On Saturday, Fabrice Soulier laid hands on the €10,300 High Roller at EPT Vienna (Austria) title and 392,900 Euro in prize money. The Frenchman, who has been a regular on the EPT since Season 1 and has over $5m in tournament earnings, was overwhelmed by the win even though it wasn't in his top three cashes.
"It really means a lot," Soulier told PokerStars blog. "I am getting so emotional. When I arrived in Vienna, I thought something was great here...Now I am one of the lucky ones with a title."
Congratulations to Fabrice Soulier for winning this high roller event. To win these sort of events you must be a top top player.The list of names cashing is like a poker roll of honour and well done to him again
Being such a regular at this event, Fabrice Soulier really may have got a tear on his eye when he realized what he achieved. Besides the plus $390k on the wallet
Congratulations to Fabrice Soulier for his achievement of winning the €10,300 High Roller at EPT Vienna title and 392,900 Euro of prize. One more professional poker player away from spot light who seems to be in a really high level. He has won over five millions dollars in live tournament earnings and this one is not at his top three!!! Where are all this guys playing ? Honestly I did not know lot's of them in final table except Jonathan Duhamel of Canada.
Yep congratulation to him for winning this title! The interviewer in the video looks hot, blonde and all , though Fabrice Souiler looks like an average joe with a lot of money lol. With his hat and long hair. Anyway did you know that Souiler means shoes in English, one shoe I meant, you can check it on the internet, i am not lying cheers. Anyway good luck guys and have fun at the tables!
Epic, one heck of a win. Seems theres a lot more Russians and such cashing, maybe they've learnt to calm down their overagg A--rag shoves Sweet place to be a winner of all the tour spots.
On Saturday, Fabrice Soulier laid hands on the €10,300 High Roller at EPT Vienna (Austria) title and 392,900 Euro in prize money. The Frenchman, who has been a regular on the EPT since Season 1 and has over $5m in tournament earnings, was overwhelmed by the win even though it wasn't in his top three cashes.
