Moc Wins £265K After Dramatic GUKPT Grand Final Conclusion

Andy Moc The 2021 Grosvenor UK Poker Tour (GUKPT) enjoyed something of a renaissance with every stop seeing incredible attendance figures. That trend continued in the GUKPT Grand Final Main Event with 607 entrants creating a £1,092,600 prize pool, the largest ever Grand Final in the tour’s long history.

Andy Moc was the man who came out on top of that star-studded field. His reward? A cool £265,350! However, it was Yucel Eminoglu , a player known affectionately as “Mad Turk,” who hit the headlines after laddering from fifth to second with a super-short stack. 2021 GUKPT Grand Final Main Event Final Table Results

1 Andy Moc £265,350 $351,778 2 Yucel Eninoglu £183,650 $243,467 3 Jack Hardcastle £110,300 $146,226 4 Ed Roger £69,600 $92,269 5 Conor O’Driscoll £43,900 $58,198 6 Chun Man £32,100 $42,555 7 Antonis Poulengeris £22,500 $29,828 8 Dan Gormley £19,250 $25,517 9 Mauricio Pais £16,050 $21,275 The top 59 finishers won a slice of the £1,092,600 prize pool, and there were plenty of big names among the in-the-money finishers. Team Grosvenor’s Katie Swift bowed out in 56th for £4,400 with Kenny Hallaert finishing two places deeper and receiving the same payout.

Guy Taylor (51st – £4,400), Terry Jordon (49th – £4,700), Jamie O’Connor (40th – £5,050), Richard Ashby (32nd – £5,650), James Rann (24th – £6,000), Tom Middleton (18th – £6,950), and Brandon Sheils (10th – £14,450) were just a selection of stellar names seeing a return on their £2,000 investment.

The nine finalists took their seats on December 5 knowing they would leave London with at least £16,050 for their efforts but had a legitimate shot at scooping £265,350.

Mauricio Pais ’ time at the final table was in short supply because he was the first player out of the door. Pais sat down at the final table with the shortest stack so it was not a surprise to see him finish ninth. Andy Moc opened to 125,000 with ace-jack and called when Pais three-bet all-in with pocket sevens for 680,000. A jack on the turn busted Pais from the Grand Final Main Event.

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