2017 PokerNews Cup King's Casino Rozvadov

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Day: 1
Event Info

2017 PokerNews Cup King's Casino Rozvadov

Final Results
Winner
Prize
€2,470
Event Info
Buy-in
€230
Prize Pool
€5,000
Entries
26
Level Info
Level
10
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0

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Day 1 Completed

Vladzislau Hladkovski Wins €230 TonyBet OFC Progressive Pineapple at PokerNews Cup

Level 10
Vladzislau Hladkovski Wins
Vladzislau Hladkovski Wins

It took Vladzislau Hladkovski a little under eight hours to take down the €230 TonyBet Open-Faced Chinese Progressive Pineapple tournament after a deal for €1,890.

Hladkovski recovered from being the first casualty of the day to take full advantage of his second bullet to claim the title, prize money and TonyBet trophy.

There were a solid half a dozen players at the start of play, with faces from the various Day 1s of the PokerNews Cup present in the field including eMKey and Paulina Rimkute, but it took until the third level of the day until we saw any one player make some advances well above starting stack.

By Level 4 we had already had a couple of eliminations, including the aforementioned Hladkovski, Lars Hellmuth chiKKita banAAna and eventual third-place finisher Andrei Ilin.

There was strong play throughout the day, but the hand-of-the-day has to go to Sergii Kyslyi, who returned from Fantasy Land with a grin from ear to ear as he showed Royal Flush-Full House-Aces to soar into the chiplead and eliminate both Paulina Rimkute and Anja Haberger.

Late registrants Sebastian Langrock and Martin Kabrhel joined the field, with both players firing two bullets, but only Langrock securing a spot in the final six.

Langrock would go on to bust in fourth place leaving Vladzislau Hladkovski, Andrei Ilin, Alexander Dovzhenko and Sergii Kyslyi to battle it out. Kyslyi was the shortest of the four of them, but there was to be no fairytale comeback. In his pursuit of Kings up top he fouled to leave the other three to play on.

But there was no play. The final three players agreed a three-way deal with chipleader Vladzislau Hladkovski taking the title and trophy by virtue of being the chipleader when the deal was struck.

PositionNameCountryPayout (after threeway deal)
1Vladzislau HladkovskiBelarus€1,890
2Alexander DovzhenkoUkraine€1,621
3Andrei IlinRussia€1,428
Vladzislau Hladkovski Wins

Meanwhile, the PokerNews Cup is down to its final eight players, who will resume tomorrow to play down to a winner. Stay tuned to PokerNews for all the action from the final table.

Tags: Alexander DovzhenkoAndrei IlinAnja HabergerChris HabergereMKeyLars HellmuthMartin KabrhelPaulina RimkuteSebastian LangrockSergii KyslyiVladzislau Hladkovski

Deal Done!

Level 10

The three remaining players have agreed a deal, with Vladzislau Hladkovski taking the title as chip leader at the time. The revised payouts are as follows:

Vladzislau Hladkovski: €1,890
Andrei Ilin: €1,428
Alexander Dovzhenko: €1,621

Stay tuned for a full recap of all today's action!

Level: 10

Point: 600

Sebastian Langrock Getting Short

Level 9
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Andrei IlinSebastian LongrockAlexander Dovzhenko
{a-Hearts}{k-Hearts}{7-Hearts}{k-Clubs}{q-Clubs}{8-Clubs}{a-Clubs}{j-Clubs}{q-Spades}
{9-Spades}{5-Spades}{j-Spades}{10-Spades}{3-Spades}{9-Diamonds}{9-Hearts}{6-Diamonds}{9-Clubs}{7-Spades}{k-Spades}{3-Hearts}{6-Hearts}{4-Clubs}{a-Diamonds}
{3-Diamonds}{4-Diamonds}{10-Diamonds}{q-Diamonds}{k-Diamonds}{2-Hearts}{10-Hearts}{j-Hearts}{q-Hearts}{4-Hearts}{j-Diamonds}{8-Diamonds}{7-Diamonds}{7-Clubs}{8-Hearts}

Sebastian Longrock was astounded as both of his opponents hit their perfect cards to avoid fouling and he had to hand over a hefty chunk of chips to Andrei Ilin, while receiving a paltry amount in comparison from Alexander Dovzhenko.

Player Chips Progress
Alexander Dovzhenko ua
Alexander Dovzhenko
150,000 90,000
Andrei Ilin ru
Andrei Ilin
100,000 40,000
Sebastian Langrock de
Sebastian Langrock
WSOP 1X Winner
12,500 -25,500

Petteri Voutilainen Eliminated by Vladzislau Hladkovski's Straight Flush

Level 9

Both Sergii Kyslyi and Petteri Voutilainen bust which meant that Voutilainen was eliminated and Kyslyi took 30Pts worth of damage to his stack which means Hladkovski now joins him in vying for the tournament chiplead.

{a-Clubs}{a-Hearts}{q-Diamonds}
{5-Diamonds}{5-Hearts}{3-Diamonds}{3-Clubs}{8-Hearts}
{9-Spades}{8-Spades}{7-Spades}{6-Spades}{5-Spades}

Player Chips Progress
Sergii Kyslyi ua
Sergii Kyslyi
130,000 -30,000
Vladzislau Hladkovski by
Vladzislau Hladkovski
125,000 37,000
Petteri Voutilainen fi
Petteri Voutilainen
Busted

Tags: Petteri VoutilainenSergii KyslyiVladzislau Hladkovski