Niklas “Lena900” Astedt advances to Day 2 of the Sunday Million 20th Anniversary Tournament

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Niklas "Lena900" Astedt advanced to Day 2 of the Sunday Million 20th Anniversary event and is currently ranked sixth with only 49 players remaining. Finnish player RageReaperf holds the lead with a first-place prize of over $176,000.

Published: 2026.09.08 Updated: 2026.09.08 Category: Regional News
Regional Poker News Niklas “Lena900” Astedt advances to Day 2 of the Sunday Million 20th Anniversary Tournament

Niklas "Lena900" Astedt advances to Day 2 of the Sunday Million 20th Anniversary Tournament Niklas “Lena900” Astedt advanced to Day 2 of the Sunday Million 20th Anniversary event and is currently ranked sixth with only 49 players remaining. Finnish player RageReaperf holds the lead, with the winner's prize exceeding $176,000.


There is a special connection between Niklas “Lena900” Astedt and the Sunday Million anniversary edition.

Four years ago, he finished 23rd in the 16th Anniversary Tournament, out of a field of 52,119 players. Now, Astedt sits in sixth place on the chip leaderboard with only 49 players remaining in a massive field of 55,444.

Currently leading the pack is Finland's "RageReaperf," who won their first SCOOP title last year in the $55 NLHE Turbo PLO event, for a prize of $12,849. Can they add another title to their collection when the winner is decided on Monday night, this time in the 20th anniversary Sunday Million event?

Top 10 chip leaders for the Sunday Million 20th Anniversary Event

 
 
RankingplayercountryBountyChip Count
1RageReaperfFinland$2,98228,384,634
2AHTOCbBelarus$8,35926,984,520
3Ruslan_91193Argentina$1,75926,953,529
4penny1701Austria$3,16421,665,404
5SuperQ22Kazakhstan$3,47120,259,987
6Niklas “Lena900” AstedtSweden$6,72519,644,614
7luily021Belarus$3,08817,645,390
8d0c16Ukraine$5,09216,794,982
9makassipDenmark$5,30116,344,297
10grid 92Ukraine$3,96815,016,112

While Astedt may be the most talked-about surviving player, many others remain in the competition. "SuperQ22" reached the final table of the $1,050 New Year Series Main Event in 2023; "luily021" reached the final table of the $55 SCOOP Main Event in 2021.

Looking further down the list, you'll find Leonard “Grozzorg” Maue currently ranked 42nd in chips. He's absolutely not to be underestimated—he boasts two SCOOP titles and one WCOOP title to date.

Since this year's Sunday Million tournament adopts a progressive KO format, the question of who has the highest bounty is always a hot topic. Currently, the highest bounty belongs to the Ukrainian player "234241234214432", with a prize of $8,400.

Sunday Million 20th Anniversary Tournament Top 10 Prize Money

Despite the focus on the bounty, all surviving players have already secured $924 in prize money. Eliminating two more players will guarantee each player a four-figure prize, while the champion will take home over $176,000.

 
 
Rankingbonus
1st place$176,310
2nd place$176,304
3rd place$109,854
4th place$68,981
5th place$44,028
6th place$25,833
7th place$16,711
8th place$10,835
9th place$6,803
10th place$3,660

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