It took about five hours of play for 17 players to become a final table of 8 in Day 5 of the 2014 PokerStars and Monte-Carlo EPT Grand Final Main Event. Great Britain's Jack Salter will lead the way to the final with 5,170,000 after an amazing comeback in the past 2 days.
According to PokerStars Blog, Salter entered Day 4 as one of the shortest stacks but eventually managed to turn things around for the better. Now, he has an amazing chance of winning his first EPT title and a life-changing €1,240,000 in prize money!
Final table line up:
Seat, Name, Chips 1 Kenny Hicks 1,875,000 2 Jack Salter 5,170,000 3 Sebastian Bredthauer 755,000 4 Mayu Roca 4,625,000 5 Magnus Karlsson 2,595,000 6 Malte Moennig 1,150,000 7 Antonio Buonanno 2,065,000 8 Sebastian von Toperczer 1,240,000
It would be nice to see another Brit win an event after the last one was also won by a fellow Brit. Jack Salter looks to be in a very nice position going in and i wish him and all the others good luck
A table of nobodies, but someone will become a somebody after this even if only being sponsored solid for a year off the publicity it brings. Apart from anything else the pot is mega, I can see this being a bit of a slow table, people afraid to make moves.
Hm, where are our german heros from the last days? No- it is ok that players from other countrys are in the leading position. It was verry interesting to see , which guys are survive to play the hu and win this great ept final.
Short stack becomes chip leader, where have i seen this before? It happened to me once or twice and i think about those moments so often when i remember my poker stories that it seems like it works as a rule, when is rare to happen, at least in my poker resumee.
It would be nice to see another Brit win an event after the last one was also won by a fellow Brit. Jack Salter looks to be in a very nice position going in and i wish him and all the others good luck
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It took about five hours of play for 17 players to become a final table of 8 in Day 5 of the 2014 PokerStars and Monte-Carlo EPT Grand Final Main Event. Great Britain's Jack Salter will lead the way to the final with 5,170,000 after an amazing comeback in the past 2 days.
No- it is ok that players from other countrys are in the leading position. It was verry interesting to see , which guys are survive to play the hu and win this great ept final.
