Level 36: 400,000/800,000 (800,000) Entries: 6/6,039 Prize pool: €2,728,970 Seated in the Cut-off, Marco D’Amico open-shoved 6,300,000. Marius Campan made the call from the Big Blind. Marco D’Amico: Marius Campan: D’Amico had two live cards, but he didn’t connect on the flop. The turn killed all his hope, and the was dealt as a pure…
level 36: 400,000/800,000 (800,000) Entries: 7/6,039 Prize pool: €2,728,970 Action folded to Rafal Lubczynski, who open-shoved 9,600,000 from the Button. Giuseppe Ciancio made the call from the Small Blind, before Leonardo Romeo decided to get out of the way. Rafal Lubczynski: Giuseppe Ciancio: Ciancio took a solid lead on the flop, and Lubczynski didn’t catch…
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level 36: 400,000/800,000 (800,000) Entries: 8/6,039 Prize pool: €2,728,970 The final table players are now on their first break of the day. There hasn’t been too much going on yet, but, perhaps, this is the calm before the storm.
The first half hour of the day has been quite uneventful, but the action is sure to hot up soon. While they’re playing conservatively, let’s take a look at what’s happening on the High Roller final table. Two Brits made the €1,100 Battle of Malta High Roller final table, Alex Whitenstall, who had the chip…
The pre-final photos have been taken and play is about to start.
Seat Player Country Chips Big Blinds 1 Marco D’amico Italy 30.72M 61 2 Davis Modans Latvia 48.15M 96 3 Luigi Shehadeh Italy 6.9M 14 4 Cristian-Marius Campan Romania 23.12M 46 5 Candido Cappiello Italy 47.62M 95 6 Rafal Lubczynski Poland 30.07M 60 7 Giuseppe Ciancio Italy 16.37M 33 8 Leonardo Romeo Italy 13.95M 28
The eight brave poker warriors who have made it this far without taking an arrow to the eye are now putting on their armour, sharpening their swords and preparing for the final battle. Over the course of the next few hours, seven will be slain, while one will riuse above all to take down the…