In the rapid-fire busts, Mike Malm secures the PLO Bounty Victory
In an exciting turn of events at the Pure Poker Tour (PPT) PLO Bounty event held on July 23, 2025, Mike Malm showcased an impressive display of poker skills, ultimately emerging as the champion.
The game, which had a total prize pool of $5,495 for Malm, was relatively slow for most of the evening. However, the ending proved to be particularly fast-paced.
The turning point came when Malm called under the gun, and both Colby Niven and Malm called to the 9ā„6ā 9ā¦ flop. Malm's winning hand in the final game was Aā Jā¦9ā¦8ā£, a formidable set of nines that proved too strong for his opponents.
Malm's path to victory was not easy. He eliminated Viet D in the heads-up phase after just a couple of hands, managing a double against D in the opening hand. Malm also defeated Niven with jack-jack-nine-three.
In quick succession, Malm scored a double knockout, eliminating Dave Howat and Niven. Howat finished the game in 4th place, and Niven finished in 3rd place.
Unfortunately, the specific payout places and amounts for the PLO Bounty game beyond fourth place were not listed. However, it is known that Michael Legacy, the eventual winner, took home $6,101 as the champion.
Despite the lack of detailed payout information, it is clear that Mike Malm's strategic play and quick thinking were instrumental in his victory in the PLO Bounty game. His total earnings, including the $1,700 in bounty cash, amounted to an impressive sum.
The PLO Bounty game ended with Malm in first place, marking a memorable night for the poker enthusiast. The game served as a testament to Malm's skill and determination, making him a force to be reckoned with in the world of poker.
Ā· Mike Malm's triumphant night at the Pure Poker Tour (PPT) PLO Bounty event on July 23, 2025, saw him showcase his poker skills in various casino-games, particularly poker, and eventually emerge victorious.
Ā· His ultimate victory in the casino-and-gambling tournament was highlighted by a dramatic and fast-paced finale, during which he displayed a formidable set of nines in a game of poker against Colby Niven and others.
