Anson Tsang The 2023 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE) is underway at King’s Resort, Rozvadov and the first batch of gold bracelets of the series have been awarded.
Fabio Peluso picked up the first piece of WSOP hardware of the festival after taking down the opening event. Next on the winner’s list was Germany’s Helmut Phung , after he was the last player standing in the €550 Pot-Limit Omaha 8-Max. Ilija Savevski captured the Mini Main Event title while Anson Tsang collected his third WSOP bracelet after finding success in the €2,000 PLO tournament.
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Fabio Peluso The kick off event of the 2022 WSOPE was Event #1: €350 The Opener , and the tournament registered 2,454 entries, passing the 1,789 threshold from last year’s series. The event had four starting flights and after late registration closed on Day 1d it was confirmed that the prize pool stood at €734,359, smashing the €500,000 guarantee.
Day 2 saw the top 369 finishers lock up €515 min-cash, with action closing when the last 24 players remained.
The elimination of Markus Weiss , set up the nine-handed final table. Dennis Wilke secured the first final table knockout after his pocket threes won a flip against Gabriel Baleeiro . Simone Andrian , who won a bracelet at last year’s WSOPE , was also sent to the wrong side of the rail by Wilke. Andrian jammed with pocket sixes but walked into the pocket aces held by the German.
♠️♥️ Final Day of €350 WSOP Europe Opener Events #1, live from King´s Resort �
Carlo Savinelli then brought the tournament to its final six players after his ace-queen got their against Miroslav Navratil’s pair of tens. Gennaro Proscia moved in his short stack with pocket aces and found a call from Peluso who had ace-king. The eventual winner rivered trip kings after pairing up on the flop to get his first final table casualty.
Wilke, who was once […]
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