2014 PokerStars.com EPT Season 11 Barcelona

€5,300 Main Event
Day: 6
Event Info

2014 PokerStars.com EPT Season 11 Barcelona

Final Results
Winner
Andre Lettau
Winning Hand
k10
Prize
€794,058
Event Info
Buy-in
€5,000
Entries
1,496
Level Info
Level
41
Blinds
600,000 / 1,200,000
Ante
200,000

Seat 7: Andrey Shatilov, 28, Russia -- 3,675,000

Andrey Shatilov
Andrey Shatilov

In 2013, Supernova Elite player Andrey Shatilov bought into the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure for 750,000 FPPs and made the final table, finishing sixth for $325,000. For this stop in Barcelona, Shatilov once again dug into his FPP treasure trove and bought in for 425,000 FPPs, and as of right now he stands to make at least €121,300 at the final table.

Shatilov first started playing poker in 2008, competing mainly in heads-up and short-handed sit-n-gos at the micro-stakes level. While studying mechanics and mathematics at university, he worked as a programmer and then as a specialty engineer-designer before quitting to play poker full-time.

Now, Shatilov specializes in online turbo and hyper-turbo six-max sit-n-gos at the$200-$1,000 limits on PokerStars and has been a Supernova Elite for several years. He started playing live tournaments in 2010 and now has nearly $1,000,000 in lifetime tournament winnings to his name, putting him at No. 27 on the Russian all-time money list.

Shatilov's best live result was third in the EPT Season 9 Grand Final €5,000 side event for €151,710. He was also 14th in last season’s EPT Barcelona High Roller for €26,450.

Player Chips Progress
Andrey Shatilov ru
Andrey Shatilov
3,675,000

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Seat 8: Samuel “buckguy 2200” Phillips, 25, USA -- 9,035,000

Samuel Phillips
Samuel Phillips

Sam Phillips is originally from the US, but he is one of many professional American poker players who relocated to Mexico, although he’s currently on an extended trip to Europe to play poker and is living in Prague.

Phillips is a Supernova on PokerStars, and he has won over $3,000,000 in online tournaments. Plus, he has a number of major results to his name. He chopped the WCOOP Challenge Sunday Warm-Up in December 2013 for $170,000, has two WCCOP final tables to his name earning $48,000 and $35,000, respectively, and finished second in the PokerStars Sunday 500, pocketing $65,000.

For Phillips, this is by far the biggest live cash of his career, with his current best being a 499th-place finish in the 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event for $23,876.

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Samuel Phillips
9,035,000

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€5,300 Main Event

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