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2018 World Series of Poker Europe

Event #9: €100,000 No-Limit Hold'em King's Super High Roller
Dias: 2
Event Info

2018 World Series of Poker Europe

Resultado Final
Vencedor
Mão Vencedora
66
Prémio
€2,624,340
Event Info
Buy-in
€100,000
Prize Pool
€9,025,000
Entradas
95
Informações sobre o nível
Nível
23
Blinds
600,000 / 1,200,000
Ante
1,200,000

Event #9: €100,000 No-Limit Hold'em King's Super High Roller

Dia 2 Concluído

Nitsche Leads Last Eight in Star-Studded Final Table Line-Up of the €100,000 King's Super High Roller

Nível 19 : 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante
Dominik Nitsche
Dominik Nitsche

The final table in the most expensive tournament of the 2018 World Series of Poker Europe is set and a familiar face can be found at the top of the leaderboard with eight players remaining in Event #9: €100,000 No-Limit Hold'em King's Super High Roller. One year ago, Dominik Nitsche won his fourth WSOP bracelet at Europe's biggest poker arena in the King's Casino in Rozvadov, and the German High Roller regular leads the last eight hopefuls into the final day.

“I was aiming for 100k!” joked Nitsche after bagging and tagging for the night. “I wanted to be able to finish early tomorrow and play the Main Event. I just ran extremely hot; lots of good plays, a couple of bad plays that thankfully didn’t hurt me too much."

Nitsche says that he considers Mikita Badziakouski the toughest player remaining in the Super High Roller, and said he’d love to get him heads-up.

“Just because of his background. We’ve played a lot online together so I was saying at the table that I hope we get heads-up because I think he’s an amazing player, and it would definitely make for the most intricate heads-up for a while.”

Mikita Badziakouski
Mikita Badziakouski 2nd in chips for the final day

After an already impressive day with 76 entries, Day 2 kicked off with 33 players remaining and the registration and re-entry period remained open for another two levels. A flurry of eliminations and re-entries boosted the field up to 95 entries and that generated a massive prize pool of €9,025,000, which Nitsche admits are a great accomplishment and perfect opportunity for professional poker players.

“It’s a fantastic 100k,” said Nitsche. “Leon [Tsoukernik] did a great job in getting all of these players in. And what that means for me as a pro … there’s no secret that there’s action being sold. And it’s also no secret that in a field full of recreational players I’m going to have a much bigger piece of myself."

Nitsche already has four bracelets to his name and joked on social media that he is running very good at the King's Casino. Just two days ago, the German finished 5th in the €25,500 Super High Roller - on one bullet, and is now already secured an even bigger payday once more. However, there is much more at stake with the coveted gold bracelet and High Roller glory up for grabs.

“What will it mean to me [to win]? A huge payday – and that’s great! Another bracelet, and that’s also great. It’s ridiculous how good I run at the WSOP and at King’s, and with both combined it’s like I can’t be stopped here. So it would mean a lot to me.”

While Nitsche bagged up a comfortable lead with 53,125,000, he is facing tough competition on his road to a possible fifth WSOP bracelet. Aforementioned Badziakouski sits in second place with 32,200,000 and Martin Kabrhel completes the overnight podium with 24,675,000. Jan-Eric Schwippert (23,100,000) and Julian Thomas (19,925,000) will also aim to continue the tradition of German High Roller wins, while David Peters (15,275,000), Michael Addamo (12,450,000) and Adrian Mateos (10,225,000) can add another WSOP bracelet to their resume.

The action is set to resume at 3 p.m. local time with 55:40 minutes left at blinds of 250,000/500,000 with a big blind ante of 500,000. Cards-up coverage on the PokerRoomKings Twitch channel will take place on a security delay of 30 minutes and the PokerNews live updates will be published accordingly.

Tobias Ziegler ended up as the bubble boy and among the seven players to finish in the money but missing out on a spot of the final table were Steffen Sontheimer, Richard Yong, Steve O'Dwyer, Vladimir Troyanovskiy, Orpen Kisacikoglu, Christoph Vogelsang and Timothy Adams.

