After 3 days of playing there are still a little over 11,000 hands to be played between Tom 'Durrr' Dwan and Patrik Antonius. Dwan won $33,868 in 3 sessions playing 1,606 hands. Tom Dwan still takes the lead, with $1,844,430 total over Patrik Antonius, who needs to earn 42 big blinds per 100 hands on the remaining hands in order to beat Dwan.

 PokerStars Sunday Million
Buy-in: $200 + $15
Prizepool: $1.755.200,-
Players: 8.776

1. Paul "147_star" Williams - $258,194.60
2. Benjamin89 - $188,684
3. the_blues57 - $131,640
4. lumpicat - $87,760
5. DrEskilstuna - $70,208
6. deglingue - $52,656
7. Parky 32 - $35,104
8. ze_caiçara - $19,307.20
9. Hohojirozame - $13,602.80

 PokerStars Sunday Million March 14 2025

Buy-in: $200 + $15
Prize Pool: $1,937,400
Entrants: 9,687

1. Highway51 - $271,241.22
2. popimaiorca - $197,614.80
3. Soltari84 - $139,492.80
4. rakeinfools - $96,870
5. THE CUBE - $77,496
6. jfyjfy6 - $58,122
7. SingleFileD - $38,748
8. Snort4eva - $19,374
9. Klauss8s - $13,174.32

♣ Fans of the poker documentary "Two Months Two Million" who were expecting to see Jay "Krantz" Rosenkrantz and co return to the cable channel G4 are going to be bitterly disappointed after an announcement was made to say the show had been dropped and the future of the franchise was now up in the air.

The first, and possibly only, season of the show aired last March and ran for ten weeks and was relatively well received by the online poker community. The documentary followed Rosenkrantz, Emil Patel, Dani Stern and Brian Roberts in their attempts to win $2,000,000 from poker in just two months.

Despite the online community showing support for the show, it failed to gain a large enough audience and was eventually moved from Sunday night to a midweek spot on Wednesday to avoid competition from the hugely popular NFL football games but viewing figures failed to improve which will have been one of the main reasons for plans for a second series being shelved.

Also thought to be a problem with the shows producers was the fact the foursome failed in their quest to win $2,000,000, and failed by quite a margin. The crew started well by winning $35,000 in the first week which rose to almost $200,000 by the end of week two but things seemed to go badly and by the time the fifth episode had aired the team was only up by $35,000.

The usually calm and collected Rosenkrantz seemed on the verge of quitting the challenge but pulled himself back together to mount a series challenge on the task in hand. The four online pro's efforts were not enough though as by the time the tenth and final episode had aired, they had won $676,000, way short of their target but still a very respectable amount.

When asked about his thoughts on the show being dropped, Rosenkrantz revealed, "We're exploring our options. I learned a lot doing '2 Months, $2 Million,' not the least of which was what people really liked about it and what didn't work. Hopefully, we'll get a chance to let that experience work for us."

 ♣ Around 02:30 local time on Satuday night, when the main event EPT Berlin was down to 20 players, 6 armed men stormed the event venue of the EPT Berlin. The men were looking for money. They caused a panic but luckily nobody got hurt. PokerStars released an official statement about the incident: "An armed robbery by six men took place today at EPT Berlin. Nobody was seriously injured. We hope to re-start all events at 4pm local time. A police investigation is underway. If you have video footage or photographs that could help the police, please contact the EPT organizers as soon as possible."

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♣ In January 2025 Dwan issued a $1,000,000 challenge to play online anybody excluding Phil Galfond, who plays under the name OMGClayAiken, heads up for 50,000 hands 4-tabling 200/400 or higher No Limit Holdem or Pot Limit Omaha. If his opponent is ahead after 50,000 hands, Dwan agreed to give them an additional $1,500,000. If Dwan is ahead he will get an additional $500,000. Phil Ivey has said that he is willing to accept the challenge.David Benyamine told CardPlayer magazine that he is still considering taking the challenge. Patrik Antonius officially accepted the challenge and is Dwan's first opponent. Regarding his challengers, Dwan has said, "I think all of them actually are better over-all poker players than me -- by quite a bit; I happen to think in this one area, I might have a little edge -- and we'll see if I do."As of February 9th, 2025, Dwan and Antonius have played almost 33000 out of the 50000 hands. Dwan is leading the challenge by close to 1.4 million dollars.

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♣ Today was the first day of the NAPT Venetian $5,000 event. The tournament started with 872 players and will resume tomorrow with the 475 day 1 survivors. Las Vegas local Andy Seth has the chip lead with 245,600 chips.

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