2015 GPI Global Poker Masters

World Cup
Day: 1
Event Info

2015 GPI Global Poker Masters

Final Results Event Info
Entries
10
Level Info
Level
13
Blinds
3,000 / 6,000
Ante
1,000

Team Canada Plays it Tight?

Level 5

Team Canada's Andrew Chen just played two hands very tightly and that might indicate the team will aim to score a few min-cashes in order to at least not drop down the standings. While Team Canada currently sits in fifth place with 38,000 points they are only 1,000 ahead of France and 2,000 ahead of Ukraine.

Team Canada, France and Ukraine will be even tighter against Team United Kingdom, because they Brits are at the bottom of the ranks and losing chips to them will have very big implications. Team UK will need to win lots of chips in order to jump out of last place.

Tags: Andrew Chen

The Top Scorers After Four Heats

Level 5

These are the top scorers of the Global Poker Masters World Cup, and it's interesting to note that Oliver Price has score 17,000 of Team UK's 23,000 points.

NameCountryPoints
Giuliano BendinelliItaly28,000
Isaac HaxtonUSA23,000
Christopher FrankGermany21,000
Patrick BruelFrance19,000
Oleksandr GnatenkoUkraine19,000
Oliver PriceUK17,000

Level: 5

Heat 5

Table Draw Heat 5

Level 4
TableSeatPlayerCountry
11Bertrand "ElkY" GrospellierFrance
12Louis SalterUnited Kingdom
13Marc-Andre LadouceurCanada
14Marvin RettenmaierGermany
15Giuliano BendinelliItaly
16Vladimir TroyanovskiyRussia
17Isaac HaxtonUnited States
18Eugene KatchalovUkraine
    
21Sylvain LoosliFrance
22Jack SalterUnited Kingdom
23Sorel MizziCanada
24Phillip GruissemGermany
25Andrea DatoItaly
26Vitaly LunkinRussia
27Dan SmithUnited States
28Oleksii KhorosheninUkraine
    
31Paul TedeschiFrance
32Simon DeadmanUnited Kingdom
33Andrew ChenCanada
34Ole SchemionGermany
35Mustapha KanitItaly
36Ivan SoshnikovRussia
37Vanessa SelbstUnited States
38Igor YaroshevskyUkraine
    
41Erwann PecheuxFrance
42Oliver PriceUnited Kingdom
43Jonathan DuhamelCanada
44George DanzerGermany
45Rocco PalumboItaly
46Anatoly FilatovRussia
47Olivier BusquetUnited States
48Alexander DovzhenkoUkraine
    
51Patrick BruelFrance
52Sam TrickettUnited Kingdom
53Ami BarerCanada
54Christopher FrankGermany
55Dario SammartinoItaly
56Alex BilokurRussia
57Bryn KenneyUnited States
58Oleksandr GnatenkoUkraine

Final Standin Heat 4

Level 4
NameCountryPlace/Points
 Table 1 
Isaac HaxtonUnited States9,000
Igor YaroshevskyUkraine5,000
Sorel MizziCanada2,000
Oliver PriceUnited Kingdom1,000
Philipp GruissemGermany5th
Paul TedeschiFrance6th
Dario SammartinoItaly7th
Vladimir TroyanovskiyRussia8th
   
 Table 2 
Oleksandr GnatenkoUkraine9,000
Guiliano BedinelliItaly5,000
Vitaly LunkinRussia2,000
Simon DeadmanUnited Kingdom1,000
Patrick BruelFrance5th
Jonathan DuhamelCanada6th
George DanzerGermany7th
Dan SmithUnited States8th
 Table 3 
Eugene KatchalovUkraine9,000
Olivier BusquetUnited States5,000
Anatoly FilatovRussia2,000
Ole SchemionGermany1,000
Bertrand GrospellierFrance5th
Andrea DatoItaly6th
Sam TrickettUnited Kingdom7th
Andrew ChenCanada8th
   
 Table 4 
Vanessa SelbstUnited States9,000
Ivan SoshinokvRussia5,000
Christopher FrankGermany2,000
Oleksii KhorosheninUkraine1,000
Sylvain LoosliFrance5th
Rocco PalumboItaly6th
Louis SalterUnited Kingdom7th
Ami BarerCanada8th
   
 Table 5 
Marvin RettenmaierGermany9,000
Erwann PecheuxFrance5,000
Mustapha KanitItaly2,000
Marc-Andre LadouceurCanada1,000
Bryn KenneyUnited States5th
Alexander DovzhenkoUkraine6th
Alex BilokurRussia7th
Jack SalterUnited Kingdom8th

Kanit Falls in Third

Level 4
Mustapha Kanit
Mustapha Kanit

Mustapha Kanit and Marvin Rettenmaier got their chips in before the flop. They both showed one card first; Kanit the {5-Diamonds}, Rettenmaier the {A-Diamonds}. Kanit then showed the {Q-Clubs}, and Rettenmaier the... {A-Hearts}.

Kanit laughed and messed up Rettenmaier's stack to teach him a lesson not to slowroll an Italian.

The board came {8-Diamonds}{7-Spades}{8-Spades}{3-Spades}{3-Hearts} and the counting if the chips began. Kanit had 100 chips kless and finished in third. Heads up between Italy and France now on Table 5.

Tags: Marvin RettenmaierMustapha Kanit