Ivan Luca raised to 6,400 from the button and Davidi Kitai three-bet to 17,000 out of the big blind, which the Argentinian called. On the 
flop, Kitai bet 14,000 and Luca folded.
One hand later the Argentinian raised to 6,400 again and folded to Kitai's 17,000-three-bet.
Yuri Martins Dzivielevski put his remaining stack over the line and big blind Robin Ylitalo put him at risk with a call.
Dzivielevski would need help from the dealer with his 
as he faced off against the 
of Ylitalo. He would get it right away as the cards ran out 
to hold and double up.
An open shove from Alain Goldberg with 
got the call from Emil Ekvardt to put him at risk with 
.
The cards ran out 
and yet another player hit the rail.
Bryan Paris was all in from under the gun for his last 10 big blinds and was called by Fabio Sperling in the cutoff whereas all other players mucked their cards. Paris held the 
but failed to improve against the 
of his opponent on a board of 
.
With 128 entries in total, a prize pool of €1,228,800 was generated and the first 17 spots will get paid. The minimum cash is worth €19,290 whereas the winner of the record-breaking EPT Deauville High Roller receives stunning €309,170. In addition to the title and cash prize, the winner of EPT Deauville will receive an exclusive watch worth more than €5,000 from luxury Swiss brand SLYDE, the Official Watch Sponsor for EPT Season 11 Main Events and High Rollers.
The full payouts can be found here.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 400
Before December 23-year-old Argentinian Ivan Luca had never cashed in an event outside South America.
He’s already cashed twice in Deauville and today he’s going for the trifecta in the High Roller.
Check out his story in the PokerStars Blog.
First break of the day now. Back in 20 minutes.
The EPT has always been a place for new champions to make a name for themselves. This Main Event looks likely to be no different, as the PokerStars Blog reports.
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