Welcome To The Live Coverage Of DPT Warm-Up NLH

 Alok Bhatt Ships The Series Opener DPT 16.5K Warm Up Event For INR  9,80,920!

After a long grind, the first event of  the DPT November 2022 edition is in the books. The MTT player Alok Bhatt topped the 343-entry field, besting Bhavesh Mandali in a very short-lived heads-up that lasted just one hand. The win fetched Bhatt a career-high live score worth INR  9,80,920 in prize money, Mandalia collected INR  6,94,862 for his runner-up finish. Alok started the final table as the shortest stack but did amazingly well, busting several players from the final table like  Gaurav Idnani (8^th), Deepankur (7^th), Kaleem Pasha (3^rd) and eventually Bhavesh (runner-up) to ship the coveted title. Many congratulations to Alok for his dhamakedar performance in the series opener!

Game Over In First Hand Of Heads-up Play, Bhavesh Mandalia Finishes Runner-Up

Level: 21

Blinds: 75k-150k

Ante: 150

In the shortest heads-up match we have seen in a long while, it took just one hand to decide a winner. The deciding hand saw Bhavesh Mandalia shoving all-in with Qh 4h and Alok Bhatt from BB worke up with Qs 8h. The board ran out 7h 3h 9d Qc 5d where both found a queen pair on the board but Alok shipped it with higher kicker, winning INR 9,80,920 in top prize. Bhavesh  had to settle for a runner-up payout worth INR 6,94,862. Congratulations to the winners and good luck ahead!

Kaleem Pasha Finishes 3^rd for INR 4,51,504

Level: 21

Blinds: 75k-150k

Ante: 150k

Alok Bhatt opens to 500k and Kaleem Pasha shoves all-in.

Bhatt who had him covered makes a snap call with Ah 3s

Kaleem has Ks 9c and the board runs out As 6h 2s 7c 6c.

Bhatt takes down the pot, busting Kaleem in 3^rd place.

Hiren Ramani (4^th 3,37,799) and  Bahar (5^th for INR 2,56,508) Busted

Level: 21

Blinds: 75k-150k

Ante: 150k

Hiren Ramani from shoves all-in for 925k.

The short stack Bahar from button also goes all-in.

Kaleem holding the biggest stack called them from the small blind.

Hiren: 10h Ah

Bahar: Ac 3c

Kaleem: Ad Jd

Board: 8d Qc Jh 2d 7d

Kaleem Pasha takes down the pot, busting both Hiren and Bahar from the FT. 

Leon Menezes Finishes 6^th for INR 2,56,508

Level: 21

Blinds: 75k-150k

Ante: 150k

Leon Menezes from small blind shoves all-in for 700k and gets called by Kaleem Pasha, who has a bigger stack than him.  At showdown:

Leon: Ad 3s

Kaleem: Kd 5d

Board: 5h 2s Kh 9h 6c

Kaleem takes it down with two pairs, busting Leon in the process. 

Deepankur Gupta Finishes 7^th for INR 1,75,732

Level: 21

Blinds: 75k-150k

Ante: 150k

Alok Bhatt, who has a bigger stack, open-shoves from the button.

The shorter-stack Deepankur calls, putting his tournament life at risk.

Alok: 2h 2s

Deepankur: Kc Qc

Board: 4h Ah 3h 7c Jc

Dueces good and Alok takes down the pot, busting Deepankur in 7^th place.

Gaurav Idnani Goes Out In 8^th Place (INR 1,42,804)

Level: 20

Blinds: 50k-100k

Ante: 100k

Gaurav Idnani from Hijack shoves all-in for 180k and Alok Bhatt from SB calls.

Gaurav: 9d 10h

Alok: As Qd

Board: 9h Ah Ad 7d 3h

Alok takes it down with Ace trips and Gaurav gets busted in 8^th place.  

Aditya Sarin Eliminated In 9^th Place (INR 1,10,390)

Level: 19

Blinds: 30k-60k

Ante: 60k

In a pre-flop action, Bahar from the middle position open shoves for 300k.

