After a thrilling three-hour heads-up battle against Russia's Pavel Plesuv on Sunday, Spain's Javier Gomez was the last man standing in the World Poker Tour Prague Main Event. Gomez only had about €25k in tournament earnings prior to this tournament, so the €175,000 first-place prize will definitely come in handy!
Just as the previous three days, Day 3 of the EPT Malta Main Event ended with a new chip leader, Javier Gomez. The Spaniard, who qualified for the tournament through a €250 satellite, bagged up 1,690,000 and is now guaranteed €12,800 - with the chance of going all the way to the top prize of €810,400!
After a thrilling three-hour heads-up battle against Russia's Pavel Plesuv on Sunday, Spain's Javier Gomez was the last man standing in the World Poker Tour Prague Main Event. Gomez only had about €25k in tournament earnings prior to this tournament, so the €175,000 first-place prize will definitely come in handy!
Just as the previous three days, Day 3 of the EPT Malta Main Event ended with a new chip leader, Javier Gomez. The Spaniard, who qualified for the tournament through a €250 satellite, bagged up 1,690,000 and is now guaranteed €12,800 - with the chance of going all the way to the top prize of €810,400!
