Jonathan Proudfoot Clinches PokerStars $5,200 Titans Event for $91,000

Wondering who is the winner of the famous $5,200 Titans game at PokerStars? The winner is Jonathan Proudfoot. He won $91,663 in an exciting heads-up match with an Austrian player in the most recent round. It had 59 players and a prize pool of $295,000. The Titans Event is an elite-level online poker game known for its high buy-ins.

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A Competition for the Best Of Jonathan Proudfoot 

Every year, the Titans Event brings in a group of world-class athletes. The title is only for the best grinders due to the high stakes and tough competition. This event had some big names in poker, like Juan “Malaka$tyle” Pardo, Aleksejs “APonakov” Ponakovs, Niklas “Lena900” Astedt, Dominik “Bounatirou” Nitsche, and Pascal “Pass_72” Lefrancois. No matter how hard these seasoned pros tried, they couldn’t make it into the top seven and win the prize money.

At the Titans Event final table, a show of outstanding poker played out. Only seven out of the nine finals secured prizes, resulting in the elimination of two skilled players. Furthermore, a retired online poker pro named “hello_totti” came in at number nine. Ole “wizowizo” Schemion came in at number eight. Schemion almost made it to the money in this tournament but didn’t quite make it because he had just won the $224,424 New Year Series Main event.

What We Can Learn from the Jonathan Proudfoot Table and What It Means

The seven players who made it to the money round won big prizes worth between $12,837 and $91,663. Here’s the final table breakdown:

Even though the final table was very exciting, Austria’s “Kurfurst” came in seventh and won $12,837. After that, Pedro “pvigar” Garagnani from Brazil came in sixth with $17,814. Gavin “gavz101” Cochrane, a well-known British grinder, won $24,720 for coming in fifth.

Alexandre “ReWaRds84” Reard, who has won two WSOP bracelets, came in fourth place and won $34,304. Early that day, Reard won the $1,050 Sunday Warm-Up High Roller, which gave him a total of $19,912 for the weekend.

Adrian “Amadi_017” Mateos, who was one of the best players in the game, came in third place and won $47,602. The heads-up part of the tournament was now ready to begin. He had to compete with Austria’s “Phemo” for the title in the end. After a tough fight, Proudfoot emerged victorious, taking home most of the prize money and adding another impressive achievement to his poker resume. “Phemo” got a consolation prize of $66,056 after coming in fourth place in the most recent New Year Series Main Event.

At the Other Weekend Highlights, Reard and Cimbolas put on a show.

Even though Proudfoot’s win at the Titans Event jumped out, there were many other outstanding performances at the PokerStars tournaments over the weekend. Alexandre Reard won the $1,050 Sunday Warm-Up High Roller title, which added $19,912 to the money he already had from the Titans Event. Along with the other winners, Matas “bebaimis777” Cimbolas of Lithuania won the $215 StacKOsaurus championship and got $15,686. This includes increasing bounty payouts.

Benjamin “Spraggy” Spragg and Laurie “LaliTournier” Tournier, who are both on Team PokerStars, had different results. On Day 2, Tournier exited the $109 Sunday Million in 97th place, earning $1,516. He had finished Day 1 in 21st place out of 123 players. The winner, “8_Spizzico_9,” got $79,534, which is worth a total of $1,022,300 in prize money.

In the $109 Sunday Fenomeno, Spragg almost won but lost to Paddy Power representative Conor “ccOOnnOOrr” O’Driscoll at the final table. O’Driscoll took home $9,773. While the weekend was still going on, Spragg had reason to party because he had reached 100,000 Twitch subscribers. This was his significant victory—$10,700—in the $530 Bounty Builder High Roller, which he achieved while live-streaming his games.

Weekend Tournament Results

Here is a summary of some of the key tournaments over the weekend:

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