Chufarin
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All amounts are USD unless marked CAD. Published cashes are tournament prizes, not take-home profit. Buy-ins, re-entries, travel, packages and staking can change the personal result.
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Four Final Tables and +$10,947.41: October 28 Recap
Four Final Tables and +$10,947.41: October 28 Recap
Online · · Vancouver time
What a session: four final tables, three top-three finishes and a win. I reached the final table in two $1,050 events, the $400 Forty Stack and the $250 Daily Main.
I recommend watching this stream for more than just the results. There were plenty of interesting decisions at the tables and plenty of entertainment along the way. If you missed it live, the full replay is linked below.
Four final tables in pictures
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A win in the $400 Forty Stack HR
First out of 31 entries and $6,116.73 in prizes: $2,316.73 for the finish plus $3,800 in bounties. The bounties are already included in the total. I sold 50% of my action in this event, so my personal result accounts for my share of the payout and the proceeds from selling action.
Back-to-back heads-up finishes in the $1,050 APT High Roller
I won this event yesterday and made it to heads-up again today. This time I finished second out of 61 entries for $11,213.39. First and second in the same event on consecutive days — a very satisfying result. I did not sell any action in today’s APT, so I kept the entire payout.
Third in the Daily Main and one more final table
I finished third out of 93 entries in the $250 Daily Main for $2,611.53. My fourth final table came in the $1,050 Wednesday Double Stack HR: ninth out of 80 entries for $2,382.36. I sold 50% of my action in both events, which is reflected in the accounting below.
Other results
In the $525 Bounty Hunters HR, I finished 34th out of 375 entries for $1,183.75, including $500 in bounties. I fired three entries for a total cost of $1,575. The action I sold covered only the first entry. Since I cashed after re-entering, that payout was entirely mine. The proceeds from selling action on the first entry are also included in the session total. I picked up another $50 in prizes in the $215 Big Game.
Session finances
| Item | USD |
|---|---|
| Total buy-ins and re-entries | $8,486.00 |
| Gross prizes | $23,557.76 |
| Share sale proceeds, including markup | $1,455.96 |
| Investors’ share of prizes | $5,580.31 |
| My prizes after investor payouts | $17,977.45 |
| My costs after share sales | $7,030.04 |
| Personal net result, excluding rakeback | +$10,947.41 |
$23,557.76 is gross prizes, not personal profit. The +$10,947.41 net result accounts for all entries, action sold, investor payouts and markup. Rakeback is not included.
Stream replay
Four final tables in one session, plenty of interesting decisions and a packed stream. If you missed it, I highly recommend the replay 🙂
From 7/9 at the Final Table to the Win 🏆
From 7/9 at the Final Table to the Win 🏆
Online ·
Today I won the APT Online $1,050 High Roller! At the final table I was seventh of nine with 40.2 BB, and I finished first in a field of 67. 🏆 $12,975.39 in prize money.
The other tournaments were more modest, but this win was enough for a good profitable day.
Session totals
Tournaments
- Total buy-ins: $6,128
- Tournament prizes: $13,570.39
- Tournament result before accounting for shares: +$7,442.39
Shares and personal result
- Proceeds from action sales: $1,460.38
- My cost after action sales: $4,667.62
- Prize payouts to investors: $172.50
- My tournament prizes after investor payouts: $13,397.89
I also won $250 in a separate last-longer: that amount is entirely mine, with no shares sold. It is not tournament prize money.
Personal session result after action sales, including the last-longer: +$8,980.27.
Rakeback is not included.
Thanks to everyone who joined the stream. SALOOS!
October 26: Four Shots at Another Bahamas Pass and a Short-Stack Final Table
October 26: Four Shots at Another Bahamas Pass and a Short-Stack Final Table
Online ·
Today's biggest outlay was in the WSOP Paradise satellites: four $2,500 entries, $10,000 in total. No additional pass this time. I liked the spot, but the result was an expensive one.
There were some brighter moments too. In the $250 Daily Main, I reached the final table with a super-short stack and finished sixth for $1,983. Considering the stack I brought to the final table, that was a decent result.
I also made a deep run in the $500 Ocean KO, picking up $1,321, but couldn't make it to the final table.
Session totals
- Total buy-ins: $16,841
- Total prizes: $3,304
- Result before accounting for shares: −$13,537
- Personal result after accounting for sold shares: −$14,093.14
Rakeback is not included in the daily result.
The session ended with a sizeable loss, but there was a fight right to the end. That short final-table stack still had some life in it, and it was good to share both the good moments and the rough ones with everyone on stream. Thanks to everyone who was there. On we go 🙂
October 25: Sunday Recap
October 25: Sunday Recap
Online · October 25, 2026
This was my shortest Sunday session, and it finished in the red.
