€5,300 EPT Main Event

After four days of play, only 16 players remain in the game from the original 1,458 entries. They still have a tough battle ahead of them for the title, for which they can win €1,146,500.

Thanks to the livestream on our website, you were able to see how the original 53 players made up the semi-final line-up during yesterday's day of play. This will be dictated by Paul Runcan from Romania, who is the only one to have surpassed the five million chip mark during today's Day 5. Day 3 chipleader Anton Bergstrom is also still in contention and is currently in third place.

Today, the semi-final sixteen will meet in a battle for the final seats, where some really great money will be on the line. At the moment they are all assured of €47,250, which perhaps no one will want to settle for. The tournament will continue with level 26, of which 47 more minutes must be played. The blinds are thus 25,000/50,000/50,000.

€2,200 EPT Mixed Game Main Event

Yesterday we met the final nine of the €2,200 EPT Mixed Game Main Event, which saw a total of 83 entries. This leaves a prizepool worth €159,360 to be shared by 11 players.

The biggest stack going into the final day is Paul Tadeschi, worth 869,000 chips. The winner will be waiting for €44,884, which will be fought for by the last 9 players during today's day.

€10,300 EPT High Roller

After the first day of play of the €10,300 EPT High Roller, Danyel Boyaciyan from the Netherlands has taken the chip lead. The tournament has 255 entrants so far, but registration is still open until the start of Day 2. Current chipleader Danyel Bayaciyan has bagged up 538,500 chips after the first day of play to lead the 93-player field. Will he be able to maintain his lead on Day 2?

Michal Sklenička, Julien Sitbon, Armin Rezaei, Daniel Rezaei, Simon Brandstrom, Anton Wigg, Jon Kyte, Davidi Kitai, Steve O'Dwyer, and Parker Talbot, among others, have also bagged chips going into Day 2.

€3,000 NLH Mystery Bounty

The Mystery Bounty tournament has met its champion. Out of the 835 entries, the top 16 players made it to the final table and battled it out for a sizable portion of the €2,338,000 prize pool. Mats Ullereng from Norway was the winner, taking home the trophy and €280,560 in bounty prizes (€15,000).

The biggest bounty prize ended up in the hands of 13th placed Deam Hutchinson, who took home €75,000 for eliminating a player.

€2,100 NLH Hyper Turbo - Knockout

In the #47 event, in which we have already recognized the champion, the players produced a prizepool worth €245,760, which was shared by the top 17 players. Soraya Estrada from Spain finally made it to the podium and collected a €30,360 reward thanks to his victory.

€5,200 8-Game - Unlimited Re-Entry

An event in which players had to show their skill in several poker variants met its champion. Tobias Leknes from Norway rose to the challenge the best and took home a handsome €66,800 in a field of 40 players.

€1,100 NLH - Single Re-Entry

The next champion to be crowned was Malte Redschlag from Germany, who dominated the €1,100 NLH - Single Re-Entry tournament. Players made 522 entries during the registration phase, taking the prizepool to €522,000. This was shared by 79 players and it was the winner, Malte Redschlag, who took home the largest amount (€93,960) after the deal.

€1,050 NLH Hyper Turbo KO - Freezeout

A tournament in which 214 players created a prizepool of €214,000 saw Khashayar Maragheh of Germany emerge triumphant ahead of Slovakia's Marin Fleshar. There were 31 paid places, but only the winner could "earn" the most. The champion took 20.790€ and the Slovak runner up had to settle for 13.000€.

€2,100 NLH Hyper Turbo KO - Freezeout

In a slightly more expensive tournament in KO format, players made 99 entries resulting in a prizepool of €198,000. This amount was shared by 13 players who also battled it out for the title. Only one of them could rejoice and that was Ettore Esposito from Italy, who took home €24,380 for his victory.

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