History teacher wins $1 million at Spin & Go

[keontayB]

About 3-4 years ago a read that there are bots on pokerstars. I think i saw a video about this too. Since that I didnt play pokerstars, but i started playing again a month ago.
Now this 1mill win.. its interesting. I dont say that was a bot, but.. its unbelievable.
Just a good marketing opportunity for PS i think.

 

[najjah166]

I play very often in this game, I'm sure this is wrong, it must be a PokerStars bot, for advertising that encourages people to play more

 

[johnwat2]

Great story, we can all wish right. could happen to us too!

 

[efranto2286]

Something amazing thing to happen to you certainly do not think it's good for the teacher

 

[Max Grondman]

damn I want to be that guy

 

[GordyPoker]

They need to balance this story with All the horrible $1 loses spin and go Stories 😔

 

[xpvictor1]

If you think the game is rigged .. don't play

I understand all you players out there that believe in robots and cheating and that Pokerstars has the game somehow rigged. If you are one of those believers and are still playing on Pokerstars then perhaps you should not be doing this because that would be "insane".

 

[Dontnonothin]

I love those spin&go tournaments; but I have to say that the prize pool was always much less than the buy-ins combined; I never go so lucky to play for more money; I guess Ihave to keep trying :wink:

 

[Sss888111]

The history teacher (30 years old from Bermuda) said that he usually plays poker recreationally for 10 years.

And concludes: "will come in handy".

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This is the moment when 'jrww86' of Bermuda won $1 million on Spin & Go. That's how a history teacher makes a little history of his own.

Amazing!

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Incredibly cool, well done dude!

 

[MsNutHand]

Serious???? PokerStars still have this prize in the spin&go? I thought that it was only in the beginning to make publicity of this type of game. And how much is the buy-in to play in order to have the chance of winning $1 MM?

 

[brettlums]

That's insane can't wait for PokerStars to come back to the US

 

[David macdonald]

Don't know if poker will ever come back to us?

 

[ZenGreen]

Yea I dont thing poker is coming back to the US either. Dang 4/11 2011 think about that and how little weve come since that date in the states and how online poker in general has become more of a team/bettersoftware game then acutal game play

 

[Xesh]

I think it's fake news.

 

[Vachina]

It's nice when good people (I assume he's a good person) win.

Now it is my turn poker gods.

 

[anderson697]

Wao is crazy, I think it will be the best Christmas for that teacher.

 

[fa1920]

Hopefully one day that spin that is me, it's like a lottery to win the jackpot, you have to win again

 

[Destruct51]

Awesome hit, I have played these games a few times, usually when I am stacked bankroll. But never hit the milly, congrats!!!

 

[MolonAA]

imagines his heart when he saw that it was worth 1 million the prize. Congratulations to him.

 

[interbul1908]

It's amazing not even to believe when I play spilling all of the smallest class 0.25 cents always gives me to play for a prize 0.50 cents and rarely loved.

 

[kristersb123]

I don't know but this might be fake but damn this guy is really lucky

 

[tihomir_kula]

From Bermuda...where shall he go summer! May be in winter here, in Europe is a good destination for him.

 

[kelvin22]

1mil $... in a 3player table???
It's not the prize that's unbelievable, they can afford it, and then some... But grant 1mil in a 3table for a measly profit??? come on, PS isn't in the business of charity. They could very well grant that prize in an aditional MTT and make way more profit from sattelites and entries not to mention a lot more players would/could get a piece of the action. Who da' f..k just gives away 1mil. But... got PR nonetheless...

 

[Dzob]

I hope that I will experience such happiness. Congratulations to the winner ;-)

 

[Jezdic]

Congratulations for the history teacher. Now he has become a history of poker