EPT Grand Final in Monte-Carlo: Final Table Results and Player Profiles

The EPT Grand Final in Monte-Carlo concluded with an exciting final table featuring a mix of experienced and up-and-coming poker players. The finalists included Kenny Hicks from the USA, Jack Solter from the UK, Sebastian Bredthauer from Germany, Maju Roca from Colombia, Magnus Karlsson from Sweden, Malte Menning from Germany, Antonio Buonanno from Italy, and Sebastian von Toperczer from Germany.

Kenny Hicks, known as LoneHixx on PokerStars, is a professional online poker player who has had several five-figure wins, including a victory in the Super Tuesday event. Jack Solter, an online SNG grinder, won a tournament at the Palm Beach casino in London in November 2011 and has since transitioned to higher stakes, earning over €450,000 in live tournaments. Sebastian Bredthauer qualified for the tournament by earning 100 FPP points on PokerStars, while Maju Roca, known as Marroca5, has won over $3 million in online poker, including a WCOOP event. Magnus Karlsson has been playing poker professionally since 2005 and prefers heads-up and 6-max cash games. Malte Menning's largest career prize is $40,000, and Antonio Buonanno is a regular EPT player living on Malta who has won $390,848 in tournaments. Sebastian von Toperczer is an economics student who has played on the EPT since the 9th season.

The final results of the EPT Grand Final in Monte-Carlo are as follows: 1. Antonio Buonanno – €1,240,000, 2. Jack Solter – €765,000, 3. Malte Menning – €547,000, 4. Maju Roca – €419,000, 5. Magnus Karlsson – €332,000, 6. Sebastian von Toperczer – €258,300, 7. Kenny Hicks – €188,500, 8. Sebastian Bredthauer – €128,800.