$10,300 GGSF Super Tuesday Begins at 8:05 p.m. CEST
The $150 million guaranteed GG Spring Festival (GGSF) continues to rocks on with five events (15 tournaments broken out between Low, Medium, and High) on Tuesday, April 6.
This, of course, includes today's $1 million guaranteed GGSF H-15 $10,300 Super Tuesday starting at 8:05 p.m. CEST (2:05 p.m. EDT).
The event is a deep-stacked one-day affair with players starting off with 100,000 in chips, which is good for 200 big blinds. Blinds increase every 15 minutes until the final table is reached after which blinds will increase every 15 hands. The final table blinds will also be pushed back so that the average stack is at least 40 big blinds if the average is less than that before the start.
As is the case in most tournaments at GGPoker, the Super Tuesday will be eight-max until the final table which initially will seat nine players.
Players will have plenty of opportunities to build a huge stack with unlimited re-entries allowed until the 280-minute late registration window closes.
About two hours prior to the start, some of the early entrants included the GGPoker ambassadors Felipe Ramos and Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier. Also registered early were Rainer Kempe, Wiktor Malinowski, Rui Ferreira, Darren Elias, Aleksejs Ponakovs, Jans Arends, Enrico Camosci, David Peters, and Niklas Astedt.
Stay tuned at PokerNews as we will be reporting this event from the point cards are virtually in the air to a winner is crowned.
flop. before they check-called a bigger bet of 19,600 on the 
turn. Haxton still had more ammunition as he bet 35,840 with just 151 more left behind when the action was checked to him on the 
river and got a call.
to beat his opponent's top pair with 
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board gave Andersson a straight to not only at least temporarily eliminate Kempe but also to take the chip lead.
flop and got a call. Petrone then check-jammed the 
river completed the board and held the chip lead after the hand.
board.
turn. The 
river completed the board and Badziakouski checked again. Holz jammed and after using some of his time bank, Badziakouski called off for 147,661.
for the nuts and won the hand to soar over 500K in chips after taking all of Badziakouski's chips who held 
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held up against the 
board gave Grospellier a flush to double his stack.
flop before they check-called again for 37,675 on the 
turn. The 
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board gave Peters the best hand and he eliminated two opponents. Peters took the lead and was also the first player in this event north of 1 million in chips.
board after the turn. The 
