Action is folded round to Lukas Zaskodny in the small blind who bet 350,000. Luc Ta on the big blind moves all in for 2,300,000 and is quickly called by Zaskodny
Lukas Zaskodny:
Luc Ta
It was a safe flop of for Ta, but the on the turn gave Zaskodny the lead. Ta was down to one out which did not come as the hit the river to send Ta to the rail.
Lukas Zaskodny raised to 125,000 from under the gun and Vincent De Neve then three-bet jammed for 770,000 in the small blind. Zaskodny gave it some thought and made the call for almost a third of his stack.
Vincent De Neve:
Lukas Zaskodny:
The flop gave De Neve top set and Zaskodny had a gutshot. Nothing changed on the blank turn but the river gave Zaskodny the straight, sending De Neve to the rail in 9th place for €14,500.
Welcome to day 4 coverage of the World Series of Poker Circuit - Spring Edition Main Event. Nine players return to the main stage at King's Resort and Casino in Rozvadov, Czech Republic to play for the top prize of €160,500 and the much sought after WSOP Circuit Ring.
At the end of registration, there were 648 entries which fell short of the number required to reach the guarantee of €1,000,000. Every member of the final table has also locked up a World Series of Poker Europe Main Event ticket worth €10,350.
Our PokerNews ground team will be on hand to provide coverage of all the action.
Final Table Seat Assignment
Seat
Player
Country
Chip Count
Big Blinds
1
Luc Ta
Germany
5,385,000
90
2
Nedeljko Todorovic
Slovenia
5,100,000
85
3
Tom Cohen
Israel
3,355,000
56
4
Volkan Alkan
Germany
765,000
13
5
Ruslan Volkov
Ukraine
3,435,000
57
6
Rama Mulaj
Kosovo
5,200,000
87
7
Vincent De Neve
Germany
890,000
15
8
Besnik Lalinovci
Kosovo
6,200,000
103
9
Lukas Zaskodny
Czech Republic
2,195,000
37
Meet the Players
With over 100 big blinds, chip leader Besnik Lalinovci is virtually guaranteed to get the biggest poker score of his career. The Kosovan who now makes Switzerland his home had his biggest previous win at the 2015 Swiss Poker Championships at Baden for 15,640 SFr ($17,094).
The Final Nine at King's Resort
The last Czech standing Lukas Zaskodny is no stranger to the feature table at King's. In 2019 he won the PartyPoker Millions Main Event for €906,770. Zaskodny who is currently in seventh place has work to do to challenge for the top prize.
Bursting onto the scene is Israel's Tom Cohen who is making his second major final table at Rozvadov in the space of the year. In September 2021 Cohen won the Dutch Classics Main Event for €83,793. Today he is looking for his first six-figure score.
Two players come to the final table with less than 20 big blinds. Volkan Alkan is the shortest stack with 13 big blinds. He has already guaranteed to make his biggest recorded tournament cash and will be looking to increase this figure.
Vincent De Neve will be starting with 17 big blinds but has experience on the final table in this event. The September 2021 WSOPC event at Rozvadov saw De Neve finish 3rd for €114,709.
Remaining Payouts
Place
Winner
Country
Prize (in EUR)
1
€160,500
2
€100,900
3
€72,300
4
€56,900
5
€44,700
6
€34,900
7
€26,300
8
€18,300
9
€14,500
Play will resume at 2 p.m. local time with the blinds at 30,000/60,000 and 60,000 big blind ante and 21:52 remaining on the clock. Due to King's Casino broadcasting the final table on Twitch and YouTube, PokerNews will be providing updates on an hour delay to stay in sync with the stream.
for Ta, but the 
on the turn gave Zaskodny the lead. Ta was down to one out which did not come as the 
hit the river to send Ta to the rail.
flop gave De Neve top set and Zaskodny had a gutshot. Nothing changed on the blank 
turn but the 
river gave Zaskodny the straight, sending De Neve to the rail in 9th place for €14,500.
