |
| $109 Sunday Kickoff | Lenballs1014 | Canada | $18,402.94 |
Click here for the foremost results on PokerStars for the weekend of June 11 to 12, 2016.
Over on the World Series of Poker Team Pros were in action, with Daniel Negreanu going deep twice over the weekend.
Negreanu finished in fourth place in Event #13, a $1,500 Seven Card Razz event, ultimately won by American Rep Porter, but a finish (if slightly premature) worth $42,000.
Meanwhile within the 2-7 Lowball Championship Negreanu finished in 14th place, picking up another $15,464. However it was not Negreanu getting the headlines such a lot as team mate Jason Mercier, who leads going into the overall day of the competition.
Mercier leads the overall nine the one player with greater than 1,000,000 chips and in pursuit of what can be his fourth career WSOP bracelet. If that occurs it is going to be against some serious opposition. PCA winner Mike Watson is in second place and Stephen Chidwick in third.
We'll have news of Mercier's progress once we get it.
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Stephen Bartley is a staff writer for the PokerStars Blog.
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