When the star-filled WSOP Europe Berlin High Roller final table kicked off on Friday, Italian poker pro Mustapha Kanit had a big lead with a stack of 1.7 million (his closest opponent, Christoph Vogelsang, had less than half of that). Funnily enough the two short stacks, 3-time gold bracelet winner Davidi Kitai and 2010 WSOP winner Jonathan Duhamel, made it to heads-up after several hours of battle.
Event #10: High Roller No Limit Hold'em kicked off yesterday. 62 players signed up for €25,600 each but, after 11 levels of 45 minutes each, the field had been narrowed down to 30 survivors.
21 of 313 players are still alive and kicking after three thrilling days of play at Spielbank Berlin. Young gun Dzmitry Urbanovich was out in front when Day 3 began, and he will return today for Day 4 with 414,000 in chips (11th place).
Polish poker prodigy Dzmitry Urbanovich will lead the remaining field of 65 players into Day 3 of the 2015 WSOP Europe €10,450 Main Event at the Spielbank Berlin. Urbanovich dominated the last levels of play on Day 2 after eliminating Georgios Karakousis with AA vs AK, and he bagged up 374,800 at the end of the night.
Germany's Dietrich Fast won the record-breaking WSOP Europe event, €550 Oktoberfest tournament, in early hours of today. Fast received his first WSOP bracelet and €157,749 for coming out on top of a field of 2,144 entries after three days of no-limit Hold'em poker.
There are only nine players remaining in the World Series of Poker Europe Oktoberfest event (Event #2: €550 No-Limit Hold'em) after four days of play. All nine finalists have so far secured a €16,935 payday by outlasting 2,135 other entries over four days of play, and on today's final table they will battle it out for a coveted gold bracelet and a $157,749 first-place prize!
When the star-filled WSOP Europe Berlin High Roller final table kicked off on Friday, Italian poker pro Mustapha Kanit had a big lead with a stack of 1.7 million (his closest opponent, Christoph Vogelsang, had less than half of that). Funnily enough the two short stacks, 3-time gold bracelet winner Davidi Kitai and 2010 WSOP winner Jonathan Duhamel, made it to heads-up after several hours of battle.
Event #10: High Roller No Limit Hold'em kicked off yesterday. 62 players signed up for €25,600 each but, after 11 levels of 45 minutes each, the field had been narrowed down to 30 survivors.
21 of 313 players are still alive and kicking after three thrilling days of play at Spielbank Berlin. Young gun Dzmitry Urbanovich was out in front when Day 3 began, and he will return today for Day 4 with 414,000 in chips (11th place).
Polish poker prodigy Dzmitry Urbanovich will lead the remaining field of 65 players into Day 3 of the 2015 WSOP Europe €10,450 Main Event at the Spielbank Berlin. Urbanovich dominated the last levels of play on Day 2 after eliminating Georgios Karakousis with AA vs AK, and he bagged up 374,800 at the end of the night.
Germany's Dietrich Fast won the record-breaking WSOP Europe event, €550 Oktoberfest tournament, in early hours of today. Fast received his first WSOP bracelet and €157,749 for coming out on top of a field of 2,144 entries after three days of no-limit Hold'em poker.
There are only nine players remaining in the World Series of Poker Europe Oktoberfest event (Event #2: €550 No-Limit Hold'em) after four days of play. All nine finalists have so far secured a €16,935 payday by outlasting 2,135 other entries over four days of play, and on today's final table they will battle it out for a coveted gold bracelet and a $157,749 first-place prize!