Aditya Sarin shoves behind for his remaining 230k stack. At showdown:

Bahar: 7h 7c

Sarin: 6s Js

Board: 3c 5s 6c Kd 2s

Pocket sevens are good and Sarin gets eliminated in 9^th place for INR 1,10,390.

Final 9 Players – Deepankar Gupta Leads The Way

Level: 19

Blinds: 30k-60k

Ante: 60k

After a long grind, the field has finally whittled down to the final 9 players. Leading the final 9 players is the MTT reg Deepankar Gupta (13.55L). He is followed by Leon Menezes holding 10.70L in chips.

1. Deepankar Gupta – 13.55L
2. Bahar – 4.50L
3. Leon Menezes – 10.70L
4. Gaurav Idnani – 6.40L
5. Kaleem Pasha – 6.65L
6. Bhavesh Mandalia – 10.25L
7. Alok Bhatt – 3L
8. Aditya Sarin – 5.45L
9. Hiren Ramani – 3.10L

While each of the final 9 players has locked a minimum INR 1,10,390, the eventual winner will walk away with a hefty INR 9,80,920. The nine finalists have taken their seats and the FT is underway.

Eliminations (19th to 10th Places)

Harsh Bubna – 10th For INR 84,665
Siddharth Jain – 11th For INR 84,665
Ayush Agarwal – 12th for INR 84,665
Rupak Garbhe – 13th for INR 71,288
Subhradip Roy – 14th for INR 71,288
Akshat Sharma – 15th for INR 71,288
Peush Singhvi – 16th for INR 63,056
Karunanithi – 17th for INR 63,056)
Amit Tejura – 18th for INR 63,056
Sumukh K – 19th for INR 56,882

Harsh Bubna Finishes 10^th For INR 84,665

Level: 19

Blinds: 30k-60k

Ante: 60k

Gaurav Idnani from Co min-raises to 85k and Harsh Bubna from small blind shoves all-in for 310k.

Deepankur Gupta in the big blind calls and Idnani snap-folds.

Harsh: 8h 10h

Deepankur: 3h 3s

Board: 6c 4d 2s 4h 5d

Deepankur hits a winning straight, busting Harsh Bubna in the process.

Siddharth Jain Finishes 11^th For INR 84,665

Level: 18

Blinds: 20k-40k

Ante: 40k

Bhavesh from Co open-shoves for 570k and the short stack Siddharth Jain from big blind calls.

Bhavesh: Ad 3h

Siddharth: Ac 10c

Board: 9h 7d 3h 6h 9d

Ayush Agarwal Eliminated in 12^th Place (INR 71,288)

Ayush Agarwal from button open shoves for 136k and Hiren Ramani from the big blind makes the call.

Ayush: 6c Jc

Ramani: Jd Ks

Board: 8c 5s 5h Kc 7s

Ramani finds a king on the turn and takes down the pot, busting Ayush  Agarwal in 12^th place.

Piyush Singhvi Goes Out in 16^th Place (INR 63,056)

Level: 18

Blinds: 20k-40k

Ante: 40k

In a pre-flop action, Piyush Singhvi from MP goes all-in for 53k with Kc 7h.

Kaleem Pasha (Ad 5s) from the button and Leon Menezes from the small blind call.

Flop: 2h Ah 5c

Leon bets 60k and Pasha calls.

Turn: 6s

Leon bets 50k and Pasha makes it to 180k. Leon folds.

River: 6h

Kaleem gets two pairs to win the pot and Piyush gets busted.

Karunanithi Busted In 17^th Place (INR 63,056)

Level: 18

Blinds: 20k-40k

Ante: 40k

Pre-flop, Deepankur Gupta from hijack raises to 80k.

Karuna Nithi from small blind goes all-in for 325K, which Deepankur calls.

Karuna: Ac 3s

Deepankur: 8c 8d

Board: 7h 10d 2d 8h 6d

Deepankur hits a set with eights and busts out Karunanithi in 17^th place.

Amit Tejura Finishes 18^th for INR 63,056

Level: 18

Blinds: 20k-40k

Ante: 40k

Gaurav Idnani from Co limps and Amit Tejura shoves all-in for 100k, which Idnani calls.

Amit: Kd As

Idnani: 8h 6c

Board: 3C 6d Js 10h 5c

Idnani takes down the pot and busts Amit Tejura in 18^th place (INR 63,056.

