The World Poker Tour has landed in beautiful Prague in Czech Republic and the first day of the Main Event is already in the books. 60 players entered Day 1A and, after 8 levels of play, 38 of them were still alive and kicking.
16 players will return to Portomaso Casino today and battle it out for a seat at the six-handed EPT Malta Main Event final table, where the winner is set to take home €602,400! The man with the biggest stack heading into the fifth day of play is Day 2 chip leader Alexander Ivarsson from Sweden.
A total of five players will return to Day 4 of the EPT Malta Main Event with over 1 million in chips each, and Poland's Jaroslaw Sikora out in front with 1,457,000! Sikora and his two closets competitors, Alexander Ivarsson and Faraz Jaka, have been among the top stacks since Day 1 and now they and the other remaining 37 players are guaranteed to take home at least €11,840 each.
Another day of poker concluded last night at the Portomaso Casino in Malta, with Alexander Ivarsson bagging up the chip lead (529,200) amongst 135 surviving players. Ivarsson, a 27-year old poker pro from Sweden, spoke to PokerStars Blog about his winning streak...
16 players will return to Portomaso Casino today and battle it out for a seat at the six-handed EPT Malta Main Event final table, where the winner is set to take home €602,400! The man with the biggest stack heading into the fifth day of play is Day 2 chip leader Alexander Ivarsson from Sweden.
A total of five players will return to Day 4 of the EPT Malta Main Event with over 1 million in chips each, and Poland's Jaroslaw Sikora out in front with 1,457,000! Sikora and his two closets competitors, Alexander Ivarsson and Faraz Jaka, have been among the top stacks since Day 1 and now they and the other remaining 37 players are guaranteed to take home at least €11,840 each.
