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2024 EAPT Grand Final

$2,200 EAPT Grand Final
Day: 1cd
Event Info

2024 EAPT Grand Final

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
k3
Prize
$437,000
Event Info
Buy-in
$2,200
Prize Pool
$3,004,800
Entries
1,565
Level Info
Level
36
Blinds
2,000,000 / 4,000,000
Ante
4,000,000
Players Info - Day 1cd
Entries
817
Players Left
163

EAPT Barcelona Champion Fernando Santa Maria Leads Day 1c

Level 15 : Blinds 15,000/30,000, 30,000 ante
Fernando Santa Maria
Fernando Santa Maria

Back in September, Fernando Santa Maria achieved an incredible performance, leading the tournament from beginning to end and winning it for €26,625. And it seems like he didn't want to leave the first place to someone else again today, as he ended up as the chip leader of Day 1c of the Eurasian Poker Tour (EAPT) $2,200 Grand Final.

Here at the Merit Royal Diamond Hotel and Spa in North Cyprus, he bagged 4,110,000 chips and leads a total of 78 players to Day 2. 510 entries were recorded on this third flight, and 307 more on Day 1d Turbo, making a total of 1,565 entrants for this Grand Final.

EAPT $2,200 Grand Final Day 1c Top 10

PlacePlayerCountryChip countBig Blinds
1Fernando Santa MariaDominican Republic4,110,000103
2Fabian QuossGermany3,445,00086
3Gabriel AkikiLebanon3,360,00084
4Patrick Maalouf-3,020,00076
5Mihai IsarRomania2,900,00073
6Roman NovoselovRussia2,885,00072
7Maksim IsaevRussia2,715,00068
8Vadzim GodzdankerBelarus2,375,00059
9Gheorghe ButucRomania2,340,00059
10Ehsan AmiriAustralia2,335,00058

Among the other chip leaders are also Fabian Quoss (3,445,000) or Gabriel Akiki (3,360,000), who won a massive pot with aces during the last minutes of the Day. But the pot could have been bigger if Ihar Soika hadn't fold queens preflop. Anyway, thanks to his move, Soika also managed to qualify with 920,000 chips.

Gheorghe Butuc made his way to the next step with 2,340,000 chips, as well a WSOP winners Boris Kolev (1,950,000) and Yuliyan Kolev (1,450,000). Niall Farrell bagged 1,320,000 chips, which is a little bit less than EPT Monte-Carlo finalist Jovan Kenjic (1,585,000), but more than Kuljinder Sidhu (1,165,000), Cédric Schwaederle (945,000) or Tobias Peters (920,000) who won a three-way all-in and call situation with aces before dinner break to reach one million chips.

EPT champion Alessio Isaia will also be back on Say 2, as well as Renji Mao (705,000) or Dzmitry Urbanovich (665,000).

Nial Farrell
Nial Farrell

Day 1s survivors will combine on Tuesday, May 7th at noon local time for Day 2. Action will resume at Level 16 with blinds at 20,000/40,00 with a 40,00 big blind ante. Levels will be 50 minutes in length with a break scheduled every two levels.

As always, stay tuned to PokerNews for continued coverage of this Eurasian Poker Tour (EAPT) $2,200 Grand Final!

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