Another day is in the books at the 2014 PokerStars and Monte-Carlo® Casino European Poker Tour Grand Final Main Event. After six 75-minute levels of play in Day 2, Russia's Vladimir Troyanovskiy bagged up the largest stack (450,500) amongst the 123 remaining players. Troyanovskiy is a regular in the Super High Roller and High Roller tournaments on the European Poker Tour and, believe it or not[...] Read more » EPT Grand Final: Russian High Roller Leads Final 123
Joined: Mar '11
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Johnny Lodden is having another real good run in this tournament and his turn around in fortunes seems to be continuing. A lot of superstars have been eliminated so whoever wins this will have earned it
Joined: Apr '11
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I hope Johnny will manage to win this event lol
I also heard about the russian that is chip leader for the moment some time ago when he participated to another live event but i think he barely was ITM in that one.
Joined: Mar '12
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Lodden for the title! A whole bunch of big names gone - makes it interesting for all the rest as they are top top players. Technically it shoudl be easier as there are weaker players, but I dunno if that effect happens in these big tournies.
