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Martin Finger Wins PokerStars EPT London Super High Roller Tournament
TournamentsOctober 6, 2013·1 min read

Martin Finger Wins PokerStars EPT London Super High Roller Tournament


The PokerStars EPT London Super High Roller tournament concluded with an exciting final table featuring some of the biggest names in poker. The tournament started with blinds at 25,000/50,000 and an ante of 5,000. The final table included notable players such as David Benefield, Tobias Reinemann, Timothy Adams, and Patrick Antonius.

The final standings saw Martin Finger take the top spot with a prize of 4,740,000. Tobias Reinemann finished in second place with 845,000. Johannes Straßmann secured third place with 2,215,000, followed by Bill Perkins in fourth with 2,005,000. David Benefield came in fifth with 1,315,000, Christoph Vogelsang in sixth with 1,215,000, Timothy Adams in seventh with 1,135,000, and Patrick Antonius in eighth with 745,000.

The tournament was a thrilling event, showcasing the skills and strategies of top poker players. Fans and enthusiasts could follow the action through various social media platforms, including Telegram, Instagram, VKontakte, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter.

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