Poker Calculator Pro runs over 10,000 simulations per second to help you determine the best plays to make in tough spots. Learn More Knowledge is key to poker tournament success - Tournament Shark is the statistical goldmine that ensures you'll never be in short supply again. Poker Player Hits andres gonzalez de agustin's place was 8 in previous poker tournament and andres gonzalez de agustin won $7.259,26. The total number of players to cash in this tournament was 150. The average cash in this tournament was $616,67. Players on the final table cashed for $59.660,61, or 64,5% of the $92.500,00 prize pool.

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The finale of the partypoker WPT #48 - 6-Max Hyper Bounty:{#P}$75K Gtd{#M} featured a heads-up battle between andres gonzalez de agustin and josh anthony mitchell hall. When the final cards were dealt, andres gonzalez de agustin earned $20.642,25 for the win, while josh anthony mitchell hall settled for a consolation prize of $10.703,16.

Poker Player Hits

• andres gonzalez de agustin's place was 8 in previous poker tournament and andres gonzalez de agustin won $7.259,26.
• The total number of players to cash in this tournament was 150.
• The average cash in this tournament was $616,67.
• Players on the final table cashed for $59.660,61, or 64,5 % of the $92.500,00 prize pool.
• The top three finishers in this tournament won a combined 43,2 % of the prize pool.
• josh anthony mitchell hall, who finished in second place, earned 11,6 % of the prize pool.

Online poker is popular. Esports is more popular. These are facts.

There are some poker players who cross over into the esports world – and vice versa. There have even been some attempts by online poker sites and tour operators to forge relationships with esports players and/or entities. Most have not taken hold in any long-term fashion, but the outreach is typically positive.

PartyPoker just did something along those lines, and it seems to have gone well.

Reaching Beyond the Summit

Many in poker may not be familiar with Beyond the Summit. The company seems to be the esports version of the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas. Beyond the Summit was originally founded in 2012 to focus on casting for DOTA 2, a popular online video game. (DOTA represents the original Defense of the Ancients game.)

As esports grew, Beyond the Summit did, too. It became a full-fledged DOTA 2 studio and then one that works with numerous games and grands. BTS now creates esports content recognized all over the world.

PartyPoker reached out to BTS to do a bit of a crossover event. And PartyPoker put up a $50,000 prize.

Kind of a Big Deal

The action was a livestream on Twitch. In exchange for PartyPoker putting up the $50K, the action went to its Twitch channel, PartyPoker.tv.

PartyPoker and BTS extended invitations to some of the world’s top streamers, one that pitted 48 of them against each other at online poker tables. And Maria Ho and Joey Ingram represented poker through the BTS Twitch studio in Los Angeles.

The freeroll gave each player the chance to “reenter” for free three times before an official elimination. And the structure was one allowing many breaks and quickly-escalating blinds, since the entire event was mostly for entertainment.

POKER FANS… Want to watch the best poker and gamer streamers go head-to-head live for a top cash prize in a $50,000 Invitational tournament? Tune in on Saturday 5pm GMT for all the action in #TheBigDeal on https://t.co/KaMdZfBx8X. Read more at https://t.co/RHPPax86AZpic.twitter.com/BF9BGO9jWg

— partypoker (@partypoker) November 12, 2020

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The list of participants included some well-knowns from the poker world, some of whom were also PartyPoker ambassadors.

–Jaime Staples

–Jeff Gross

–Anatoly Filatov

–Bryan Paris

–Matt Staples

–Courtney Gee

–Jonathan Van Fleet

–Hristivoje Pavlovic

–Ebony Kenney

PartyPoker provided a full list of all 48 competitors by their Twitch channel names and with links to those channels.

Of course, the cash was a big incentive for players to participate, but they all put something else up for grabs. When one player knocked an opponent out of the tournament, they would be able to raid their viewers.

Final Table Play

No matter which livestream one might have been watching, it was a fun game.

Prior to the final table, Elias “ZerosPoker” Gutierrez busted Jaime Staples and Ebony Kenney in one massive hand.

POKER FANS… Want to watch the best poker and gamer streamers go head-to-head live for a top cash prize in a $50,000 Invitational tournament? Tune in on Saturday 5pm GMT for all the action in #TheBigDeal on https://t.co/KaMdZfBx8X. Read more at https://t.co/RHPPax86AZpic.twitter.com/BF9BGO9jWg

— partypoker (@partypoker) November 12, 2020

And Courtney “courtiebee” Gee busted in 10^th place for $1,250.

We lose @courtiebee in 10th place in The Big Deal after a brutal cooler against @ichoGAMING. 😭😭

We're streaming all the action from the final table on https://t.co/E5kBpU4h8Y. Or you can watch any of the finalists streams. pic.twitter.com/QWOxarnaK3

— partypoker (@partypoker) November 14, 2020

That delivered a final table mixed with poker pros and gamers.

Here's a handy list. If you want to watch the final table of The Big Deal from any of the finalists perspectives, just find their twitch info in their twitter bio. Why not follow them while you're there😉. Thanks @Kevmath! https://t.co/FWYpGTOv6M

— partypoker (@partypoker) November 14, 2020

The final table itself offered $41K in prizes, and “MaximusBlack” took charge to oust the first player from that group. Jeff Gross then busted in seventh after a solid showing via his ambassadorship.

We lose @JeffGrossPoker in 7th place of The Big Deal! If you want to join us to see who will win the first ever Big Deal then join @MariaHo and @Joeingram1 on https://t.co/E5kBpU4h8Y or watch one of the finalists on their Twitch stream. pic.twitter.com/SzAlOREyEb

— partypoker (@partypoker) November 14, 2020

Fast play quickly led to four-handed action, at which point “MaximumBlack” busted to “AKT_ZeroS.” Sadly, his musical stylings went with him.

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Now THIS is the kind of energy you want when you make the final table of The Big Deal. @LAGTVMB crushing it on the tables and on the mic🎤!

Watch how Maximus gets on by tuning in to his stream or https://t.co/E5kBpU4h8Y. pic.twitter.com/abuBNT03n9

— partypoker (@partypoker) November 14, 2020

Niklas “Nikkymouse” Ehrenholz, a German ambassador for Natural8, then took out ZerosPoker to make it to heads-up play.

And we are heads up in The Big Deal! @ZerosPoker falls to @NikkyMouseee and takes home $6,000. Nikky also picks up the 3000 viewers that Zero had!

Watch the rest of the heads up action on https://t.co/E5kBpU4h8Y with @MariaHo and @Joeingram1pic.twitter.com/yfUgHDfwrD

— partypoker (@partypoker) November 14, 2020

Ehrenholz had a massive chip lead over “BroughtCabbage” and didn’t hesitate to take those chips into the winner’s circle.

We have our winner of the inaugural The Big Deal. Congratulations to @NikkyMouseee who takes home $12,000 and all the viewers!

Thanks everyone else for tuning in and being a part of The Big Deal. pic.twitter.com/sW67SXhBBq

— partypoker (@partypoker) November 14, 2020

Ultimately, PartyPoker issued these payouts to the final table finishers:

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1^st place: NikkyMousee ($12,000)

2^nd place: BroughtCabbage ($9,000)

3^rd place: AKT_ZeroS ($6,000)

4^th place: MaximusBlack ($4,500)

5^th place: OmarsComing ($3,500)

6^th place: Hei KID ($2,500)

7^th place: JeffGross ($2,000)

8^th place: Khezuyep ($1,500)

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