Rounding out the top four were Phil “takechip” D’Auteuil ($245,823 in 59 sessions/8,254 hands), Jens “Jeans89” Kyllönen ($211,791 in 170 sessions/14,000 hands), and Ville Wahlbeck ($209,391 in 19 sessions/2,103 hands).Įunjong Byun was the week’s biggest loser after dropping $253,926 in 29 sessions of 4,677 hands.
The biggest winner over the past seven days was Ben “Sauce123” Sulsky, who banked $255,090 in 19 sessions of 2,935 hands. In fact, the biggest winners of the week were all familiar. With that said, there was still enough action to keep the railbirds interested. Add to that a lull in Viktor “Isildur1” Blom activity, who if you recall was responsible for a great deal of action the week before, and it made for a relatively quiet week on the virtual felt - except for Daniel Negreanu getting hacked. In the last week, the 2012 Aussie Millions Poker Championship concluded in Melbourne, Australia, and essentially dominated the poker headlines.
