There has never been a better time to visit Malta. With its superbly sunny weather (more than 300 days a year), expansive beaches, thriving nightlife and 7,000 years of incredible history – including some of the oldest human structures in the world, there is a huge amount to see and do in Malta. It is also a place of stunning natural beauty…
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The Battle of Malta Spring 2025 is officially in the books—and it was a record-breaker across the board. Players from 45 different countries showed up, with 718 unique entries in the Main Event and a total field of 1,542. Over half the field re-entered at least once, and the series didn’t just hit its guarantees—it…
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The Battle of Malta is back, and this year marks a special milestone — our 10th Edition. Hosted by Casino Malta, this iconic poker festival returns bigger and better than ever, promising an unforgettable experience for players from around the world. Event Dates: 28th October – 5th November 2025 Venue: Casino Malta With a €2,000,000…
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The 2025 Battle of Malta Spring Edition has been won by Adrian Ziemchod from Poland, scooping the €120,000 first prize. The 30-year old Krakow resident has graced many final tables in the two years since he started playing live mtts. He has been a cash game player for many years, but in 2023 he began…
DetailsThat’s all folks, the Battle of Malta Spring Edition is now done and dusted and is now consigned to the history books. But it’s only temporary as the iconic event will return for the Autumn Edition, which is being held frokm 28th October to 5th November, with a €2m Guarantee. There’s also an Online Battle…
DetailsAfter nearly 7 hours of play, Adrian Ziemichod has bested the rest to take down the 2025 BoM Main Event. A full payout for the final table is posted below with a full article by Jonathan Raab to shortly follow. Name: Adrian Ziemichod Age: 30 Nationality: Polish Hometown: Krakow Chips: 21,300,000 Lifetime HendonMob Cashes: $219,072 This is Adrian’s third BOM…
DetailsAs the balance of chips was heavily in his favour, Adrian Ziemichod moved all in (58,300,000) from the button. Robert Perelman called off his shorter stack (2,400,000). Much like the rest of the day’s action, Ziemichod took the lead. The board ran out to send Perelman out as the runner-up (€70,000). Name: Robert Perelman Age: 46 Nationality: American…
DetailsWith action 3-handed, Giovanni Caggia called from the small blind with . Adrian Ziemichod was quick to check his from the big blind. Both players picked up a piece as the flop came . Caggia led out for 400,000 and Ziemichod took no time to call behind. An action inducing came on the turn to give…
DetailsLundström had been reduced to under 2m. He moved all in from the small blind for his last 1.35m and Giovanni Caggia in the big blind made the call. Rasmus turned over but found himself dominated by the Sicilian’s . The flop of rapidly changed the situation as Rasmus took the lead in the hand.…
DetailsRasmus Lundström is now on life support in the Main Event after his pocket sevens failed to improve versus Giovanni Caggia’s pocket Aces. It was a 17m pot and the lively Finn is now down to just under 2m chips and will need to get busy to continue his rollercoaster ride.
Level 33: 100,000/250,000 (250,000) Entries: 4/1,542 Rasmus Lundstroem opened to 600,000 from the small blind with . Sharp dressed man, Flaviano Cammisuli, moved all in from the big blind for 3,425,000 with . Flaviano found hope on the flop as he picked up a spade draw. However, the board completed with the to send Cammisuli…
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