Dylan Rowe secures the Grand Prix KO Autumn High Roller title

two more Grand Prix KO autumn Edition events crowned their champions on October 17th $320 7-Max High Roller and the $55 Super50. of New Zealand Glen Rowe defeated the high roller for an impressive $38,134 while the Czech grinder Dalibor Dula triumphed in the Super $50 and walked away with $14,358.

Around 833 PartyPoker players bought into the 7-Max High Roller event and competed for a share of the $250,000 prize pool. Only 124 of those starters made it to Day 2 where the regular prize pool was awarded. team on-line Matthew Staples was among the Day 2 players, but he could only manage a 77th place finish.

With bonuses included, each of the seven finalists saw their investment grow from $320 to more than $4,500. British star Tom Hall was the first player to leave the final table; Hall raised $4,632 for his efforts.

Canadian Reece Stockton ($5,594) joined Hall on the rail, as did Hall’s fellow Brit and PartyPoker regular Ben Warrington ($6,551).

Warrington’s exit left just four players chasing the title, and all four of those players finished in five figures. John Adderley ($11,905) retired fourth, with Jan Joost van den Bogert ($13,931) by joining the list of eliminated players and broadcasting this event heads-up.

Dylan Rowe locked horns and butted heads Antonio Ortega of Malta in the final battle of this huge event. Rowe emerged victorious from the Battle of the Final Bounty with loot worth $38,134. Ortega went into the night with a still very respectable consolation prize of $20,651.

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Dula turns $55 into five figures

Dalibor Dula of the Czech Republic is $14,358 richer than a few days ago after beating a $55 buy-in against a field of 3,071 in the Super 50 and taking the lion’s share of the $153,550 guaranteed prize pool.

The action on Day 2 was fast and furious, seeing the 454 returning players carve their way to their champion over the course of seven hours. With only seven players left and the final table set, the game was a win for everyone.

Jennifer Ritter Da Silva saw her time at the final table limited as she was the first finalist to walk out the door. Da Silva collected $1,846 for her impressive deep run.

Jonathan Harling ($2,568), Matthieu Rodriguez ($3,633), Nicholas Maillaud ($5,355) and Andreis Kovalovs ($7,265) were eliminated one after the other and left Brener Henrique Vicente Heads up against Dula.

Both heads-up players guaranteed nearly $9,000 from the regular prize pool as they battled it out for the last remaining bounty, which itself was worth more than $5,000. Dula picked up this bounty when he defeated his Brazilian opponent to become the latest Grand Prix KO Autumn Champion.

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