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Justin Bonomo Wins SHRB #11 Tournament with $622,630 Prize
TournamentsMay 28, 2020·1 min read

Justin Bonomo Wins SHRB #11 Tournament with $622,630 Prize


Justin Bonomo, one of the most successful poker players in the world, won the SHRB #11 tournament with a prize of $622,630. The tournament, part of the Super High Roller Bowl Online 2020 series on PartyPoker, had a buy-in of $25,500 and a guaranteed prize pool of $1,000,000.

The SHRB #11 tournament featured 72 entries, resulting in a prize pool of $1,800,000, nearly double the guaranteed amount. The event concluded with a heads-up match between Justin Bonomo and Arthur Martirosyan, where Bonomo emerged as the champion.

Arthur Martirosyan, a high roller from Russia, finished as the runner-up, earning $405,000. Other notable finishers include Victor Malinovskiy from Germany, who secured 5th place with $117,000, and Nikita Bodiakovsky from Belarus, who received the minimum prize of $65,450. Dan Smith, a popular Canadian high roller, was the bubble boy of the event.

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