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Partypoker’s CPP $50,000 SHR won by Giuseppe Iadisernia for $845,000

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Posted on 16 November 2018 by "K".

Partypoker’s CPP $50,000 SHR won by Giuseppe Iadisernia for $845,000

Venezuelan native Giuseppe Iadisernia bested a field of 54 players and emerged as the winner of partypoker’s Caribbean Poker Party $50,000 Super High Roller for a whopping $845,000!

Giuseppe Iadisernia managed to defeat Sean Winter in a grueling heads-up match to win partypoker’s 2018 Caribbean Poker Party $50,000 Super High Roller event, claiming the prize money worth $845,000. This is by far Iadisernia’s highest score in his live tournament cashes, with the previous one at $190,000.

Sean Winter had to settle for runner-up and get $550,000 after having most of the chips three-handed and he also turned down Iadisernia’s suggestions that they simply both chop up the money instead and just compete for the trophy.

Final Table Results

Place

Player

Country

Prize

1

Giuseppe Iadisernia

Venezuela

$845,000

2

Sean Winter

USA

$550,000

3

Ali Imsirovic

USA

$400,000

4

Talal Shakerchi

UK

$299,000

5

Sorel Mizzi

Canada

$225,000

6

Markus Prinz

Germany

$175,000

7

Benjamin Pollak

France

$125,000

Currently, Iadisernia is in 8th place in the Venezuelan All Time Money List, with total live earnings of $1,065,974.

Source: 

https://partypokerlive.com/en/news/cpp-iadisernia-wins-50k-super-high-roller-845-000


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8 comments on "Partypoker’s CPP $50,000 SHR won by Giuseppe Iadisernia for $845,000"


 Mober16/11/2018 20:18:28 GMT
And here we see a tournament, with double the buy in at 50k USD,
and yet the prize was more than a half less.
Risking more here, to get less.
But for the winner it really worth it. Did also a new record from his previous high
at 190k USD
 doubletop77717/11/2018 08:05:58 GMT
These Super High Roller tournaments are devilishly difficult to win and a massive congratulations goes out to Giuseepe for winning this mighty event. The list of players he beat to win this is frightening
 pajalnick17/11/2018 13:12:49 GMT
54 players This is of course not very much .... but if everyone is put on $ 50,000 .... Then they don’t play like devils .... and then you need to defeat the devil's luck and incredible skill of the game .... My congratulations to this player from Venezuela ..... with a wonderful prize of almost a million dollars
 CALICUL17/11/2018 14:23:53 GMT
When you think as in Venezuela is a cruel poverty, you can say that this money is a real fortune in that country.
He could earn a lower amount if Sean Winter accepted deal but Sean was confident that he will win 1st place.
In the end he could only finish second position and lost a nice sum of money.
Congratulations for Giuseppe Iadisernia and the rest of players of final table.
 bowie198417/11/2018 15:09:20 GMT
I guess this guy is going to stay in the country for a while considering what the heck is going on at Venezuela right now. At least he will have a couple hundred thousands to spend on hotelrooms, beach cocktails and local ladies of the night Big Smile Big Smile Big Smile Who knows maybe he will like it in the end.
 sohelbd7717/11/2018 21:07:28 GMT
Congrats SHR for the winning huge amount of money. party poker is the largest and popular platform all over the world to play poker and win. i love to play CPP Giuseppe Iadisernia, but last few days i am not regular on party poker for busy schedule of my work. hope i will come back soon.
 Gerimantas19/11/2018 07:40:25 GMT
Yes i too think 54 players is not very many people, this is something like 6 tables sit and go and not a real mtt tournament. Of course very big buyin and from this big prize money for 1st ppace finish, not far from one million of dollars
 Tony_MON7ANA23/11/2018 19:09:29 GMT
My most sincere congratulations to Giuseppe Iadisernia, who topped a field of 54 entrants to win the $50,000 buy-in SHR event. This is truly impressive. I wonder what US$845,000 can buy in his home country. I wish him the best of luck in all his future endeavors.

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