A Look at Eliminations (43rd to 20th Places)

• Navaneesh P – (43rd for INR  38,875)
• Vipul Tiwari – (42nd for INR  38,875)
• Rachit Parihar – (41st for INR 38,875)
• Vishal Ojha – (40th for INR 38,875)
• Naresh Veeravali – (39th for INR 38,875)
• Avinash Tauro – (38th for INR 38,875)
• Ayush Shukla – (37th for INR 38,875)
• Anmol Mehta (36th for INR 42,991)
• Ritvik Khana (35th for INR 42,991)
• Kalyan Chakrabarti (34th for  INR 42,991)
• Manas Kalita (33rd for  INR 42,991)
• Jake Taxeira (32nd for INR 42,991)
• Gaurav Sood (31st for INR 42,991)
• Nitin Rawat (30th for  INR 42,991)
• Abhijeet Bordia (29th  for  INR 42,991)
• Ravi Gupta (28th for INR 42,991)
• Avneesh Munjal (27th for INR 47,621)
• Mohit Sunil Bohra (26th for INR 47,621)
• Neil Eric Sequira (25th for  INR 47,621)
• Sanat Mehrotra– (24th for INR 52,252)
• Surendrapal Singh (23rd for INR 52,252)
• Myron Pareira (22nd for INR 52,252)
• Deepak Agarwal(21st for INR 56,882)
• Rubin Labroo (20th for INR 56,882)

 

Rubin Labroo Busted in 20^th Place ( INR 56,882)

• Level: 17
• Blinds: 10k-20k
• Ante: 20k

Rubin Labroo from hijack shoves all-in with Kd Jh for over 80k and Siddharth Jain calls with Ah 8h. The board runs out 4d Qh Jc As 4c where Siddharth Jain takes down the pot and busts Labroo.

Vikas Singh Goes Out in 23^rd Place for INR 52,252

• Level: 17
• Blinds: 10k-20k
• Ante: 20k

 Deepankur Gupta from UTG opens to 40k and Ayush Agarwal from Co goes all-in for 210k. Vikas Singh from the big blind also goes all-in for 54k. Action back on Deepankur who decides to fold.

• Ayush: Ac Qs
• Vikas: Jc 8h
• Board: 5s 3c 10h 2h 3h

Ayush Agarwal takes down the pot with ace high, busting Vikas Singh in 23^rd place for INR 52,252.

Neil Sequeira (25^th for INR 47,621) & Mohit Bohra (26^th for INR 47,621) Busted

• Level: 17
• Blinds: 10k-20k
• Ante: 20k

Neil Eric Sequeira from UTG open-shoves for 150k and gets called by Gaurav Idnani.

Another to go all-in is Mohit Bohra who holds a shorter stack than Neil’s.

• Neil: Ad 7d
• Idnani: Kh Ks
• Mohit Bohra: Ac Kd
• Board: 2d 2h Jh 5c 7h.

Leon Menezes Leads The Remaining Players

Level: 17

Blinds: 10k-20k

Ante: 20k

• Kalim pasha- 596k
• Gaurav idnani- 570k
• Deepankar gupta- 550k
• Leon menezes- 800k
• Ayush agarwal- 350k
• Aditya Sarin- 490k

Ravi Gupta Finishes 28^th for INR 42,991

• Level: 16
• Blinds: 7.5-15k
• Ante: 15K

Ravi Gupta from small blind shoves all-in for 55k and Aditya Sarin makes the call.

• Ravi: Jd 3s
• Aditya: Kd 4s
• Board: Ah Qh 9s 9h 10x

Aditya takes it down with King high and Ravi Gupta gets eliminated in 28^th place (INR 42,991).

Jake Taxeira Finishes 33^rd for INR 42,991

• Level: 16
• Blinds: 7.5-15k
• Ante: 15K

Rubin Labroo who held a bigger stack in the hijack position shoved all-in with Ad 7h and the shorter-stacked Jake Taxeira made the call with 2d Qc. The board ran out Qs As 3h Ah 6d, giving Labroo a set with aces to win the pot and bust Jake in 33^rd place. Jake earned INR 42,991 for his deep run.

