Thursday, April 24 was yet another reminder of why India’s online poker scene is among the most competitive and thrilling in the world. With marquee tournaments running across Natural8 India, PokerBaazi, and Adda52, the day belonged to elite regulars like Anant Purohit, Rishab Malik, Vishal Bajaj, and Arjanveer Singh—all of whom delivered title-winning performances on big stages.
As the Natural8 India Omaholic Series 2025 intensifies, PLO experts are stepping into the spotlight. And there’s no better example than Anant Purohit, whose monstrous win headlined a day packed with six-figure scores.
Meanwhile, excitement is building for the APT Taipei 2025 Final Table, where nine Indian contenders will battle it out for the title. The action will be streamed live on the Natural8 India YouTube channel — a must-watch for fans following India’s growing dominance on the international stage. Read more about India’s APT Taipei Final Table run here.
Natural8 India – Thursday MTT Results
Anant Purohit (EasyShips) – ₹12,97,527
Tournament: Omaholic Bounty Hunters HR 525
Highlight:
When it comes to PLO, Anant Purohit continues to be in a league of his own. Shipping the high-roller Omaholic Bounty Hunters HR 525 for a stunning ₹12.97 Lakhs, Anant made it clear he’s not just playing the Natural8 India Omaholic Series 2025 — he’s owning it. This win further cements his legacy as India’s PLO king.
The_Sifu – ₹2,81,030
Tournament: Bounty Hunters Special 21.60
Highlight:
In the mid-stakes grind, The_Sifu stood tall, carving through a competitive field in the Bounty Hunters Special 21.60 to secure a well-deserved ₹2.81 Lakhs. Calm execution and smart bounty pickups carried him to the top.
Chethan CK (FoldMasterCK) – ₹2,48,148
Tournament: GGMasters Double Stack 25
Highlight:
Chethan CK has quietly been one of the most consistent names at the mid-stakes level, and his ₹2.48 Lakh finish in the GGMasters Double Stack 25 only adds to that resume. Known for his ICM-awareness and deep-stack discipline, he’s a name to watch closely.
PokerBaazi – Flagship Thursday Results
Summit Lite (₹3,000 Buy-in | ₹12 Lakhs GTD)
- 1st: Churchill Maibam (Chillmaibam) – ₹1,90,000
- 2nd: Praveen KR (PinaWXD) – ₹1,28,000
- 3rd: Pranav Kshirsagar (Ignito) – ₹98,400
Highlight:
Churchill Maibam found his rhythm in Summit Lite, outlasting a sharp field to take home ₹1.90 Lakhs. Meanwhile, Praveen KR and Pranav Kshirsagar showed they’re in no mood to slow down this April, continuing their impressive final table frequency.
WTF (₹3,300 Buy-in | ₹25 Lakhs GTD)
- 1st: Ashwin Vijayvergiya (Ashwinvijay09) – ₹3,80,000
- 2nd: Rsbolte1528 – ₹2,50,000
- 3rd: R N (Rj147) – ₹1,85,000
Highlight:
With a ₹25 Lakh prize pool on the line, Ashwin Vijayvergiya rose to the occasion. His composed gameplay in key pots post-ITM earned him ₹3.80 Lakhs and the WTF title — one of the most respected weekday majors on PokerBaazi.
The Summit (₹10,000 Buy-in | ₹50 Lakhs GTD)
- 1st: Rishab Malik (Ryuk) – ₹6,55,000
- 2nd: Mohsin Shaikh (Gongo) – ₹6,18,000
- 3rd: Arman Khan (Qbranch) – ₹3,95,000
Highlight:
The high-stakes main event of the night, The Summit, saw Rishab Malik emerge on top after a battle of nerves. Pocketing ₹6.55 Lakhs, Malik’s performance was a lesson in patience and pressure play. Mohsin Shaikh and Arman Khan added strong finishes of their own in a brutal field.
Adda52 – Thursday Flagship Results
Thursday Thunder (₹3,350 Buy-in | ₹7.5 Lakhs GTD)
- 1st: Arjanveer Singh (arjan30) – ₹1,49,083
- 2nd: Gaurav Sood (BuildPuntOK) – ₹1,04,626
- 3rd: Ashish Ahuja (rocky3705) – ₹81,790
Highlight:
Arjanveer Singh is no stranger to victory, and he showed it once again in Thursday Thunder. A crisp performance and confident play earned him ₹1.49 Lakhs. Adda52’s mid-stakes flagship continues to be his hunting ground.
Godfather (₹5,750 Buy-in | ₹20 Lakhs GTD)
- 1st: Vishal Bajaj (GigaaBet) – ₹3,71,112
- 2nd: Amit Kaushik (RagingBull) – ₹2,72,028
- 3rd: Dhaval Doshi (faizal1506) – ₹1,99,396
Highlight:
Adda52’s iconic Godfather was conquered by Vishal Bajaj, who walked away with ₹3.71 Lakhs. The field was tough, but Bajaj’s edge at crucial inflection points made the difference. His reads, execution, and endgame timing were near flawless.
Monster Turbo PKO (₹2,875 Buy-in | ₹4.5 Lakhs GTD)
- 1st: Arjanveer Singh (arjan30) – ₹45,837
- 2nd: Mohak Kapoor (Sparkie) – ₹34,675
- 3rd: NoName30 – ₹26,229
Highlight:
As if one title wasn’t enough, Arjanveer Singh doubled down and shipped the Monster Turbo PKO too — pulling off a clean sweep of Thursday’s turbo formats. His consistency and killer instinct in fast-structured events make him one of the most feared MTT players in India.
Final Thoughts
April 24 was a defining day in poker India. With Anant Purohit’s massive Omaholic win, Rishab Malik crushing The Summit, and Vishal Bajaj taking down Godfather, the elite brought their A-game. And with Arjanveer Singh closing two titles, it was the kind of night that reminds everyone just how deep and competitive the Indian MTT pool really is.
📚 Also read: WPT Global Online Poker 2025: New Format, Bigger Fields, Higher Stakes
If this is what mid-week looks like, the weekend grind promises fireworks. Stay tuned to PokerBol for your daily dose of results, rising stars, and poker power plays.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: Who was the biggest winner on April 24?
A1: Anant Purohit scored ₹12.97 Lakhs by shipping the Omaholic Bounty Hunters HR 525 on Natural8 India.
Q2: What were the top results on Natural8 India?
- Anant Purohit – ₹12.97 Lakhs
- The_Sifu – ₹2.81 Lakhs
- Chethan CK – ₹2.48 Lakhs
Q3: Who were the top finishers on PokerBaazi?
- Rishab Malik – ₹6.55 Lakhs (The Summit)
- Ashwin Vijayvergiya – ₹3.80 Lakhs (WTF)
- Churchill Maibam – ₹1.90 Lakhs (Summit Lite)
Q4: Which players dominated Adda52 events?
- Vishal Bajaj – ₹3.71 Lakhs (Godfather)
- Arjanveer Singh – ₹1.49 Lakhs (Thursday Thunder) & ₹45K (Monster Turbo PKO)
Q5: Where can I follow Omaholic Series 2025 coverage?
A5: Head to Natural8 India Omaholic Series 2025 for event updates and results.Q6: Where can I stay updated with daily Indian poker results?
A6: Visit PokerBol.com every day for the most complete and humanized coverage of poker in India
