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12-10-2024 16:17 UTC+1

Set Over Set Busts Talbot

Georgios Tavoularis

Level 4 : Blinds 200/400, 400 ante

The trio of Parker Talbot, Mohamed Ameur Hammi, and Marco Di Persio all checked the J?2?9? flop.

The dealer put out the 4? on the turn, and Talbot led out for 1,200. Hammi folded, and Persio raised to 5,100, which was enough to put his opponent all in. Talbot snap-called.

Parker Talbot: 2?2? All in
Marco Di Persio: 4?4?

Talbot’s flopped set fell short against the set that Persio hit on the turn, and the 3? completed the board, sending Talbot to the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
Marco Di Persio	46,000 46,000	46,000
Mohamed Ameur Hammi	30,000 30,000	30,000
Parker Talbot	Busted

Tags: Marco Di Persio Mohamed Ameur Hammi Parker Talbot

12-10-2024 16:12 UTC+1

Hartmann Gets Value on All Three Streets From El Yaacoubi

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Kai Cocklin

Level 4 : Blinds 200/400, 400 ante

Pascal Hartmann opened from the button and then called a three-bet from Rachid El Yaacoubi in the big blind.

They both saw a flop of K?6?5? where El Yaacoubi continued for 2,100, and Hartmann called.

A 5? dropped on the turn and El Yaacoubi slowed down with a check. Hartmann took over as the aggressor with a bet of 4,700, and El Yaacoubi called.

Another five, the 5?, landed on the river and again El Yaacoubi checked, then Hartmann bet 12,700, leaving himself just 500 behind. El Yaacoubi didn't hesitate for long before he called, then he quickly mucked when he saw the full house of Hartmann, who turned over K?Q?.

Player	Chips	Progress
Pascal Hartmann	45,000 45,000	45,000
Rachid El Yaacoubi	20,000 20,000	20,000

Tags: Pascal Hartmann Rachid El Yaacoubi

12-10-2024 15:24 UTC+1

A Set of Jacks Sends Schwaederle Packing

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Sava Krink

Level 3 : Blinds 100/300, 300 ante

Nikita Kuznetcov set the stage with an under-the-gun raise to 700, quickly finding a caller in Klemens Roiter on the button. Cedric Schwaederle upped the ante from the small blind, three-betting to 2,800. After some deliberation and a glance at his opponents’ stacks, Phil Gross made the call from the big blind. When the action circled back to Kuznetcov, he wasted no time shoving his entire 28,600-chip stack into the middle.

Roiter bowed out, but Schwaederle called for his remaining 18,600, putting the pressure squarely on Gross. With both players covered, Gross decided to take his chances and called, sending the pot to a three-way showdown:

Cedric Schwaederle: K?K? All in
Nikita Kuznetcov: J?J? All in
Phil Gross: Q?J?

The flop came 6?3?4?, leaving Schwaederle's kings in the lead.

However, the turn brought the J?, completing a set for Kuznetcov and flipping the script.

Schwaederle still had outs for a river king, but the 8? fell instead, sealing the massive pot for Kuznetcov. Schwaederle’s tournament run came to an abrupt end, while Gross saw his gamble fall short.

Player	Chips	Progress
Nikita Kuznetcov	76,900
Klemens Roiter	35,000
Phil Gross	15,600 15,400	15,400
Cedric Schwaederle	Busted

Tags: Cedric Schwaederle Klemens Roiter Nikita Kuznetcov Phil Gross

12-10-2024 15:22 UTC+1

Del Pino's Bluff Goes Awry as Tazon Hits Top Boat

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Kai Cocklin

Level 3 : Blinds 100/300, 300 ante

A pot of around 12,000 had brewed between Omar Del Pino in the small blind and Javier Tazon in the big blind.

The board read 8?7?7?10?A? and Del Pino had fired a small bet of 1,000 on the river, then Tazon had announced a raise and made it 13,500. After some time, Del Pino then moved all in, which gave Tazon a test for the 13,000 he had behind. With a shrug of the shoulders, Tazon needed just a few seconds to make the call.

Del Pino then revealed 10?3? for a pair of tens, but that was no match for the top boat of Tazon, who held A?A?.