Anmol Mehta Busted In 36^th Place (INR 38,875)

• Level: 16
• Blinds: 7.5-15k
• Ante: 15K

Anmol Mehta from button open shoves for 75k with Kc Js and Leon Menezes calls with As 9s

The board runs out 10d 10h Kd Jh Qh where Leon hits a straight to win the pot and but Mehta  

Kalyan Chakrabarti Busted by Leon Menezes

• Level: 16
• Blinds: 7.5k-15k
• Ante: 15k

Leon Menezes limped and Kalyan Chakrabarti who was in the big blind, shoved all-in for 1.74 Lac.

Leon tanked a little before eventually making the call. Both players then turned over their cards.

• Kalyan: Jc Qh
• Leon: Ad Jd
• Board: 5h 6c Kd 3h 5d

Leon won the pot with Ace high and busted Kalyan Chakravarthy in the process.

Puneet Sachan Bubbles DPT 16.5K Warm Up

• Level: 16
• Blinds: 7.5k-15k
• Ante: 15k

Unfortunately for Puneet Sachan who was among the chip leaders a few levels ago, he has gone out on the money bubble. Pre-flop, Puneet Sachan shoved all-in with Qh 7h, and Leon Menezes, who had a bigger stack, called with Jd Jc.

The board ran out 7h 6h 5s Ad Ks where pockets jacks held up to win the pot for Leon and bust Puneet in 44^th place and leaving all the remaining 43 players in the money

Rajat Singla Busted Near Money Bubble

• Level: 15
• Blinds: 5k-10k
• Ante – 10k

In a pre-flop action, Aditya Sarin from Big Blind shoved all in.

Rajat Singla, who was left with just 2 big blinds, made the call.

Aditya: Jd Jc

Rajat: Ah 9s

Board: Kd 4s 5h 2c Jh

While the board bricked out for Rajat, Aditya rivered a set to win the pot and bust Singla.

Ravi Gupta Doubles Up With Higher Two Pairs

• Level: 14
• Blinds: 3k-6k
• Ante: 6k

Ravi Gupta from small blind goes all-in for 37k with Kc Jh and Mitang Soni from BB calls with As Ks  

The board runs out Kh Js 5d 5h 6c where Ravi Gupta flops two pairs to win the pot and double up.

Karunanithi Doubles-Up

• Level: 14
• Blinds: 3k-6k
• Ante: 6k

Karunanithi from the middle position open shoves for 55k and Savvy Ranchal from big blind calls.

• Karunanithi: As 5s
• Savvy Ranchal: 3s 3h

The board opens 5d Ks 5h 10d 2c, giving Karunanithi a set to win the pot and double up in the process.

Chip Counts At Third Break – Puneet Sachan Chip Leading

• Level: 13
• Blinds: 2k-4k
• Ante: 4k

We are down to 75 players after level 13 and the leading remaining players is Puneet Sachan with a massive stack of 258K. Following him are Kaleem Pasha with 245k and Ayush Agarwal with 225k. 

•  Mitang soni- 122k
• Alok bhat- 165k
• Neil Sequeira- 230k
• Deepankar gupta- 178k
• Ayush agarwal- 225k
• Kaleem pasha- 245k
• Vaibhav sharma- 170k
• Puneet sachan- 258k
• Sanat mehrotra- 170k
• Roopak garbhe- 172k

Sameer Agarwal Busted by Neil Eric Sequeira

• Level: 13
• Blinds: 2k-4k
• Ante: 4k

Pre-flop, Neil Eric Sequeira opens to 8k and the short-stacked Sameer Agarwal goes all-in.

Neil who had Sameer covered makes the call. Both players then turn over their cards.

• Sameer: Js  As
• Neil: 6d 6s

The board run out As Ad 2c 6h 7d where Neil hits a full house and busts Sameer Agarwal.

Double-Up For Milena Mezhuieva

• Level: 12
• Blinds: 1500-3000
• Ante: 3000

Milena Mezhuieva open-shoves for 25.1k and gets call from Vishal Ahuja in the big blind.

