Tag: Vladimir Troyanovsky

Congratulations to Max Altergott, EPT Grand Final Super High Roller Champion! (€1,746,000)

The final day of the final event of Season 9 on the European Poker Tour came to an end in spectacular style today.

Vladimir Troyanovsky Eliminated in 5th Place (€339,500)

Russia's interest in this Super High Roller tournament is over after the elimination of Vladimir Troyanovsky. Troyanovsky raised from under the gun and the action folded around to Sorel Mizzi in the big blind who shoved. Troyanovsky had 1.

More For Mizzi

Sorel Mizzi raised to 120,000 under the gun plus one with and Vladimir Troyanovsky three-bet to 275,000 from his immediate left. Mizzi tanked for quite a while before putting in a four-bet to 415,000.

Top Pair Good for Troyanovsky

Vladimir Troyanovsky is back over two million chips after top pair was good for him on a four-heart board. He raised to 125,000 on the button and Max Altergott peeled from the big blind to see a flop.

Mercier Takes One Down

Vladimir Troyanovsky raised from the button to 125,000 and Team PokerStars Pro Jason Mercier three-bet to 290,000 from the small blind. Troyanovsky called and the flop brought out .

Seiver Shoves Twice, Wins Both

Scott Seiver has got his stack up to 1.3m after two successful three-bet shoves. First of all, he three-bet all in with pocket fives after Vladimir Troyanovsky opened to 125,000. The Russian folded.

Another One For Troyanovsky

Max Altergott raised under the gun plus one to 100,000 and Vladimir Troyanovsky called from the big blind. The flop rolled out and Troyanovsky check-raised from 100,000 to 250,000. Altergott made the call.

Mercier Loses Million-Chip Pot

Jason Mercier's stack has suffered the first big dent to his stack after a battle in the blinds with Vladimir Troyanovsky. The latter raised to 100,000 from the small blind and Mercier peeled to see a flop.

Seiver Back in it

Vladimir Troyanovsky raised from the cutoff to 105,000 and Scott Seiver moved all in from the big blind for 340,000. Troyanovsky called creating another all-in showdown. Troyanovsky: Seiver: The board ran out and Seiver doubled up.

One For Seidel

Erik Seidel raised under the gun to 48,000 and Vladimir Troyanovsky called from the hijack. The flop brought out and Seidel bet 65,000. Troyanovsky made the call and on the turn the hit.

Altergott Gets the Max Out of Troyanovsky

Max Altergott has made great early progress to impress the first time he has featured on the TV table.

Phil Ivey Eliminated By Mercier

Phil Ivey needed fifth place or better to profit in this event after firing three bullets, but he would come up short as Jason Mercier eliminated the nine-time World Series of Poker gold bracelet winner in 10th place.

Troyanovsky Busts Another, Esfandiari Gone

We caught the action when Vladimir Troyanovsky four-bet to 195,000 and Antonio Esfandiari eventually ended up going all in for 708,000. Troyanovsky made the call creating yet another massive pot.

Taouint Gone

The only new player that did not play yesterday was Samir Taouint. Taouint bought in late but managed to last quite a while. Erik Seidel just raised under the gun plus one to 32,000 and Vladimir Troyanovsky called to his immediate left.

Antonius Done

Last year Patrik Antonius finished in fourth place for €443,000 but he did not make the money this year. The Finnish high stakes professional was knocked out just after the break by Vladimir Troyanovsky.

Today a Very Different Day for Silverman

Around 24 hours ago, Steven Silverman was busy beating Tony Gregg on his way to claiming the High Roller title. Today he just lost with pocket aces and was eliminated soon after.

A Pot for Altergott

From under the gun, Vladimir Troyanovsky raised to 7,000. Max Altergott called from the big blind, and then fired 12,000 on the flop. Troyanovsky called to see the land on the turn, then Altergott bet 28,000.

Duhamel Might've Saved Chips

From the button, Team PokerStars Pro Jonathan Duhamel raised to 3,000. Dani Stern made the call from the small blind, then Vladimir Troyanovsky reraised to 11,000 from the big blind.

Vladimir Troyanovsky Eliminated in 7th Place ($257,580)

Vladimir Troyanovsky open-shoved for 485,000 from late position with , and Nick Schulmann snapped it off with in the big blind. The flop put Troyanovsky in bad shape, and it was all over after the turned.

Seat 5: Vladimir Troyanovsky (505,000)

Russia's Vladimir Troyanovsky is a veteran of high roller events, and though you might not guess it, he's a hardcore player of World of Warcraft. Needless to say, he's quite the gamer.

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