The Balkan Poker Circuit brought the €500,000 Main Event with a buy-in of €175 to the poker room in Rozvadov. A ticket to the WSOPE Main Event worth €10,350 was also waiting for the top 6 players.
The Main Event eventually broke the guarantee finely, thanks to 3,512 entries that took care of the €500,460 prizepool. There was a €70,500 prize waiting for the winner.
Final Day progress
Forty players made it to the final day and the German representative with the nickname "Zappa" was at the top of the leaderboard. He had a stack here worth 13,375,000. However, Italian player Antonio Fragale sat at the 9-seat final table as chipleader and had a stack as high as 47,100,000.
When play got down to the last three, the players worked out an ICM deal together and were down to the trophy. Unfortunately, we don't know what the deal looked like, as it wasn't official. After this deal, German player "Grinder OG" finished in third place and Antonio Fragale and "Zappa" battled it out in the final heads-up.
"Zappa" entered the final heads-up as the chippleader, holding a stack of 105,500,000. His Italian opponent had a stack of 68,600,000. The heads-up lasted up to 3 hours, after which the winner was the Italian player Antonio Fragale. He took care of as many as 5 eliminations at the final table. Congratulations!
| Place | Name | Country | Prize |
| 1. | Antonio Fragale | Italy | €70,500 (private ICM deal) + WSOPE ticket |
| 2. | Zappa | Germany | 38.900€ (private ICM deal) + WSOPE ticket |
| 3. | Grinder OG | Germany | 26.700€ (private ICM deal) + WSOPE ticket |
| 4. | Mohamed Aissaoui | France | €19,300 + WSOPE ticket |
| 5. | Natzke | Germany | €15.600 + WSOPE ticket |
| 6. | Alfonso Amendola | Italy | €12,500 + WSOPE ticket |
| 7. | Mario | Romania | 9.550€ |
| 8. | Domenico Guerrieri | Italy | 6.775€ |
| 9. | Jiri Hodac | Czechia | 5.175€ |
Source - Eurorounders, Kings Resort, Youtube