• Milena: As 9s
• Ahuja: Jh Jd
• Board: 8s Qs 7c 3s 7d

With 3 spades on the board, Milena took down the pot with flush and doubled up in the process.

Amit Tejura Doubles Up

• Level: 12
• Blinds: 1500-3000
• Ante: 3000

In the battle of small and big blinds, Shashwat Agarwal from SB shoves all-in for 37k and Amit Tejura calls for 29.3k.

• Sashwat: 9s 2h
• Tejura: Ad Js
• Board: Qc Qc Jc 7c 3s

Amit Tejura flops two pairs and holds from there to take down the pot and double-up

Sumukh Doubles Up Through Akash Singh

• Level: 12
• Blinds: 1500-3000
• Ante: 3000

In a pre-flop action, Akash Singh from the middle position opens to 6k, and Sumukh from the big blind calls.

Flop: 8c 6h Qh

Sumukh checks and Akash bets 7.5k. Sumukh then goes all-in for 32k, which Akash calls.

Sumukh held 10c 10s and  Akash had 6s 8s. While Akash was ahead on the flop, the turn 10h changed it in favour of Sumukh who hit a set and held from there to win the pot and double up.

Prizepool & Payouts For DPT 16.5K Warm-Up!

• Level: 11
• Blinds: 1000-2000
• Ante: 2000

The payouts for the DPT 16.5K Warm-up are out! Living up to the high expectations of the organizers, the DPT series-opener logged in an impressive 343 entries, generating a prize pool of INR 51.45 Lac. The top 43 places are to get paid with a min-cash worth INR 38,875. The winner gets a whopping INR 9.8 Lac, while the runner-up will take home an impressive INR 6.94 Lac payday.

1 – INR 9,80,920
2-INR 6,94,862
3-INR 4,51,504
4-INR 3,37,799
5-INR 2,56,508
6-INR 2,08,145
7-INR 1,75,732
8-INR 1,42,804
9-INR 1,10,390
10th -12th – INR 84,665
13th -15th – INR 71,288
16th – 18th – INR 63,056
19th -21st – INR 56,882
22nd -24th – INR 52,252
25th -27th – INR 47,621
28th -36th – INR 42,991
37th to 43rd – INR 38,875

Tushar Bharti Busted by Amit Tejura

• Level: 11
• Blinds: 1000-2000
• Ante: 2000

Tushar Bharti from UTG open-shoves for 7.4k and Amit Tejura from the big blind makes the call.

Tushar: Kc 5c

Amit: 9s 9c

The board opens 5h 2c 2s 6h 9c, giving Amit a full house to win the pot and bust Tushar Bharti.

Laksh Pal Singh Doubles Up Through Ashish Ahuja

• Level: 10
• Blinds: 800-1600
• Ante: 1600

Pre-flop, Laksh Pal Singh open-shoves for 20k and Ashish Ahuja from small blind calls.

Laksh Pal: As 9c

Ashish Ahuja: 10h 10d

The board runs out Ad 7d 8h 4d Jc where pocket tens don’t hold up and Laksh Pal wins then pot with the ace pair, doubling up in the process.  

Roopak Garbhe Triples Up

• Level: 10
• Blinds: 800-1600
• Ante: 1600

In a three-way action pre-flop, Kanwal Deep from UTG opens to 3.2k.

Roopak Garbhe from Hijack shoves all in for 24.4K. A player from the big blind shoves behind for 26K. Action folds back to Kanwal on UTG who makes the call. All the players take to the showdown:

• Roopak: Ah Js
• BB Player: As Ks
• Kanwal: 10h 10s

The board 7s 2c Ad Jc 6d gives Roopak two pairs to take down the pot and triple up in the process.

Sameer Agarwal Doubles-Up

• Level: 10
• Blinds: 800-1600
• Ante: 1600

Harsh Barve from UTG opens to 3.2k and Sameer Agarwal from Co and Adithya NG from SB flat call.

Flop: Kc 3d 10d

Both Adithya and Harsh check, and Sameer bets 4k. Adithya folds, and Harsh shoves all in for 25.2k.

Sameer tanks a little and then make the call. Both players then turn over their cards.

