2019 World Series of Poker Europe

Event #14: €10,350 Main Event No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 1b
Event Info

2019 World Series of Poker Europe

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
ak
Prize
€1,133,678
Event Info
Buy-in
€10,350
Prize Pool
€5,139,500
Entries
541
Level Info
Level
34
Blinds
300,000 / 600,000
Ante
600,000
Players Info - Day 1b
Entries
252
Players Left
166

Day 1b of WSOP Europe Main Event Starts at Noon

King's Resort Poker Arena
King's Resort Poker Arena

Today at noon, Day 1b of Event #14: €10,350 No-Limit Hold’em Main Event kicks off. This is the pre-ultimate bracelet event of 2019, with Event #15: €550 The Colossus No-Limit Holdem closing the festival.

Yesterday's flight had a total of 194 entries and only 113 survived Day 1A. Alex Foxen ended Day 1A as the chip leader after he bagged 537,200 in chips. Anton Morgenstern with 460, 000 and Oleh Okhotskyi with 433,900 are second and third in the chip counts.

The reigning champion Jack Sinclair also took a seat in the event yesterday and managed to find a bag with 143,000 and will keep defending his title on day 2.

The WSOPE Main Event History at a Glance

YearBuy-InEntriesPrize PoolWinnerCountryFirst Prize
2007£10,350362£3,676,990Annette ObrestadNorway£1,000,000
2008£10,350362£3,620,000John JuandaUnited States£868,800
2009£10,350334£3,340,000Barry ShulmanUnited States£801,603
2010£10,350346£3,460,000James BordUnited Kingdom£830,401
2011€10,400593€5,692,800Elio FoxUnited States€1,400,000
2012€10,450420€4,032,000Phil HellmuthUnited States€1,058,403
2013€10,450375€3,600,000Adrian MateosSpain€1,000,000
2015€10,450313€3,067,400Kevin MacPheeUnited States€883,000
2017€10,300529€5,025,500Marti Roca de TorresSpain€1,115,207
2018€10,350534€5,073,000Jack SinclairUnited Kingdom€1,122,239

Players started with 100,000 and the average chip stack at the end of Day 1A was 171,681. The players today will play the same seven 90-minute levels that the players on Day 1A played. They will start at the level 100/300 ante 300 and have a one-hour dinner break around 7 p.m.

As last year, there is a guaranteed prize pool of €5,000,000 with €1,000,000 guaranteed for first place. The buy-in will be €10,350 and players only have one- re-entry allowed. Levels will last 90 minutes each with a 20-minute break after each level. The players will be playing six levels today with a 90-minute dinner break after Level 4.

Players that have been eliminated today can choose to reenter before the start of Day 2 on Sunday, October 27th, at 12 p.m. local time. Registration will also be open until then. The tournament will continue until a winner has been declared on November 4th.

Make sure to keep following the PokerNews updates as the live reporting team will be on hand to bring all the action from the biggest poker arena in Europe!

Tags: Alex FoxenAnton MorgensternJack SinclairOleh Okhotskyi