Event #9: €100,000 King's Super High Roller Final Table Seat Assignments

SeatPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Martin KabrhelCzech Republic24,675,00049
2Julian ThomasGermany19,925,00040
3Dominik NitscheGermany53,125,000106
4Michael AddamoAustralia12,450,00025
5Mikita BadziakouskiBelarus32,200,00064
6Adrian MateosSpain10,225,00020
7David PetersUnited States15,275,00030
8Jan-Eric SchwippertGermany22,100,00046

Action of the Day

When the cards went back in the air, 33 players out of 76 entries remained and the registration and re-entry period remained open for the first two levels and the following break. New additions to the field included such familiar names as Tony G, Ben Lamb, James Romero, Alex Foxen and Benjamin Pollak. Ivan Leow entered the penultimate day with an above-average stack, but subsequently re-entered three times before the registration closed.

Fedor Holz
Fedor Holz

Kristen Bicknell, Fedor Holz and Alexey Rybin also gave it another shot, but all busted prior to the money spots. Holz put his hopes on jack-ten suited for flopped top pair, but the nutflushdraw of Orpen Kisacikoglu hit right away on the turn to leave Holz drawing dead. Bicknell lost a flip with pocket jacks against the ace-queen of Vladimir Troyanovskiy and exited before the three-table redraw.

The hot run of Dominik Nitsche on the feature table kicked off when he rivered a flush with ten-four suited against the ace-ten suited of Paul Phua and from there on, the German continued to build his stack further. In the meanwhile, fellow countrymen Stefan Schillhabel, Koray Aldemir and Johannes Becker were all ousted. Joao Vieira then ran with pocket tens into the pocket queens of Nitsche, who flopped a set for good measure.

Manig Loeser ran with ace-king into the pocket aces of Julian Thomas and the money bubble on the final two tables was set after Igor Kurganov ended up second-best with pocket kings against the pocket aces of David Peters. Just before the dinner break and in the second hand of the bubble, Tobias Ziegler called the shove of Christoph Vogelsang in a battle of the blinds with pocket deuces and lost the flip versus ace-nine to let the bubble burst.

Tobias Ziegler
Tobias Ziegler bubbles the €100,000 King's Super High Roller

The first to go after the money bubble was Steffen Sontheimer on the outer table, and Richard Yong failed to hold up on the feature table. Steve O'Dwyer departed from the outer table after he three-bet out of the big blind with pocket kings and called the shove of Jan-Eric Schwippert on a nine-high flop. Schwippert only held ace-nine suited for top pair, but spiked an ace on the turn.

In the €25,500 Super High Roller, Vladimir Troyanovskiy busted with ace-king versus kings despite flopping an ace and this time he failed to hold up with kings against the ace-king of steam-rolling Nitsche. it would't take lone to set up the unofficial final table after, as Orpen Kisacikoglu and Christoph Vogelsang departed in quick succession. The former lost a flip with pocket fives against the ace-queen of Nitsche and Vogelsang's king-queen suited failed to connect with the board when facing the ace-ten of Mikita Badziakouski.

One further High Roller had to go before bagging and tagging, and that happened to be Timothy Adams. While almost all things went his way on Day 1 and early on Day 2, Adams had plummeted to just eight big blinds and got it in with pocket nines. Martin Kabrhel had an easy call with pocket aces and that reduced the field to the final eight.

The final day shapes up to be a highlight for poker fans with big names in contention for the gold bracelet and first-place payout of €2,624,340. Tune back in on Sunday, October 28th, 2018, to find out who will be crowned the champion!

Tags: Adrian MateosAlex FoxenBenjamin PollakChristoph VogelsangDavid PetersDominik NitscheFedor HolzIgor KurganovIvan LeowJan Eric SchwippertJulian ThomasKoray AldemirKristen BicknellManig LoeserMartin KabrhelMichael AddamoMikita BadziakouskiOrpen KisacikogluPaul PhuaRichard YongStefan SchillhabelSteffen SontheimerSteve O'DwyerTimothy AdamsTobias ZieglerTony GVladimir Troyanovskiy

End-Of-Day Chip Counts

Nível 19 : 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante

There are 55:40 minutes left in the level and the chip counts of the final eight can be found below, a full recap of today's action is to follow.

