

EPT Monte Carlo: Final Results and Top Players Revealed
The EPT Monte Carlo Super High Roller tournament featured an impressive lineup of finalists. Steven Chidwick from the UK, Ole Schemion from Germany, Paul Newy from the UK, Igor Kurganov from Russia, Ali Reza Fatehi from Iran, Sam Greenwood from Canada, Mustafa Kanit from Italy, and Ivan Luka from Argentina all made it to the final table.
In the EPT Monte Carlo Super High Roller tournament, Ole Schemion secured the top prize of €1,775,500. Mustafa Kanit followed with €1,284,300, and Ali Reza Fatehi won €828,500.
The main EPT tournament also saw a strong field of finalists. Jimmy Guerrero from France, Pierre Calamusa from France, Adrian Allan from France, Oren Rosen from Israel, Jan Bendik from Slovakia, and Asan Umarov from Kazakhstan were among the top contenders. Jimmy Guerrero won €406,850, Pierre Calamusa won €233,800, and Jan Bendik won €961,800.
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