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European Poker Tour Monte Carlo: Germans Return with a Bang
The European Poker Tour Monte Carlo saw intense competition and notable performances. Matthias Eibinger, known on the forum as 'supeirgrok', won the high roller tournament with a buy-in of €50,000.
In the high roller tournament, 98 players registered with a buy-in of €25,000, making a total of 142 entries. Matthias Eibinger quadrupled his stack when he collected the strongest combination with 7h 7s against Jc Jd. Seth Davis received €112,540 for his fifth-place finish, while Alexander Uskov also finished in fifth place. Chingiz Satubaev finished in 10th place, and Serhio Aiddo, who had already won the super high roller for €100,000, finished sixth.
Márton 'noirduck' Csucsor and László 'omaha4rollz' Bujtas, two well-known Hungarian regulars, made it to the final table. Benjamin Pollak and Corey Aldemir split the €50,000 prize pool, each taking home €655,840. Ivi Quilhaug from Norway finished in 23rd place and received €27,680. Melika Razavi from Iran finished in 17th place. Scott Wellenbach, known for his charitable donations, finished 30th in the €330 dipstack tournament.
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