Player	Chips	Progress
Javier Tazon	65,000 20,000	20,000
Omar Del Pino	12,000 19,000	19,000

Tags: Javier Tazon Omar Del Pino

12-10-2024 13:46 UTC+1

Fossa Busts to Yurkiv's Aces

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Matt Warburton

Level 2 : Blinds 100/200, 200 ante

Action was on the flop on a board of 2?J?7? with around 14,000 in the pot. Roman Yurkiv fired out a bet of 4,000 from the small blind and Giovana Hiratomi Fossa called on the button.

The turn was the J? and Yurkic went again with a bet of 5,500, which Fossa called. On the 8? river, Yurkiv pushed out 15,000, putting his opponent all in. Fossa had been holding her chips, but placed them back on the table and went firmly into the tank, occassionally glancing across at her opponent to try to get a read.

After a long pause, she placed her chips in the middle to make the call for her remaining 11,500. Yurkiv turned over A?A? for two pair, aces and jacks. Fossa had 9?9? and was eliminated.

Player	Chips	Progress
Roman Yurkiv	67,000
Giovana Hiratomi Fossa	Busted

Tags: Giovana Hiratomi Fossa Roman Yurkiv

12-10-2024 13:05 UTC+1

River Chaos as Mitrovic Accidentally Shows His Hand

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Kai Cocklin

Level 2 : Blinds 100/200, 200 ante

A highly unusual situation just unfolded at Table #11 during a hand between Paawan Bansal and Hrvoje Mitrovic.

According to the action recounted to PokerNews, the player on the button opened the betting, Mitrovic called from the small blind, and Bansal three-bet from the big blind. The button folded, and Mitrovic called to see a flop.

The flop came down 2?J?4?, and Mitrovic check-called a continuation bet from Bansal. When the A? appeared on the turn, Mitrovic again check-called, this time for 2,700.

The river brought the 10?, and Mitrovic immediately moved all-in for roughly 23,000 — about twice the size of the pot — igniting drama at the table.

"What are you doing to me here?" Bansal asked. "Will you show if I fold?"

Mitrovic, who had been covering his cards with both hands since shoving, inadvertently revealed his holdings — K?8? — as he fumbled his cards momentarily. With that information in hand, Bansal declared, "Sorry, I have to call."

"This is sick," remarked Mitrovic as he turned over his cards officially. Bansal revealed 4?3? for a pair of fours, enough to scoop the pot in this extraordinary hand.

"Sorry man, you either had king-queen or nothing, I wanted to call," Bansal finished with.

Player	Chips	Progress
Paawan Bansal	60,000 60,000	60,000
Hrvoje Mitrovic	Busted

Tags: Hrvoje Mitrovic Paawan Bansal

12-10-2024 12:52 UTC+1

Stanciu’s Aggression Forces a Fold

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Sava Krink

Level 1 : Blinds 100/100, 100 ante

Traian-Costin Stanciu opened the action from early position with a raise to 300, drawing calls from both blinds.

The flop came K?6?J?, and after both blinds checked, Stanciu continued for 400. Only Cedric Schwaederle in the small blind called to proceed to the turn.

The 2? turn saw another check from Schwaederle, giving Stanciu the chance to ramp up the pressure with a bet of 1,500. After some thought, Schwaederle made the call.

The 6? river prompted one final check from Schwaederle. Stanciu paused briefly before firing a third barrel, this time for 4,100. Schwaederle went deep into the tank, taking nearly three minutes to deliberate, but ultimately let his hand go, conceding the pot to Stanciu's unrelenting aggression.

Player	Chips	Progress
Traian-Costin Stanciu	35,500 35,500	35,500
Phil Gross	31,900 31,900	31,900
Cedric Schwaederle	21,300 8,700	8,700

Tags: Cedric Schwaederle Traian-Costin Stanciu

12-10-2024 12:32 UTC+1

Vos Flops a Straight Against McConachie

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Kai Cocklin

Level 1 : Blinds 100/100, 100 ante

There were 2,000 chips in the middle on a flop of 9?J?7? when David McConachie checked from early position and Pascal Vos fired 1,000 from the next seat over. McConachie called.

A 5? dropped on the turn and again McConachie checked, then he was faced with a bet of 3,000 from Vos. After a short time, McConachie called.

When the J? completed the board on the river, McConachie checked for a third time, then Vos announced a bet of 9,000 and threw in the chips. McConachie took longer to think about this than he had on previous streets, but still came to the same conclusion as he had done before and called.

Vos then showed he flopped a straight with 10?8?, and McConachie held his cards up in front of him, snapped a picture of them with the board, then said "Ten-eight, yeah?", before he mucked.