Harsh: Kh 7h

Sameer: Kd Ah

The turn 3c and the river 10h are bricks. Sameer takes down the pot with a higher kicker.

Chip Counts After Late Registration – Sanat Mehrotra Leads The Way

• Level: 10
• Blinds: 800-1600
• Ante: 1600

Online MTT crusher Sanat Mehrotra (120k) leads the way after the late registration. He is followed by Ayush Shukla (101k) and Adda52 Game Ambassador Kunal Patni (89k) Here is a look at the top 10 chip counts. 

• Kunal patni- 89k
• Neil Sequeira – 75k
• Mandar darade- 103k
• Pratibh Saluja- 75k
• Akash Singh- 76k
• Rachit Parihar- 79k
• Mitang soni- 86.5k
• Muskan sethi- 85k
• Sanat mehrotra- 120k
• Ayush shukla- 101k

Late Registration Closes With 343 entries

• Level: 10
• Blinds: 800-1600
• Ante: 1600

With the end of Level 9, the late registration period has also ended with 343 entries. Players are now on a short break. We will update the chip counts shortly.

Hiren Ramani Doubles Up Ayush Singhal 

• Level: 9
• Blinds: 600-1200
• Ante: 1200

Hiren Ramani from UTG opens to 12k and Ayush Singhal from Co shoves all-in for 50k.

Everyone else and Hiren calls with his 28.6k stack. Both players then turn over their cards.

• Ayush: Qh Qd
• Hiren: Ac 9s
• Board: 8c 7c 5c 2s 9c

Hiren gets one-card flush and doubles up.

 

Another Double Up, This Time For Adithya NG

• Level: 9
• Blinds: 600-1200
• Ante: 1200

A player from the middle position raises to 2.5k and Adithya NG goes all-in from the small blind.

The middle position player makes a snap call. Both players then take to the showdown.

• Adithya: Qd Ac
• MP Player: 5h 5s
• Board: 7h Ad Jh Js 7c

Adithya takes down the pot with two higher pairs and doubles up in the process.

A Much-Needed Double-Up For Bhavesh Mandalia

• Level: 9
• Blinds: 600-1200
• Ante: 1200

Bhavesh Mandalia open-shoves for 14.7k and gets a caller in Laksh Pal Singh from the big blind.

Bhavesh: Ad 2c

Laksh Pal:  Kc Qh

Board: 8h 2d 3d 4h Js

Bhavesh flops a pair with deuces and takes down the pot, doubling up in the process.

 

DPT April 2022 11k Warm-Up Champ Vaibhav Shah Showing Good Moves

• Level: 8
• Blinds: 500-1000
• Ante: 1000

DPT April 2022 11k Warm-Up champion Vaibhav Shah chipping up nicely to defend his title. Sitting on the UTG, he limped, Manas Kalita from Hijack raised to 2.4k which Vaibhav Shah called.

Flop: 2c 8h 8c

The flop goes check-check.

Turn: 6s

The turn also goes check-check.

River: 9c

Vaibhav bets 2k and Manas calls.

Vaibhav shows Qh 9h and Manas turns overs 5x 6x.

While both players make two pairs, Vaibhav ships it with two higher pairs.

Ankita Ajay Malik Busted

• Level: 8
• Blinds: 500-1000
• Ante: 1000

Ankita Ajay from the middle position opens to 2.1k and Neil Sequeira from the button makes it 6k.

Ankita shoves all-in for 14K, which Neil snap-calls. Both players then turn over their cards.

• Ankita: Qd Qs
• Neil: Ah Ks
• Board: 8s 6d Ad 7d 10s

Unfortunately for Ankita, Neil flops an ace pair which was enough to win the pot and bust Ankita.

Praveen Nakhat Takes It Down On The River

• Level-7
• Blinds- 400/800
• Ante-400

Pre-flop- Praveen Nakhat on UTG +1raises to 1.5K and is called by Shion from the middle position.

Flop- Kc 10c 5h

Nakhat bets 2.5k and Shion calls to 2.5k

Turn- Qs

Nakhat  bets 4500 and Shion calls

River- Kh

Nakhat bets 22k and Shion folds

Praveen Nakhat takes down the pot by forcing Shion to fold in the river.

