Anton Vigg Wins EPT Copenhagen: A Thrilling Poker Showdown

Anton Vigg, a 22-year-old poker professional from Sweden, won the European Poker Tour (EPT) in Copenhagen. Vigg had a stack of 1,412,000 chips at the start of the final table and became the chip leader after defeating Magnus Hansen with Ad Ks against Tc Td. Vigg had a stack of 2,560,000 chips after defeating Magnus Hansen.

Morten Guldhammer, a 35-year-old Danish poker player and specialist in freerolls, was the chip leader at the start of the final table with a stack of 2,033,000 chips. Guldhammer won a $1 tournament organized by the newspaper Ekstra Bladet and PokerStars and defeated 15 other winners of $1 tournaments to secure his EPT Copenhagen spot. However, Guldhammer was eliminated in 6th place after a series of unfortunate hands.

Jesper Petersen, a 27-year-old Danish poker player known for his tight playing style, finished in 2nd place. Petersen had a stack of 968,000 chips at the start of the final table and eliminated Peter Eastgate with a straight against a set. Petersen's tight playing style and strategic moves were crucial in his journey to the final table. Anton Vigg defeated Jesper Petersen with As 4c against Ac Qs, securing his victory in the EPT Copenhagen 2010.