Player	Chips	Progress
Pascal Vos	45,000
David McConachie	16,000

Tags: David McConachie Pascal Vos

12-10-2024 12:22 UTC+1

Gherghe Eliminates Vican in the First Hand

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Georgios Tavoularis

Level 1 : Blinds 100/100, 100 ante

The first hand of the main event at Table 34 escalated quickly. With approximately 5,000 already in the middle, the action picked up on a flop of 3?J?8?.

Michael Sklenicka led out with a bet of 2,100, and Ivan Vican made the call. Razvan Gherghe then raised to 7,200 and got a call from Sklenicka. When the action returned to Vican, he announced all in for 25,000.

Gherghe tanked for a while but eventually moved all in over the top, leaving Sklenicka with a tough decision. After deliberating, Sklenicka folded, saying he had 9?10?.

Ivan Vican: A?Q? All in
Razvan Gherghe: J?J?

Vican needed to dodge the board pairing to survive. The 6? on the turn kept him alive, but the river 8? gave Gherghe a full house, eliminating Vican.

Player	Chips	Progress
Razvan Gherghe	60,000 60,000	60,000
Michael Sklenicka	20,000 20,000	20,000
Ivan Vican	Busted

Tags: Ivan Vican Michael Sklenicka Razvan Gherghe

12-10-2024 10:30 UTC+1

Day 1b Awaits: 2024 EPT Prague Main Event

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Sava Krink

The spotlight is firmly on Day 1b of the prestigious 2024 PokerStars European Poker Tour Prague €5,300 Main Event today, which offers players one final opportunity to secure a stack for Day 2 and continue their quest for poker glory.

Yesterday’s Day 1a drew an impressive 466 players to the luxurious Hilton Prague, with Gianfranco Iaculli bagging the chip lead with 294,000 chips. Other strong performances included Gab Yong Kim, who ended the day with a solid 203,000, and Vanessa Kade, finishing with 188,000 chips. With Day 1a already exceeding last year’s numbers, today’s flight could set a new attendance record for the event.

Day 1b Top Ten Chip Counts

Place	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Gianfranco Iaculli	Italy	294,000	196
2	Christian Alilovic	France	272,000	181
3	Mikkel Nielsen	Denmark	244,000	163
4	Elvis Petcu	Romania	223,000	149
5	Alexander Sokolovsky	Serbia	222,500	148
6	Gab Yong Kim	South Korea	203,000	135
7	Alen Sabic	Bosnia and Herzegovina	202,500	135
8	Karl Sandoff	Sweden	201,500	134
9	Max Neugebauer	Austria	189,000	126
10	Vanessa Kade	Canada	188,000	125

Day 1b follows the same structure as Day 1a: players begin with 30,000 chips, blinds start at 100/100 with a 100 big blind ante, and levels last 60 minutes. Breaks occur every two hours, with a 75-minute dinner break scheduled after Level 6.

Late registration will remain open until the start of Day 2, and play will wrap up after Level 10.

Remaining Schedule

Date	Day	Time	Blind Levels
December 10	Day 1b	12 p.m.	60 minutes
December 11	Day 2	12 p.m.	90 minutes
December 12	Day 3	12 p.m.	90 minutes
December 13	Day 4	12 p.m.	90 minutes
December 14	Day 5	12 p.m.	90 minutes
December 15	Day 6	12:30 p.m.	90 minutes

Stay tuned to PokerNews for live updates, chip counts, and all the thrilling moments from the tournament floor as the journey to crown the next EPT Prague champion continues!

Tags: Alen Sabic Alexander Sokolovsky Christian Alilovic Elvis Petcu Gab Yong Kim Gianfranco Iaculli Karl Sandoff Max Neugebauer Mikkel Nielsen Vanessa Kade

2024 PokerStars EPT Prague

2024 PokerStars EPT Prague

Set Over Set Busts Talbot

Hartmann Gets Value on All Three Streets From El Yaacoubi

A Set of Jacks Sends Schwaederle Packing

Del Pino's Bluff Goes Awry as Tazon Hits Top Boat

Fossa Busts to Yurkiv's Aces

River Chaos as Mitrovic Accidentally Shows His Hand

Stanciu’s Aggression Forces a Fold

Vos Flops a Straight Against McConachie

Gherghe Eliminates Vican in the First Hand

Day 1b Awaits: 2024 EPT Prague Main Event

Day 1b Top Ten Chip Counts