With a guarantee of CHF 200.00 and a buy-in of CHF 1,100, the tournament ultimately reached a prize pool of almost CHF 250,000 thanks to 246 entries.

At the start of the final day, which began at 14:00, 18 players were in attendance and it took up to 6 hours for a final table of eight players to be formed. The chip leader was table A. Dimorgiorgis with 5,465,000 in chips and two Swiss players, Roberto Begni and Karl Manfred Muller, also made it to the final table.

R. was the first to fold. Begni, who came to the table as a short stack. He found his A-K, whereupon his opponent and fellow countryman Muller called with AJ. After the turn, Begni was in the lead, but the jack on the river changed everything and sent him home. He took home CHF6,390 for his eighth place finish. But it wasn't long before Muller followed his compatriot when he moved all-in from SB position pre-flop with A10 and was called by the Greek Dimogiorgis, who found a pair of jacks under his hands. Muller found no help on the board and so he was eliminated in seventh place, for which he received CHF8,740.

DEAL ICM

After the deal was agreed, the match was played for CHF9,900 for the winner and the trophy.

• Mariano Monti - CHF 31,990
• Symeon Alexandridis - CHF 34,390
• Alexandros Dimogiorgis - CHF 34,840

The first to be eliminated in the end was M. Monti, who received the aforementioned CHF31,990 for third place. This left two Greek players in the heeds, where A. Digiorgios was the chip leader with a 2:1 ratio against S. Alexandridis. He gradually extended this lead and won the tournament. For first place, he received the aforementioned CHF34,380 + 9,900, i.e. a total of CHF44,280 and the trophy.