2023 PokerStars EPT Prague

€5,300 EPT Main Event
Day: 1b
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Event Info
2023 PokerStars EPT Prague
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
k♠10♦
Prize
€1,030,000
Event Info
Buy-in
€5,300
Prize Pool
€6,101,300
Total Entries
1,285
Level Info
Level
38
Blinds
400,000 / 800,000
Ante
800,000
Players Info - Day 1b
Entries
838
Players Left
297
Players Left 1 / 1,285
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Fluxa Value-Bluffs

Frank Visser
Frank Visser
Level 4 : Blinds 200/400, 400 ante

On a board of 5♦2♠Q♦5♠, Miguel Fluxa made a bet of 3,100 from the big blind. His opponent was Kubanychbek Abakirov on the button, who put in a call.

Fluxa then eyed his opponent's stack before firing a bet of 6,400 on the J♥ river. Abakirov thought it over for a few moment before looking Fluxa up.

Fluxa sighed as he showed his A♥3♦ for just ace-high, but he was awarded the pot when Abakirov laughed and showed his K♠10♦ for a king-high hero call.

"Value-bet," claimed Fluxa while he stacked his chips.

Tags: Kubanychbek AbakirovMiguel Fluxa

Hadnagy Calls Farrell's All-In with his Cards Exposed

Maxime Taldir
Maxime Taldir
Level 4 : Blinds 200/400, 400 ante
Niall Farrell
Niall Farrell

On a board of 5♦10♥J♠2♥9♣ with already more than 100,000 chips in the pot, Niall Farrell moved all in for 42,800 from the big blind. According to a player at the table, he check-raised on the flop, bet big on the turn, and shoved on the river.

However, after he put all his chips in the middle, Sandor Hadnagy from under the gun... revealed his cards! He showed A♥10♣, but didn't make a decision yet. The floor was called, and Hadnagy was firmly warned that he wasn't allowed to do that at all. However, he could still make a decision, and eventually, he called.

Niall Farrell: J♦10♠
Sandor Hadnagy: A♥10♣

Hadnagy called with a pair, but Farrell had two pair to double up. "It is not allowed, but it should be, it would be more fun", laughed Farrell after the hand.

The floor said Hadnagy "should have received one or two rounds of penalty," but he didn't get it because he only had two blinds left. Thanks to this decision, he was lucky enough to double up on the next hand.

Tags: Niall FarrellSandor Hadnagy

Alton Takes Down a Pot

Peter Robinson
Peter Robinson
Level 4 : Blinds 200/400, 400 ante

The action was opened by Ido Alton to 1,000 and he found two calls from Fabrice Maltez and Ulter Dogan.

The flop came 4♣3♦5♠ and Alton continued for 1,600 with just one caller this time from Maltez.

Two players saw the turn card of 4♥ and both checked to the river card J♣. Alton pushed forward a bet of 5,100 and after a brief tank, his opponent made the fold.

Tags: Fabrice MaltezIdo AltonUlter Dogan

Schiano Builds Stack Further, Busts Guillon

Frank Visser
Frank Visser
Level 4 : Blinds 200/400, 400 ante

Stefano Schiano had squeezed in a three-bet to 4,000 from the big blind preflop, after which Stefano Schiano pushed all in for 15,800 chips.

Schiano asked for a count and made the call once it was announced.

Vincent Guillon: 8♠8♦
Stefano Schiano: A♣10♥

Schiano won the flip when he made trips on the 10♣K♦9♣4♥10♦ board, sending Guillon home in the process.

Tags: Stefano SchianoVincent Guillon

Both Players with Ducks

Peter Robinson
Peter Robinson
Level 4 : Blinds 200/400, 400 ante

Ole Schemion opened to 800 and Raoul Kanme announced all in with only a short stack of 3,000.

Schemion made the call.

Schemion 2♦2♣
Kanme 2♠2♥

The board ran out 3♣4♣10♠A♠9♦ and as the saying goes, "everyone loves a chop pot," but Kanme might disagree.

Tags: Ole SchemionRaoul Kanme

Demirbuken Gets Faked Out

Frank Visser
Frank Visser
Level 4 : Blinds 200/400, 400 ante

Cafer Demirbuken open-raised from early position before Bogdan Ciobanu went all in from the button for 6,100 chips. The action folded back to Demirbuken, who flicked in a call.

Bogdan Ciobanu: A♠6♠
Cafer Demirbuken: K♥Q♦

The flop of K♠6♣7♠ saw Demirbuken take the lead with a pair of kings, but the 10♠ turn locked up the pot for Ciobanu with a flush. The 9♣ river did not matter anymore, and Demirbuken gave the table a friendly knock.

However, when the pot was sent to Ciobanu, he shot up from his chair and told the dealer to wait. The table explained that Ciobanu had made a flush, something Demirbuken had not realized, and Demirburken conceded the pot and apologized for his reaction.

Tags: Bogdan CiobanuCafer Demirbuken

Dedusha Runs Into Kings

Matthew Warburton
Matthew Warburton
Level 4 : Blinds 200/400, 400 ante

Artan Dedusha was all in against Marius Alexandru Gicovanu preflop for around 16,000. Players flipped their cards, with Dedusha at risk.

Artan Dedusha: A♣10♣
Marius Alexandru Gicovanu: K♥K♠

The board ran out 7♠5♦8♠9♥10♠. Gicovanu held with his pocket kings. Dedusha tapped the table and took his leave.

Tags: Artan DedushaMarius Alexandru Gicovanu

The Main Event Keeps Growing

Frank Visser
Frank Visser
Level 4 : Blinds 200/400, 400 ante

Scheelen Wins a Small Pot

Peter Robinson
Peter Robinson
Level 4 : Blinds 200/400, 400 ante

Andreas Scheelen opened to 900 and got two calls from Aleksandr Lakhov and Juan Graells.

The three went to the flop of 2♥4♥9♣ and Scheelen continued with a bet of 1,700 this time only to be called by Lakhov.

The turn card was K♦ and a bet of 3,200 from Scheelen saw the fold from Lakhov.

Tags: Aleksandr LakhovAndreas ScheelenJuan Graells

Mokri Runs Into Chauskin's Kings

Maxime Taldir
Maxime Taldir
Level 4 : Blinds 200/400, 400 ante
Kayhan Mokri
Kayhan Mokri

Yevhen Dzhura opened to 800 from middle position, and was called by Luka Bojovic in the cutoff. However, Natan Chauskin three-bet to 3,800 from the button. Kayhan Mokri in the small blind wasn't done yet, as he four-bet to 9,500. Dzhura and Bojovic quickly folded, but Chauskin called.

The dealer fanned a flop of A♠8♣7♥, and Mokri continued with a small bet of 2,000. Chauskin called, then both of them checked on the turn K♠.

On the river Q♣, Mokri bet to force Chauskin to go all in, but saw his opponent snap-call for a little bit more than 18,000.

Natan Chauskin: A♣A♥
Kayhan Mokri: K♥K♣

Mokri hit a set on the turn, but Chauskin already had the best set on the flop to double up.

Tags: Kayhan MokriLuka BojovicNatan ChauskinYevhen Dzhura

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