Level 4: 100/300 (300) Entries: 185/205 Luca Quilchini limped from the hijack and both blinds came along to the flop of . It checked to Quilchini who bet 900 and only small blind Richard Kremer called to the turn. Kremer led for 2,000 and got the call to see on the river. He led again…
Level 4: 100/300 (300) Entries: 183/202 Day 1b is rocking the Eden Arena with more than 200 entries in the mix already. Martin Greizinger will be one of the players who will need to re-enter the event after just losing his stack on the following cooler. Two players checked before Greizinger fired out for 2,800…
Level 4: 100/300 (300) Entries: 184/200 Here is a look at some of the bigger stacks as collected at the last break. Player Chips Blinds Giovanni Catalfamo 70,000 233 Ivane Kharadze 60,000 200 Massimiliano Palomba 55,000 183 Martenelli Corrado 50,000 167 Calum Bagnall 50,000 167 Georgios Ioannou 50,000 167 Mario Galic 45,000 150 Martin Stoev…
Players are on their first 20-minute break of Day 1b. Blinds will increase to 100/300 with a 300 big blind ante when the action resumes. We will update a few of the bigger stacks from around the room during the break.
Level 3: 100/200 (200) Entries: 165/180 Martin Greizinger raised to 600 early but small blind Mariusz Kwasniewicz raised it to 2,100. Greizinger made the call and they both saw a flop of . Kwasniewicz led out for 1,700 and got a call, and then they both checked through the turn and river. Kwasniewicz showed pocket…
The €150 NLH White Knight proved to be popular yesterday and thus far has already attracted 55 entries in the opening moments for today’s version. Players are battling it out with a starting stack of 15,000 with blinds increasing every 20 minutes until a winner is crowned. Late registration will be open for quite some…
The €350 PLO 4 & 5 Cards attracted 37 Omaha enthusiasts on Wednesday to create a €11,070 prize pool. The top five players collected at least triple the buy-in. Italy’s Andrea Tucci won the trophy after defeating United Kingdom’s Albert Sapiano heads-up for the title and the €4,100 top prize. Sapiano didn’t have much luck…
Level 3: 100/200 (200) Entries: 152/162 Antonio Ieraci limped in from the middle, then called when button Andrea Capannoli raised it to 700. Both players checked the flop, but Ieraci led for 600 on the turn. Capannoli raised to 2,500 and got the fold. Andrea Capannoli – 12,000 Antonio Ieraci – 20,000
Level 3: 100/200 (200) Entries: 150/159 Day 1b already blossomed to 159 entries near the start of Level 3 with 150 players remaining. This makes it already bigger than the 154 entries attracted during yesterday’s Day 1a and the flight hasn’t even reached its first break of the day! We reported hands involving Benjamin Dunevein…