Romania Gets Its First PokerStars EPT Champion in Paris – Razvan Belea dominated the Main Event final table of the first-ever PokerStars EPT to take place in the capital of France. The long-awaited European Poker Tour event in Paris is officially in the books, and PokerStars has every reason to be happy about it. The event was a major success in every way, becoming the largest-ever EPT debut in Tour’s history.
The €5,300 Main Event attracted 1606 entries, 1159 of which were unique players. These numbers made EPT Paris the biggest Main Event outside of Barcelona and the sixth-biggest Main Event in PokerStars EPT’s rich history.
When the registration finally closed, the total prize pool climbed to an impressive €7.7 million, with a good chunk of that — €1,170,000 — set aside for the eventual winner.
Perhaps fittingly, that honor went to Razvan Belea, a player from Romania who captured the first European Poker Tour trophy for his country. What better time to do it than at such a historical event ? Last verified: Feb 2023
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Biggest MTT guarantees Claim Signup Offer or read our full review » Please play responsibly. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, visit the National Council of Problem Gambling . EPT Paris Main Event Final Results Position Player Country Prize 1 Razvan Belea Romania €1,170,000 2 Peter Jorgne Sweden €780,100 3 Fabrice Bigot France €535,850 4 Brian Delaney United Kingdom €412,200 5 Henri Kasper Estonia €317,050 6 Konstantin Held Germany €244,000 A Well-Deserved Victory EPT tournaments are some of the best organized out there, but they are not known for their softness. Every event attracts some of the finest players in the world to battle it out for big prizes and prestigious titles. Despite all of this, Belea found his way to victory.The Romanian won his Main Event through an online satellite on PokerStars, putting up just $530 to […]
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