The Russian bagged 1,289,000 chips and took the lead among the nine players who advanced to Day 2 of the highest buy-in tournament of the Onyx High Roller Series. Rob Yong and Zorlu Er completed the podium of the day.
Day 2 of the Onyx High Roller Series ended with nine players in the running for the title and the $1,250,000 grand prize. Raoul Kanme is the leader, followed by Daniel Rezaei and Manuel Fritz. Julián Pineda and Nacho Barbero had already been eliminated.
Nacho Barbero could not surpass the second starting flight of the Main Event tournament in the Onyx High Roller Series in Cyprus, which had 106 entries. Jordan Woodall finished as the leader with 3,935,000 chips; Sergio Aido also advanced.
El estadounidense que posó para la foto pero jamás dio a conocer su nombre real derrotó a Mikita Badziakouski tras comenzar el heads-up con una enorme desventaja. Dos colombianos lograron entrar ITM.
The Main Event of the new edition of the Onyx High Roller Series began in Cyprus with a buy-in of US$25,500 and US$5 million guaranteed. Day 1A had 113 entries and Fahredin Mustafov finished at the top among the survivors; the Colombian was eliminated by the leader.
The Dutch player fulfilled his destiny after a fan congratulated him for winning the title before the final table was played.
El legendario jugador finlandés llega como chipleader a la mesa final y competirá por el premio mayor de US$1.150.000.
The Bulgarian player, Alex Kulev, achieved his first cash of 2026 with a US$384K victory in the Onyx High Roller Series.
The American player Jean-Robert Bellande had not planned to play this tournament and ended up winning US$1.5 million.