Jogador Fichas Oscilação
Dominik Nitsche de
Dominik Nitsche
WSOP 4X Winner
WPT 1X Winner
53,125,000 1,800,000
Mikita Badziakouski by
Mikita Badziakouski
WSOP 1X Winner
32,200,000 900,000
Martin Kabrhel cz
Martin Kabrhel
WSOP 2X Winner
24,675,000
Jan-Eric Schwippert de
Jan-Eric Schwippert
23,100,000
Julian Thomas de
Julian Thomas
WPT 1X Winner
19,925,000 925,000
David Peters us
David Peters
WSOP 2X Winner
15,275,000 275,000
Michael Addamo au
Michael Addamo
WSOP 4X Winner
12,450,000 -550,000
Adrian Mateos es
Adrian Mateos
EPT Main Event Champion
WSOP 4X Winner
EPT 1X Winner
10,225,000 -1,000,000

Timothy Adams Eliminated in 9th Place (€216,908)

Nível 19 : 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante
Timothy Adams
Timothy Adams

In the first hand coming back from the break, Timothy Adams moved all in first to act and was called by Martin Kabrhel. The rest of the table folded and the cards were turned over.

Timothy Adams: {9-Spades}{9-Clubs}
Martin Kabrhel: {A-Diamonds}{A-Hearts}

The board came {10-Diamonds}{8-Hearts}{5-Spades}{A-Clubs}{2-Spades} and Adams was eliminated in 9th place for €216,908. Right after, a discussion broke out whether or not play could resume to make the final day shorter and give the players a chance to take part in Day 1b of the Main Event.

However, since the live stream schedule is fixed, the request was denied and all remaining eight players bagged up their chips for tonight.

Jogador Fichas Oscilação
Martin Kabrhel cz
Martin Kabrhel
WSOP 2X Winner
24,675,000 4,350,000
Timothy Adams ca
Timothy Adams
WSOP 1X Winner
Eliminado

Tags: Martin KabrhelTimothy Adams

Nível: 19

Blinds: 250,000/500,000

Ante: 500,000

Thomas Takes One; Break for the Last 9

Nível 18 : 200,000/400,000, 400,000 ante

Martin Kabrhel raised to 800,000 in middle position and Dominik Nitsche in the cutoff three-bet to 2,800,000.

"Dominik, you play very good, but very slow," Kabrhel joked and slid his cards into the muck.

The next hand, Julian Thomas raised to 800,000 and Michael Addamo called in the cutoff, as did David Peters in the big blind. The flop came {10-Clubs}{8-Clubs}{6-Clubs} and action checked to Addamo, who bet 750,000. Peters got out of the way and initial raiser Thomas called to see the {5-Spades} on the turn.

Thomas checked once more and Addamo checked back, the {9-Hearts} fell on the river. Thomas now bet 875,000 and Addamo sent his cards into the muck, the players then headed into a 15-minute break.

Jogador Fichas Oscilação
Julian Thomas de
Julian Thomas
WPT 1X Winner
19,000,000 1,025,000
David Peters us
David Peters
WSOP 2X Winner
15,000,000 -1,725,000
Michael Addamo au
Michael Addamo
WSOP 4X Winner
13,000,000 -2,000,000

Tags: David PetersDominik NitscheJulian ThomasMartin KabrhelMichael Addamo

Mateos Jams First Hand

Nível 18 : 200,000/400,000, 400,000 ante

With nine players remaining, the hole cards on the feature table are no longer displayed and will be shown when the eight-handed final table kicks off. Mikita Badziakouski raised the first hand to 1,100,000 and Adrian Mateos moved all in for 9,225,000 to force a fold.

