Vaskaboinikay was at one point set to burst the bubble himself when Pardo was at risk with ace-three versus his pocket kings. However, after the start-of-day chipleader Paulius Plausinaitis, who spent much of the day short-stacked, could not survive his blind-on-blind encounter with then chipleader Delgado, it was Mikalai Vaskaboinikau who ultimately received the dubious honor of bubble boy. Maher Nouira Final Table PlayĪfter the aforementioned elimination of Auzoux, it took a while before the next player would be busted, with the players being mindful of the relatively large mincash that would be awarded for finishing in sixth place. The final table was then reached when Maher Nouira was eliminated in tenth place when he lost a flip to Mulder. Names such as Ognyan Dimov, Mikita Badziakouski, and Adrian Mateos made it a bit further into the tournament, but they all exited at the final two tables. Ding did not manage to do much damage either, while Auzoux busted in ninth place, in a pot that saw Delgado claim the chip lead, to set up the official final table of eight.īefore that happened, poker superstars like Alex Kulev, Joao Vieira, Artur Martirosian, and Steve O’Dywer had long been eliminated in the first few levels of the day. Grafton and Mulder managed to make the final table while having started the day with a fresh stack of 250,000 but the likes of Sam Greenwood, Kayhan Mokri, and Pablo Silva would not be as lucky as they all fizzled out before the final nine. The day started with 25 players still in contention, and seven of them were new entries, of which two fresh faces, Gregoire Auzoux and Biao Ding. EPT Cyprus $50,000 Super High Roller Results In order to accomplish this feat, he had to overcome a final table full of familiar faces, with Teun Mulder receiving the bronze medal, and high roller regulars like PokerStars’ Sam Grafton, Leon Sturm, and Quan Zhou also receiving a share of the $2,231,460 prize pool. It was Pardo’s first EPT Super High Roller title, with his runner-up finish in the £50,000 Super High Roller at EPT London in 2022 being his previous best result. Delgado had to console himself with the $583,400 he received for finishing in second place. Pardo beat fellow Spaniard Vicente Delgado after a relatively short heads up battle. However, after an elongated Day 2, which saw 12 60-minute levels of play and ran deep into the night, it was Spain’s Juan Pardo who took home the trophy and the accompanying $688,560 a day early after a heads-up deal.

The $50,000 Super High Roller at the PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT) Cyprus at Merit Royal Diamond Hotel Casino & Spa was scheduled to be a three-day affair.

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