Kamal Panjabi Busted By Rakesh Mishra

• Level: 7
• Blinds: 400-800
• Ante: 800

Rakesh Mishra from HJ opens to 2.5k and Kamal Panjabi from button calls.

Flop: 10s 10c 7h

Mishra shoves all-in for 30k and Kamal calls for his remaining stack of 11k.

Mishra had Ac Jc and Kamal held Kd Jh. The turn and river opened as Qc and Jd.

Both players make two pairs but Mishra takes down the pot with the ace kicker.

Deepak Raina Busted

• Level: 6
• Blinds: 300-600
• Ante: 600

A player from an early position opens to 2.5k another player from an early position Deepak Raina and a player from a middle position calls. Avneesh Munjal from Hijack raises to 6.5k and Somashekar from button calls. The initial raiser folds and Deepak Raina shoves all-in for 11.6K. Both Munjal and Somashekar call.

• Deepak: Kd Jc
• Avneesh: Kh Qs
• Somashekar: Qc Qd
• Board: 4d 3c Kc 10s 8d

Avneesh takes down the pot with a higher kicker and Raina gets busted. 

279 Entries & Still Counting!

• Level: 6
• Blinds: 300-600
• Ante:600

As the tournament clock shows, there are 279 entries registered for the tournament. Some of the notable late entrants include the likes of MTT beast Anant Purohit, WSOP bracelet winner Aditya Sushant, Faiz Alam, Firoz Khan, Anmol Mehta, Anuj Laddhad, Deepak Raina and many more.

Bande Nawaz Busted by Subhradip Roy

• Level: 6
• Blinds: 300-600
• Ante:600

Subhradip Roy from UTG opens to 2.2k and Bande Nawaz from middle position calls.

Flop: 9s 2s 8s

Subhradip checks and Nawaz shoves all-in for 11,100. Subhradip calls and turns over Js Jh against 9c Ks.

Turn: 8d

River: Jd

Subhradip Roy hits a full house, taking down the pot and busting his opponent in the process.

 

Pratik Parte Chipping Up Nicely

• Level: 5
• Blinds: 300-500
• Ante: 500

Pratik Parte from UTG  opens to 2400, Mohit Sareen from SB, and Nitesh Agarwal from BB calls.

Flop: 6d 10h Jc

Everyone checks the flop.

Turn: 5h

Again, everyone checks it.

River: Kd

Both Mohit and Nitesh check, and Pratik bets 3.4k. Mohit calls and Nitesh folds.

Pratik shows Ks 9s for a rivered king pair and Mohit turns Jh 9d for a flopped jack pair.

Pratik takes down the pot with a higher pair and chips up in the process. 

Chip Counts After First Break – Rachit Parihar Among Chip Leaders

• Level: 5
• Blinds: 300-500
• Ante: 500

Rachit Parihar (79.4k), Mitang Song (68.7k) & Aditya sarin (64k) among the chip leaders.

1. Rachit Parihar – 79.4k
2. Mitang Song – 68.7k
3. Aditya sarin-64k
4. Sameer Agarwal- 63.3k
5. Archit – 60k
6. Shivam Shukla – 58k
7. Kaleem Pasha – 55.5k
8. Vishal Bajaj – 52k
9. Amit Kaushik – 50K

Bhupesh Kumar Among Early Eliminations

• Level: 4
• Blinds: 200-400
• Ante: 400

Pre-flop, Adda52 Pro Arun Sriram from Co raises to 1000, Bupesh Kumar Sharma from button snap-calls, and Kantilal Rathore from the small blind re-raises to 3.5k. The initial raiser Sriram folds and Bupesh shoves all-in. Rathore tank-calls with As Qc against the pocket jacks of Bhupesh Sharma.

The board runs out Kc 8s 8c 3c Ah where Rathore takes it down with two pairs.

Sammy Anshul Doubles Up

• Level: 3
• Blinds: 200-300
• Ante: 300

Sudhash Simha from the middle position raises to 3k and gets three callers including Sammy Anshul and Himanshu Patel.

Flop:Qh 10d Kd

Anshul shoves all-in for 8k, Patel folds and Simha calls with Ax 9x against Anshul’s Ax 8x.

