In the Americas Conference, it turned out to be “sweep week” at the heads-up tables. All three heads-up games yesterday ended up in 3-0 clean sweep victories.

But before we’re going tell you about that historic day in the Global Poker League, let’s first have a look at what happened last Tuesday in the 6-max matches.

WSOP champ Martin Jacobson showing his class

The 6-max matches were dominated by 2014 World Series of Poker Champion Martin Jacobson of the Montreal Nationals. The Swede scored a second place for 5 points in the first match, losing the heads-up battle to Brazilian poker pro Joao Bauer of the Sao Paulo Mets. In the second 6-max game of the day, Jacobson did what he does best, analyzing every spot, making the best possible decision and taking the game down for another 7 points for the Nats.

12 points for the team. Time to celebrate like they do it in Montreal. #gpl #mtlnationals pic.twitter.com/mn4OwSSvuL

— Martin Jacobson (@Martin_Jacobson) May 10, 2016

Fedor “CrownUpGuy” Holz also had a great day at the 6-max tables, scoring 8 points for the LA Sunset team with third and second place finishes.

Sweep! Sweep! Sweep!

Clean sweeps all over the place in the heads-up matches on Thursday. In the first match, it was New York Rounders team manager Bryn Kenney taking on Jonathan Jaffe of the San Francisco Rush. Score? 3-0 for Bryn Kenney and 9 points to the Bad Boys of Poker.

Jason Lavallee did exactly the same to Sao Paulo Mets Darren Elias. 3-0 and 9 more points for the Montreal Nationals, scoring 21 points in one week.

just won all 3 matches vs Darren Elias today in the @gpl (flex)

— Jason Lavallee (@constantcolorup) May 12, 2016

Clean sweep for @constantcolorup and @MTLNationals get 21 out of 23 pts this week. My team is doing great when I don't play for it @gpl

— Marc-Andre Ladouceur (@MarcAndre_FDawg) May 13, 2016

Match of the Day? #GPL First match at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET / 7 PM CET

— Global Player League (@gpl) May 12, 2016

Voted as Match of the Day on Twitter it was up to Fedor Holz and Jonathan Duhamel to meet the expectations of the fans. And they did. In a fast-paced match, Fedor showed why he is a world class player, sweeping Duhamel in three straight games. Nine more points for the LA Sunset, bringing Holz’s total score to 17 points this week.

My first @gpl HU-match for @GPLSunset coming up tonight. You want to see me play? There you go! pic.twitter.com/otCdLTP0E0

— Fedor Holz (@CrownUpGuy) May 12, 2016

Replay, Highlights and key hands of all matches this week can be found on the match pages.

Join us next Tuesday for a new week of 6-max matches.

Americas Conference Standings Week 6