Candido v Luigi
Two will soon become one. One will be Zigaziga’ing while the other remains a Wannabee. Stay tuned to find out…
DetailsTwo will soon become one. One will be Zigaziga’ing while the other remains a Wannabee. Stay tuned to find out…
DetailsLevel 40: 1,000,000/2,000,000 (2,000,000) Entries: 2/6,039 Prize Pool: €2,728,970 With three players left, Giuseppe Ciancio was the shortest stack. He decided to defend his Big Blind after a 5,500,000 raise from Candido Cappilleo (Small Blind). Capilleo continued with a 10,400,000 bet on the flop. As fast as humanly possible, Ciancio moved all in for 36,200,000,…
DetailsThree Italians left, which one will be the 2025 Battle of Malta Champion? Could it be Candido? Or will it be Luigi? Or perhaps Giuseppe?
DetailsLevel 39: 1,000,000/1,500,000 (1,500,000) Entries: 3/6,039 Prize Pool: €2,728,970 Leonardo Romeo opened to 3,000,000 on the Button. Candido Cappiello (Big Blind) then decided to fold his opponent all in for 28,500,000. Romeo showed no signs of hesitation before making the call. Candido Cappiello: Leonardo Romeo: It was a classic coinflip scenario. Cappiello’s been running hot…
DetailsLevel 39: 1,000,000/1,500,000 (1,500,000) Entries: 4/6,039 Prize Pool: €2,728,970 Chip leader Candido Cappiello min-raised to 3,000,000 UTG. Seated in the Big Blind, Marius Campan was the sole caller. Campan donk-bet all in for 14,300,000 on the flop. Cappiello shared a look of surprise, before making the call. Marius Campan: Candido Cappiello: What an exciting flop.…
DetailsLevel 38: 600,000/1,200,000 (1,200,000) Entries: 5/6,039 Prize Pool: €2,728,970 Giuseppe Ciancio had become the shortest stack with five players remaining. Seated in the Big Blind, he was forced all in for 14,000,000 by Candido Cappiello (Small Blind). Ciancio made the call for his tournament life. Candido Cappiello: Giuseppe Ciancio: Ciancio doubled up as the board…
DetailsThe Super High Roller has now concluded, leaving the Main Event final table as the only tournament still running. It was won by Alex Whitenstall from the UK. After Robert Rohr was ousted in 3rd place, Whitenstall and Optibet sponsored pro Matiss Celmins did a deal, leaving €5,000 still to play for. It took quite…
DetailsLevel 37: 500,000/1,000,000 (1,000,000) Entries: 5/6,039 Prize pool: €2,728,970 Luigi Shehadeh clicked it to 2,000,000 on the Button. Leonardo Romeo then moved all in for 11,700,000 from the Big Blind. Shehadeh made the call without any hesitation. Leonardo Romeo: Luigi Shehadeh: It was a classic coinflip situation, and even though the semi-wet flop, Romeo managed…
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