- Total buy-ins: $37,638
- Total prizes: $12,176
- Overall tournament result: −$25,462
- My result after shares: −$16,375.19
I was not in my best form. There was bad luck, but I also played too aggressively in some spots and made mistakes. It would be convenient to put the whole result down to variance, but that would not be an honest account of the session.
At some point I stopped new registrations and re-entries and focused on the tournaments I already had running. That was a useful decision: there was no need to keep adding tables when I was not playing my best.
There were good moments too, including a win in the Bahamas GGMillion$ satellite. They did not turn the session around financially, but the day was not without its chances.
Overall, everything is fine. An expensive Sunday is unpleasant, but it is part of the record, not a disaster. For now, some rest. Whether I play the next day will depend on how I feel and what form I am in.
We keep going, and I will keep showing the results honestly.
October 18–25: Five Sessions, One Winning Day
October 18–25: Five Sessions, One Winning Day
Online · October 18–25, 2026 · five sessions
This first report covers October 18–25 inclusive: eight calendar days, five sessions and, unusually, two Sundays. That is the starting boundary for this first recap. Future reports will use consistent, non-overlapping weekly periods so the results are easier to follow and compare.
- Total buy-ins: $106,620
- Total prizes: $66,322.08
- Overall tournament result: −$40,297.92
- My result after shares: approximately −$29,003.68
- Weekly Rewards and rakeback: $3,159.16
- Final personal result: approximately −$25,844.52
Personal results by session
- October 18: −$3,608.49
- October 20: −$5,816
- October 21: ≈−$7,392
- October 22: ≈+$4,188
- October 25: −$16,375.19
These personal session results already include shares. Shares are not deducted again; Weekly Rewards and rakeback are added once in this period recap.
Four sessions were losing days. October 22 was the only positive one.
There were chances throughout the period. October 18 brought bubbles in GGMillion$, the GGMasters final-table bubble and Ocean. On October 21, I made three final tables: second in Classic, fifth in Daily Main and sixth in Zodiac. That session still finished down roughly $7,392. I also lost KK against J8s as an approximately 80% favourite in a $10K-ticket satellite.
October 22 was better: roughly $4,188 profit. Sixth in Forty Stack paid $1,610.08, including $1,225 in bounties, and I won a GGMillion$ satellite. But even that session had a missed opportunity: a huge stack in Ocean ended with an exit before the bubble.
The second Sunday was the most expensive session, down $16,375.19 personally. I was not in my best form. There was bad luck, but also too much aggression and mistakes I have to own. I stopped new registrations and re-entries and focused on the tournaments still running.
A list of deep runs does not tell the whole story. Three final tables can still leave a substantial loss when the buy-in volume is high. Shares also matter when separating the tournament results from my own result.
Still, everything is fine. A losing stretch is no disaster, and eight days cannot settle anything about long-term performance. Next comes rest; whether I play the following day depends on my form. I will keep building a clear, honest record, including the good sessions, mistakes and losing stretches.
One Final Table, One Ticket, and an Ocean-Sized Plot Twist
One Final Table, One Ticket, and an Ocean-Sized Plot Twist
Online ·
Several cashes today, one final table, and two GGMillion$ satellites with very different endings.
I finished sixth in the $400 Forty Stack HR for $1,610.08, including $1,225 in bounties. Nice when the bounty column does the heavy lifting.
Ocean KO looked promising: a huge stack, lovely bounties, and plenty of possibilities. Then the stack disappeared and I busted just before the bubble. Apparently, the Ocean has a drain.
In the GGMillion$ satellites, I bubbled one and won a $10,000 ticket in the other. A fairly efficient tour of both ends of the emotional spectrum.
The numbers: $13,091 in buy-ins, $7,563.08 in cash returns, plus the $10,000 ticket. My result after action sales and backer payouts: approximately +$4,188, counting the ticket at face value, not as cash.
Next stream: Sunday, October 25. My birthday was Monday, and friends are coming over on Friday. Tomorrow's final table is at home. Everyone gets a seat, and hopefully nobody eliminates the birthday boy before dessert.
Thanks to everyone who joined the stream ❤️
Three Final Tables, Still a Losing Day | October 21
Three Final Tables, Still a Losing Day | October 21
Online ·
Three final tables today, but the session still ended in the red 🙃
The $1,050 satellite delivered one of the toughest moments: pocket kings against J8 suited, with a $10K ticket on the line. Got it in as roughly an 80% favourite and lost. Satellites really are something else 😂
Watch the hand: KK vs J8s in the $1,050 satellite ↗
Then came the final tables:
- $525 Classic: 2nd place, around $1,630. Made it to heads-up but couldn’t finish the job.
- $250 Daily Main: 5th place, around $1,456. AK lost to A2 to end the run.
- Zodiac: 6th place, around $2,582. Almost forgot this one while recapping the day. Too many final tables to keep track of 😂
SESSION TOTALS
| Metric | USD |
|---|---|
| Buy-ins | $15,258 |
| Cashes and bounties | $6,605 |
| My net result after action sales | approximately −$7,392 |
That personal result includes the money received from selling action and deducts the buyers’ share of winnings. The action sold covered first entries only, not re-entries. Figures are based on rounded session records.
