Markku "markovitsus" Koplimaa raised to 14,700 at the end of the previous level from the middle position and Daniel "SmilleThHero" Smiljkovic three-bet shoved from the button for 86,806 for the blinds to fold and Koplimaa to call.
Daniel "SmilleThHero" Smiljkovic:
Markku "markovitsus" Koplimaa:
The board ran out for Koplimaa to flop the set to bust last night's champion.
Andras "probirs" Nemeth raised to 16,000 from the button and "fkiw" three-bet to 64,000 from the small blind. Christian "WATnlos" Rudolph folded his big blind and Nemeth four-bet shoved for 225,867 which "fkiw" called.
Andras "probirs" Nemeth:
"fkiw":
The board ran out for "fkiw" to flop the higher pair and even improve to a flush to bust Nemeth.
Jans "Graftekkel" Arends raised to 17,600 from under the gun and Bert "girafganger7" Stevens called on the button while the rest folded.
The flop came , Arends continued with a bet of 16,560 which Stevens called.
The turn was the , Arends barreled a bet of 60,058 over the line and was called again.
The river completed the board with the , Arends checked for Stevens to shove with the bigger stack. Arends called for the 227,592 he had behind with the for trips but Stevens held the for the flopped full house.
Bert "girafganger7" Stevens raised to 16,800 from the middle position and was called by Sami "Lrslzk" Kelopuro in the hijack and Fabian "!$eveeeeeeen!" Gumz in the big blind.
The flop came , it was checked around for the to come on the turn. Gumz checked again and now Stevens bet 46,050,. Kelopuro called but Gumz raised to 152,000. Stevens called and Kelopuro folded.
The river completed the board with the , Gumz bet 224,000, keeping 38,533 behind and Stevens raised for Gumz to call for the rest with the for the full house but Stevens held the for the higher one to take another big pot.
For the first time ever, poker players around the world will be able to compete in a prestigious European Poker Tour (EPT) Main Event from the comfort of their homes.
Yep. EPT Online runs from Nov. 8-18 at PokerStars, with 20 events of varying buy-ins ranging from $215-$25,000 (just like a regular EPT schedule), and $20 million guaranteed in prizes.
For years, many of us have watched the EPT Live streams from our desks or armchairs and dreamed of one day being able to compete, and maybe, just maybe, win a title.
All of the players in this article have already done it. They’re EPT champions, but only Victoria Coren-Mitchell and Mikalai Pobal have ever won two EPT Main Events.
With the $5,200 EPT Online 8-Max, No Limit Hold’em Main Event kicking off on 15 November, we wondered: which former EPT Main Event winners are most likely to claim another title this time around?
There are more likely candidates than you’d imagine.