The final numbers in the €1,500 PLO Championship have been confirmed, and each of the 44 returning players has earned €3,525. Tonight's champion will take home €95,000, along with the King's Million Royal Scepter.
The next Royal Scepter is set to be handed out tonight at the 2026 King's Million European Poker Championship, as 44 players return to battle for the €1,500 PLO Championship.
The tournament drew 286 entries across two starting flights, with all survivors earning a piece of the €500,000 prize pool. Action will resume at 2:00 p.m. local time and finish under the bright lights of the feature table at King's Resort.
Sitting near the top of the counts after the opening flights is two-time WSOP bracelet winner Tobias Peters, who led Day 1a with 850,000 chips to sit second on the overall leaderboard. Peters is coming of a cash in the €400 Deepstack event this week, looking for another deep run into the money.
Day 2 Top Ten Chip Counts
Rank
Player
Country
Chip Count
Big Blinds
1
Anonymized (SVK)
Slovakia
1,050,000
131
2
Tobias Peters
Netherlands
850,000
106
3
Anonymized (GER)
Germany
799,000
100
4
Jan-Peter Jachtmann
Germany
721,000
90
5
Sammy Truong
Germany
705,000
88
6
Nik
Romania
665,000
83
7
Tzuriel Tamar
Israel
661,000
83
8
Dario Quattrucci
Italy
650,000
81
9
Anonymized 2 (GER)
Germany
640,000
80
10
Davit Mikhanashvili
Georgia
534,000
67
Kings
Among the notable names still in the hunt are Jan-Peter Jachtmann (721,000), Sammy Truong (705,000), Dario Quattrucci (650,000), Karel Mokry (435,000), Volodymyr Kokoulin (434,000) and Anh Do (424,000).
Players will return to navigate 40-minute blinds through the final day starting at 4,000/8,000, with breaks occurring after every two hours of action. All 44 returning contenders have locked up at least €3,525, with everyone chasing the top prize of €95,000.
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