

PokerStars EPT Barcelona: Final Table Results and High Roller Tournament Records
The final table of the PokerStars EPT Barcelona tournament started at 16:00 Moscow time. The final table included Kirill Rodionov and Andrey Shatilov. The commentators were Ilya Gorodetsky and Mikhail Semen.
The 100th EPT event had a record number of participants in the main tournament, with 1,496 players paying a €5,300 buy-in. The final table seating was: 1. Dji Jang, Germany – 6,480,000, 2. Kirill Rodionov, Belarus – 3,420,000, 3. Slaven Popov, Bulgaria – 3,720,000, 4. Andre Lettau, Germany – 5,405,000, 5. Hussein Insan, Germany – 10,295,000, 6. Andrea Dato, Italy – 2,825,000, 7. Andrey Shatilov, Russia – 3,675,000, 8. Sam Phillips, USA – 9,035,000.
The prize pool was: 1. €1,261,000, 2. €709,000, 3. €498,000, 4. €362,000, 5. €286,600, 6. €224,500, 7. €171,600, 8. €121,300. The high roller tournament had 393 entries, doubling the previous record of 181. The high roller tournament had 21 remaining players, including Dmitry Yurasov, Vladimir Troyanovsky, Ismail Erkenov, Maxim Panyak, and Igor Soika. The final results of the main tournament were: 1. Andre Lettau, Germany – €794,058, 2. Sam Phillips, USA – €1,021,275, 3. Hussein Insan, Germany – €652,667, 4. Andrea Dato, Italy – €362,000, 5. Andrey Shatilov, Russia – €286,000, 6. Kirill Rodionov, Belarus – €224,500, 7. Dji Jang, Germany – €171,600, 8. Slaven Popov, Bulgaria – €121,300. The high roller tournament results were: 1. Igor Soika, Belarus – €747,200, 2. Jason Mercier, USA – €473,500, 3. Ismail Erkenov, Russia – €342,400, 4. Ami Barer, Canada – €276,900, 5. Benjamin Pollak, France – €219,000, 6. Marc-Andre Ladouceur, Canada – €168,600, 7. Steven Chidwick, UK – €125,600, 8. Carlos Chidha, Canada – €90,900.
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