Ramon Colillas A lot went down on the twelfth day of the 2021 European Poker Tour (EPT) Online series , which saw four more events play out to their conclusion while the first chapter of the EPT Online Main Event was written.
2019 PokerStars Players Championship winner Ramon “RamonColillas” Colillas leads the final 41 players in the Main Event. Last year’s champion “WhatIfGod” also made it through to Day 2 and added another EPT title to his collection after taking down the $1,050 NLHE Series Saver .
Read on to catch up on all the action from the latest instalment of the 2021 EPT Online. Dalton “daltonhb” Hobold Comes Out On Top in 8-Max PKO
WCOOP and SCOOP champion Dalton “daltonhb” Hobold added an EPT Online title to his list of accomplishments after topping the 750 entry field in EPT Online 27: $530 NLHE [8-Max, Progressive KO] . Hobold overcame was up against fellow compatriot Eduardo “Eduardo850” Silva when it came to heads-up play and both players agreed on a deal prior to the events conclusion.
The eventual winner walked away with a combined prize of $51,658 while Silva netted $36,976 for his second-place finish. The top 97 players all nabbed a piece of of the $375,000 prize pool with Franco “rojorulez” Spitale taking home $6,851 after they made the final table. EPT Online 27: $530 NLHE [8-Max, Progressive KO] Final Table Results
1 Dalton “daltonhb” Hobold Brazil $24,294 $27,364 * $51,658 2 Eduardo “Eduardo850” Silva Brazil $9,044 $27,932* $36,976 3 RakettPIE Estonia $1,078 $17,188 $18,196 4 Gogac sniper Austria $3,193 $12,536 $15,729 5 Serg Putin Russia $2,670 $9,180 $11,850 6 RitaMitzouko Mexico $7,312 $6,722 $14,034 7 bibibossss75 United Kingdom $2,971 $4,923 $7,894 8 Lyshrrr South Korea $1,125 $3,605 $4,730 9 Franco “rojorulez” Spitale Argentina $3,967 $2,883 $6,851 Pole Position for “Ofbravetight” in $215 NLHE PKO
Andreas “mrAndreeew” Berggren sits second in the chip counts. EPT Online 30: $215 NLHE [Progressive KO] saw a monster field in it’s Day 1 with 3,435 total entries. The event, which came with a $300,000 guarantee, generated a final prizepool of $687,000 which saw “Ofbravetight” end […]
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