Turn: 3s

River: 8s

Anshul rivers a pair with eights and takes down the pot, doubling up in the process.

 

DPT April 2022 15K Bounty Winner Amit Kaushik Joins The Action

• Level: 2
• Blinds: 100-200
• Ante: 200

Online reg Amit Kaushik has posted an update on his Instagram handle with a glimpse of his stack. Well-known for his online exploits, Kaushik took down the DPT 15K Bounty in April this year and is looking for another DPT title here at the ongoing DPT November 2022 edition at the Deltin Royale.

Himanshu Patel Takes It Down On The River

• Level: 2
• Blinds: 100-200
• Ante: 200

Simha limps from Hijack, a player from button opens to 600, the small blind calls and the Big Blind Himanshu Patel makes it 2800.  While Simha calls, both the player in button and the small blind fold.

Flop: 5h As Qh

Both players check the flop

Turn: 4d

Himanshu bets 5100 and Simha makes the call.

River: 8c

Himanshu shoves all-in for 11.9k and Simha tank-folds.

Some Notables In the Field 

• Level: 1
• Blinds: 100-100
• Ante: 100

1. Meherzad Munsaf
2. Kunal patni
3. Pranav bagai
4.  Sumukh k
5.  Amit tejura
6.  Prateek kumar
7. Vaibhav Shah
8. Firoz khan
9. Avinash Tauro
10. Naresh Veeravali
11. Sumit Navlani
12. Bharat Sharma
13. Abhishek Sharma
14. Saransh Garg

Piyush Doubles Up Through Pranav Bagai  

• Level: 1
• Blinds: 100-100
• Ante: 0

In a pre-flop action, the PSL co-founder Pranav Bagai from the middle position opens to 500k and a player from cutoff three-bets to 1500 and Piyush from small blind four-bets to 6k. Bagai who had them covered shoves all-in to which the cutoff folds and the short stack Piyush calls for 15,700.

• Bagai: 4d 4s
• Piyush: Ad Qs
• Board: Kd 3h Kh 9c Ac

Piyush takes down the pot with two higher pairs and doubles-up  

Shuffle-Up & Deal – DPT Warm-Up Begins

• Level: 1
• Blinds: 100-100
• Ante: 100

With the announcement of the shuffle-up and deal, the first event of the DPT November 2022 has begun. There are around 30 players in the field and some notables among them include Pranav Bagai, Meherzad Munsaf, Shivam Shukla, Ankita Ajay Malik  & her husband Gagandeep Malik, etc.  

Welcome To DPT 16.5K Warm-Up NLH

Hello folks! One of the most-awaited live poker series in India – Deltin Poker Tournament has begun here at the stunning Deltin Royale casino in Goa! Getting the ball rolling for the prestigious series were the Main Event Satty and the High Roller Satty, both of which ran yesterday. Starting at 5 PM, the Main Event Satty found winners in Suffraz Alam, Prem Kumar, Ayush Singhal, Sanil Lalwani, Dhiraj Agarwal, & Kshitij Kucheria, while the High Roller satty found winners in Manoj Srinivas, Saransh Gary, Shashank Murarka, Avinash Tauro, Areyann Gurbaxani & Vikhyat Ahlawat.

Running alongside the Main Event and High Roller Satty was a multi-event satty for the DPT Warm-up, Bounty & PLO events. This multi-event satty crowned winners in Savvy Ranchal, Sameer Agarwal, Subhradip Roy, Jatin Sabani, Peush Singhvi, and Shashank Murarka.

While the series kicked off yesterday here at the luxurious Deltin Royale in Goa, the real grind begins today. Yes, we are talking about the DPT 16.5K Warm-up NLH starting at 12 PM in a while from now. This is an eight-max event where players start with a stack of 20k, with blinds starting at 100-200 and ante at 100. Each level will be of 30 minutes, while late registration/re-entry will close at the end of level 9.

In the earlier DPT edition held in April, it was Mumbai’s Vaibhav Shah who took down the Warm Up event and walked away with INR 4.28 Lac. This time – who knows – it could be you. Wishing you all good luck. Stay tuned in as we will be presenting live updates when the action begins at 12 PM!