Day 1e of the €600 Main Event attracted 922 entries. Below are the chip counts for those 138 who made it through to Day 2. Position Name Chips 1 Ruggero Magri 1,520,000 2 Enea Soumpasi Or Subashi 785,000 3 Alberto Sanchez Galiano 772,000 4 Kristian Previsic 619,000 5 Philip Cole 573,000 6 Giuseppe Ciancio 572,000…
DetailsNow that our full reporting function has returned, we’re finally able to deliver the chip counts from yesterday’s starting flights. Day 1e counts coming soon, but here’s the chip counts of the Day 1f survivors. Jonny Tang bagged the largest stack of just over 700,000 chips and won the big stack bonus of a €1,500…
DetailsLevel 7: 500/1,000 (1,000) Entries: 1,176/1,784 I was thrilled to witness the festivites at Table 69. Alessandro Marano opened to 2,300 from UTG+1, and Carmelo Contursi (Hi-jack), Ioannis Kritsotakis (Cut-off), Vincenzo Scarfogliero (Button), Taago Tamm (Small Blind), and Alessio Vichi (Big Blind) all made the call. “What a treat,” I was thinking to myself; six…
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What time is it? It’s that time again! Time to take a look at what’s going on at the Battle of Malta. Day 1g is well on the way to becoming the biggest Day 1 ever at Battle of Malta. With over three and half hours to go until registration closes, the Main Event has…
DetailsLevel 7: 500/1,000 (1,000) Entries: 1,221/1,697 As the players went on the second break of the day, I took a stroll through the arena, trying to identify the biggest stacks. Andreas Schiepe appears to be the current chip leader. Player Chips Big Blinds Andreas Schiepe 309,000 309 Dor Adda 214,000 214 Vincenzo Scarfogliero 208,000 208…
DetailsToday is the final PLO event of the festival, however there are still Sviten and a H.O.R.S.E . tournaments scheduled on Monday and Tuesday. They are now in the third level of the day, with 67 players having already joined the 4-card action.
British players are having an absolutely fabulous time at the 2026 Autumn Edition of the Battle of Malta and that continued today as Paul Murphy has won the Mystery Siege of Malta, scooping the €31,900 first place prize and the trophy. A deal was done with three players left, with €5,000 left to play for.…
DetailsThe largest Battle of Malta starting day was the equivalent Day 1g in 2024, when 1,759 entries were made. We are now in the 5th level of the day with still almost five hours until registration closes and there have been 1,532 buy-ins so far. If the rate of entries remains at this pace, last…
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