Jogador Fichas Oscilação
Martin Kabrhel cz
Martin Kabrhel
WSOP 2X Winner
20,325,000 -1,100,000
Adrian Mateos es
Adrian Mateos
EPT Main Event Champion
WSOP 4X Winner
EPT 1X Winner
11,225,000 2,100,000

Tags: Adrian MateosMikita Badziakouski

Redraw of the Unofficial Final Table

Nível 18 : 200,000/400,000, 400,000 ante

There are around 17 minutes left in the current level and the seat assignments and chip counts of the last nine remaining players can be found below.

SeatPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Martin KabrhelCzech Republic21,425,00054
2Julian ThomasGermany17,975,00045
3Dominik NitscheGermany51,325,000128
4Michael AddamoAustralia15,000,00038
5Mikita BadziakouskiBelarus31,300,00078
6Adrian MateosSpain9,125,00023
7David PetersUnited States16,725,00042
8Jan-Eric SchwippertGermany23,100,00058
9Timothy AdamsCanada4,000,00010
Jogador Fichas Oscilação
Dominik Nitsche de
Dominik Nitsche
WSOP 4X Winner
WPT 1X Winner
51,325,000
Mikita Badziakouski by
Mikita Badziakouski
WSOP 1X Winner
31,300,000
Jan-Eric Schwippert de
Jan-Eric Schwippert
23,100,000
Martin Kabrhel cz
Martin Kabrhel
WSOP 2X Winner
21,425,000
Julian Thomas de
Julian Thomas
WPT 1X Winner
17,975,000
David Peters us
David Peters
WSOP 2X Winner
16,725,000
Michael Addamo au
Michael Addamo
WSOP 4X Winner
15,000,000
Adrian Mateos es
Adrian Mateos
EPT Main Event Champion
WSOP 4X Winner
EPT 1X Winner
9,125,000
Timothy Adams ca
Timothy Adams
WSOP 1X Winner
4,000,000

Christoph Vogelsang Eliminated in 10th Place (€216,908)

Nível 18 : 200,000/400,000, 400,000 ante
Christoph Vogelsang
Christoph Vogelsang

On the outer table, Mikita Badziakouski raised to 800,000 and Christoph Vogelsang moved all in out of the big blind. Badziakouski asked for a count, then glanced over to the feature table to see the ongoing all in showdown between Dominik Nitsche and Orpen Kisacikoglu. Once that hand was over, Badziakouski called and the cards were turned over.

Christoph Vogelsang: {K-Diamonds}{Q-Diamonds}
Mikita Badziakouski: {A-Clubs}{10-Hearts}

The board came {J-Spades}{8-Clubs}{3-Clubs}{9-Hearts}{J-Diamonds} and Vogelsang failed to connect, bowing out in 10th place for €216,908. All remaining nine players will now combine to one table and bag up once the eight-handed final table is set.

Jogador Fichas Oscilação
Mikita Badziakouski by
Mikita Badziakouski
WSOP 1X Winner
31,300,000 6,500,000
Christoph Vogelsang de
Christoph Vogelsang
Eliminado

Tags: Christoph VogelsangDominik NitscheMikita BadziakouskiOrpen Kisacikoglu

Orpen Kisacikoglu Eliminated in 11th Place (€184,073)

Nível 18 : 200,000/400,000, 400,000 ante
Orpen Kisacikoglu
Orpen Kisacikoglu

Dominik Nitsche opened to 900,000 from the cutoff and Orpen Kisacikoglu three-bet to 2,600,000. Dominik Nitsche then four-bet all in putting Kisacikoglu at risk and eventually the Turk called.

Dominik Nitsche: {a-Diamonds}{q-Hearts}
Orpen Kisacikoglu: {5-Hearts}{5-Spades}

The flop {4-Diamonds}{2-Spades}{3-Hearts} took away three of Nitsche's outs, with any ace now giving Kisacikoglu a straight. However the German took the lead anyway on the {q-Spades} turn, and the river was the {9-Hearts}, eliminating Kisacikoglu.

Jogador Fichas Oscilação
Dominik Nitsche de
Dominik Nitsche
WSOP 4X Winner
WPT 1X Winner
53,000,000 10,600,000
Orpen Kisacikoglu tr
Orpen Kisacikoglu
WSOP 1X Winner
Eliminado

Tags: Dominik NitscheOrpen Kisacikoglu