EPT Barcelona Hands Table Of Contents
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Over the years, we’ve captured memorable hands, many of which have become a part of poker history. In this column, we will bring you some of the biggest hands that took place during latter stages of the PokerStars and Barcelona© Casino European Poker Tour (EPT) .
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Click here to download the My Stack app for iPhone, or click here to download the My Stack app for Android. Maltez Runs Stone-Cold Bluff into Martino’s Quads
Fabrice Maltez In the 2022 PokerStars EPT Barcelona €3,000 Mystery Bounty Championship, a big hand went down early in Level 2 (100/200/200). In a massive pot with the board reading , Fabrice Maltez moved all in on Fiodor Martino and was snap-called.
Fabrice Maltez:
Fiodor Martino:
Unfortunately for Maltez, he made the wrong move at the wrong time as he ran his stone-cold bluff into Martino’s quad kings and was plenty dead. The completed the board. Davies and Sorensen Chop After Both Backing Into Quads
Seth Davies On Day 3 of the EPT Barcelona €5,300 EPT Main Event , it was Level 17 (3,000/6,000/6,000) when Seth Davies and Torben Sorensen played a very memorable hand at Table 21 that ended in the two chopping with the nuts. PokerNews picked up the action on with Davies in the cutoff and Torensen on the button. Davies checked the flop and Torensen fired a bet of 30,000. Davies called.Davies checked again on the turn and Torensen sized up to 55,000. Davies, with his face concealed by a grey baseball cap pulled over his eyes, used […]
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