

Grzegorz Głowny Wins EPT Prague Main Event, Takes Home $754,550
The EPT Prague Main Event, with a buy-in of €5,300 ($5,980), concluded in Prague with 1,190 players. The total prize pool was $6,331,330, with the winner taking home $754,550. Grzegorz Głowny, a Polish poker player, won the EPT Prague Main Event, earning $754,550.
The runner-up was Andrea Cortellacci from Italy, who received $631,560. The final table featured players from various countries, including Italy, Greece, Korea, and Austria.
Grzegorz Głowny secured his victory by doubling up against Andrea Cortellacci with Q♥-Q♣ against A♥-9♦. The decisive hand saw Głowny's stack grow to 30,100,000 chips, compared to Cortellacci's 5,630,000. This victory marks Głowny's largest career win, surpassing his previous highest earnings of around $750,000 from a tournament in the same series.
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