The final day of the Battle of Malta is now set with 8 players remaining, competing for the top prize of €209,500. The top two places today will both pay out 6-figure prizes with second place looking to pocket €129,000. Raoul Van Wersch is the player who is best positioned at the start of the…
DetailsThe final table will kick off at 2 p.m. with the stream starting 20 minutes later broadcasted by poker media veteran Jason Glatzer and guests. You can check it out on the following channels: BattleOfMalta Twitch (Recommended if you want to chat with the commentator) BattleOfMalta YouTube (Recommended if you want to fast forward and rewind)…
DetailsPlace Player Country Chips Big Blinds 1 Raoul van Wersch Netherlands 22,525,000 56 2 Gabriele Re Italy 16,100,000 40 3 Alberto Cigliano Italy 10,100,000 25 4 Daniele Grasso Italy 10,100,000 25 5 Szymon Kuczerski Poland 9,200,000 23 6 Xavier Zuczkowski Italy 6,750,000 17 7 Christophe De Meulder Belgium 6,725,000 17 8 Herli Olop Estonia 4,450,000…
DetailsDawid Szopinski eliminated in 12th place Raoul van Wersch Gabriele Re Raoul van Wersch Unofficial Main Event Final Table
DetailsLevel 35: 200,000/400,000 (400,000) Entries: 8/3,342 The unofficial final table of nine didn’t last very long tonight as just a few hands in, Gerald Gradwohl shoved early and Szymon Kuczerski reshoved more from the middle. It was a classic race between pocket queens for Kuczerski and ace-king for Gradwohl. The board of ran clean for…
DetailsSeat Player Country Chips Big Blinds 1 Szymon Kuczerski Poland 3,450,000 9 2 Raoul van Wersch Netherlands 23,525,000 59 3 Xavier Zuczkowski Italy 7,850,000 20 4 Christophe de Meulder Belgium 5,925,000 15 5 Herli Olop Estonia 5,450,000 14 6 Gabriele Re Italy 16,900,000 42 7 Albert Cigliano Italy 9,100,000 23 8 Gerald Gradwohl Austria 3,750,000…
DetailsLevel 35: 200,000/400,000 (400,000) Entries: 9/3,342 The unofficial final table has been set after Ivan Picavet lost his stack to Raoul van Wersch as follows. Picavet jammed for about 10 big blinds from the small blind and was called by van Wersch from the big blind. Ivan Picavet: Raoul van Wersch: The board ran dry…
DetailsLevel 35: 200,000/400,000 (400,000) Entries: 10/3,342 Daniele Grasso jammed a short stack from the small blind and was called Marko Luksa. Marko Luksa: Daniele Grasso: A king came on the flop and that is all it took for Grasso to claim Luksa’s stack to eliminate him in 11th place. Daniele Grasso – 9 million Marko…
DetailsLevel 34: 150,000/300,000 (300,000) Entries: 11/3,432 Level 34 is winding down now and in one of the final hands of the level, Raoul Van Wersch raised the cutoff to 600,000 and got a call from big blind Gabriele Re, Action checked through the flop and turn, but Re fired out 2,150,000 on the river. Van…
DetailsLevel 34: 150,000/300,000 (300,000) Entries: 11/3,432 Raoul Van Wersch just chipped up a bit more in another blind-on-blind hand against Xavier Zuczkowski. Van Wersch raised the small blind to 775,000 and got a call from Zuczkowski in the big. Van Wersch fired 450,000 on the flop and got the call to see on the turn.…
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