The €50,000 No-Limit Hold'em at EPT Monte Carlo Starts at 12:30 p.m.
Another sunny day in the beautiful Principality of Monaco and everyone is gearing up for more action here at the 2022 PokerStars European Poker Tour presented by Monte-Carlo Casino®️. At 12:30 p.m. local time, the €50,000 No-Limit Hold'em will kick off another high stakes tournament in the Palmiers room in the Monte-Carlo Sporting complex.
Jean-Noel Thorel laid claim to the first €10,200 Mystery Bounty title, Yuri Dzivielevski won the €25,000 Single-Day High Roller, and the €100,000 Super High Roller still has six players competing for the win today on the PokerStars live streams on YouTube and Twitch. But the expectations are that the other high-stakes regulars will all be jumping into this tournament today instead of Day 1b of the €5,300 Main Event.
Players who register in advance, and take their seat and 100,000 stack before the tournament starts, will be refunded 50% of their fees. The levels will last 30 minutes each until they're three-handed after which it will be halved. Registration will remain open until the start of Level 11 with unlimited reentries possible during that period. Play will continue until a winner has been crowned at the end of the road.
A shot clock will be implemented from the start of the event and to incentivize players, even more, to register on time, they will receive 8 time bank cards if they're there from the start. Seven cards will be given when players come in on Level 1, six during Level 2 & 3, five when they take their seats on Level 4 & 5, and four time bank cards during Level 6 and later. When the field gets down to the final table, those players will receive another five time bank cards to add to their collection.
Follow along as the PokerNews team is on hand to bring you all the live updates from the first shuffle until the final river card has been dealt.
to bring chopping outs to the table.
for Schemion to hit a pair and have a glimmer of hope of doubling up but the 
came on the river to dash those dreams as it gave Dvoress a set to bust Schemion.
, Petrangelo check-called the 10,000 continuation-bet of Brewer.
on the turn to the 
on the river. Petrangelo checked for the final time. Brewer fired a bet of 20,000 out for Petrangelo to take some time to consider his options. In the end, he raised it up to 92,000, keeping a 500-value chip behind. Brewer tanked for a bit but opted to fold in the end.
flop and Dzivielevski check-called for 12,000.
fell on the turn and Dzivielevski check-called for 30,000.
completed the board and Dzivielevski checked again. Greenwood bet 68,500, leaving himself only 1,500 behind, and Dzivielevski called with about the same stack.
while Dzivielevski tabled 
to take the pot.
runout.
flop improved both players to a pair and kept Dvoress in front. The turn and river were both blanks and the PokerStars Ambassador made his exit, while Dvoress chipped up.
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