Some deep runs, but the cashes weren’t enough to cover all the entries this time.
Thanks to everyone who joined the stream ❤️ We’ll be back live tomorrow, October 22.
October 20, 2026 · A short session
October 20, 2026 · A short session
Online ·
A short session today: 16 tournament records, $8,983 in buy-ins and $3,167 in cashes, for a net tournament result of −$5,816.
The closest run was in the APT $1,050 High Roller. I finished 10th, on the final-table bubble, for $2,618 after $4,200 in total entries.
We are visiting the doctor as a family for the certificate requested for our Bahamas visa, so poker took a little less time today. I will be streaming again tomorrow — see you there!
October 18, 2026 · Session recap
October 18, 2026 · Session recap
Online ·
I won a $10,000 satellite ticket, finished on the bubble in GGMillion$ $10K, reached the final-table bubble in GGMasters $1K, and finished on a bubble in Ocean KO.
| Metric | USD |
|---|---|
| Gross buy-ins | $31,650 |
| Gross prizes, including the ticket | $26,811 |
| Gross result | −$4,839 |
| My costs after share-sale proceeds | $25,472.01 |
| My retained prizes | $21,863.52 |
| Personal result after sold shares and markup | −$3,608.49 |
The $10,000 satellite ticket is included in the recorded prizes at its $10,000 face value. The personal result accounts for sold shares and markup.
SharkScope · DenysChufarin · GGNetwork
Since my transition to tournaments in March 2025 →
SharkScope · DenysChufarin · GGNetwork
Online · activity in the records: March 31, 2025–October 14, 2026
SharkScope data snapshot supplied by the author on October 17, 2026.
| Metric | Snapshot value |
|---|---|
| Tournaments | 4,400 |
| Entries, including re-entries | 6,979 |
| Total profit reported by SharkScope | +USD 1,280,168 |
| Total ROI reported by SharkScope | 34.6% |
These are tracked / uploaded SharkScope records, not a verified complete career history. The service warns that GGNetwork no longer publishes full results. Entries and tournament counts are distinct measures. Profit and ROI are shown as reported under SharkScope’s methodology and coverage; they are not personal results after shares, staking, markup or rakeback.
This snapshot is not added to the other summaries on this page: periods and records may overlap.
WSOP Online 2026
WSOP Online 2026
Online · 2026
Las Vegas 2026
Las Vegas 2026
Live · June–July 2026
My recap totals: $87,285 in buy-ins, $50,029 in cashes, and a tournament balance of −$37,256, before travel costs and any staking or share settlements.
| Event | Finish | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| WSOP $2,500 No-Limit Hold’em | 36 | $14,036 |
| WSOP $1,000 Mystery Millions | 875 | $3,519 |
| WSOP $5,000 6-Handed | 96 | $11,323 |
| WSOP $10,000 6-Handed Championship | 49 | $21,151 |
| Total published cashes | 4 cashes | $50,029 |
Calgary 2026
Calgary 2026
Live · January 2026
| Event | Entries | Buy-in per entry | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| WSOP Circuit Main Event | 6 | CAD 2,200 (~USD 1,581–1,583) | CAD 13,200 (~USD 9,491) |
| WSOP Circuit High Roller | 2 | CAD 3,500 (~USD 2,516) | CAD 7,000 (~USD 5,031) |
| Recorded total | 8 | CAD 20,200 (~USD 14,522) |
Cashes: CAD 0 (USD 0). Tournament balance for these entries: −CAD 20,200 (~−USD 14,522), before travel and other costs.
USD amounts use Bank of Canada historical rates ↗. They are indicative conversions, not actual payment-provider charges. The Main Event range reflects different exchange rates across the entry dates.
WSOP Paradise 2025
WSOP Paradise 2025
Live · December 2025
Ninth in the $26,000 GGMillion$ Single Day Turbo: $123,400.
| Registration group | Entries | Nominal value |
|---|---|---|
| Super Main Event | 3 × $26,000 | $78,000 |
| GGMillion$ | 2 × $26,000 | $52,000 |
| Satellites | 1 × $1,500 + 4 × $2,750 | $12,500 |
| Recorded total | 10 | $142,500 |
These are registration face values. Tickets, packages and satellite qualification mean this total is not my personal cash spending. It should not be subtracted from the prize to calculate personal profit.
Las Vegas 2025
Las Vegas 2025
Live · June–July 2025
| Event | Finish | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| Venetian $1,100 UltimateStack | 1 | $51,303 |
| Wynn Summer Classic $3,500 NLH | 201 | $8,226 |
| Total published cashes | 2 cashes | $59,529 |
These are published prizes. A full trip buy-in total and profit figure are not included.