Four Germans in German Poker Days deal, Max Schoch the winner

The German Poker Days was once again held at the Rozvadov poker room with a €300,000 guarantee and a buy-in of €199, where players from the opening flights went straight through to the final day. A ticket to the WSOPE Main Event worth €10,350 awaited the top three players.

The entries count stopped at 2,066, bringing the prizepool to €345,352. Of that amount, a whopping €50,000 was waiting for the winner. The top 9 players were seated at the final table and they were led by German player Benjamin Frainge with a stack of 18,600,000.

The last four consisted of only German players, so they negotiated a deal together, after which they continued to play down to the winner. Joy Waldau finished just ahead of the final heads-up, taking home €19,750.

Max Schoch with a stack worth 35 blinds and Benjamin Frainge with a stack worth 29 blinds sat against each other in the final heads-up. The heads-up lasted just three hands, after which we got to know the winner. That was Max Schoch, who took home €44,570. Frainge earned €25,730 for his second place finish. The top three players also received a ticket to the WSOPE European Championship.

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High Roller ended with a deal

The GPD High Roller was also held yesterday with a buy-in of €350 and a guarantee of €30,000, where the number of entries reached 180, making the prizepool worth €52,920. The winner had €12,302 waiting for him. The tournament ended with a deal, after which the German player "Oli-Omaha" became the official winner. He took home €1 more from the tournament than his opponent.

Source - Kings Resort, Youtube