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2024 EAPT Grand Final

$2,200 EAPT Grand Final
Day: 2
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 2
Entries
276
Players Left
16

Ludovic Periaux Eliminated in 18th Place ($22,000)

Level 27 : Blinds 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante

Adrian Strobel shoved from the small blind for about 6,000,000 and Ludovic Periaux, who was slightly covered, made the call from the big blind to put himself at risk.

Ludovic Periaux: 9?9? All in
Adrian Strobel: Q?10?

Periaux was ahead until the river on the A?8?5?6?Q? runout and was sent to the rail courtesy of Strobel.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Adrian Strobel de
Adrian Strobel
12,000,000
10,200,000
10,200,000
Profile photo of Ludovic Periaux fr
Ludovic Periaux
Busted

Tags: Adrian StrobelLudovic Periaux

Anton Vinokurov Eliminated in 17th Place ($22,000)

Level 27 : Blinds 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante

Almas Umarov opened to 1,000,000 from the hijack and Anton Vinokurov three-bet to 8,000,000 from the button, leaving 4,000,000 behind. Umarov shoved with a covering stack and Vinokurov made the call to put himself at risk.

Anton Vinokurov: 8?8? All in
Almas Umarov: A?K?

The board ran out A?10?6?K?10? runout giving Umarov to send Vinokurov to the rail in 17th place.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Almas Umarov kz
Almas Umarov
32,500,000
7,050,000
7,050,000
Day 2 Chip Leader
Profile photo of Anton Vinokurov ru
Anton Vinokurov
Busted

Tags: Almas UmarovAnton Vinokurov

End of Night Chip Counts (full)

Level 27 : Blinds 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante
Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Almas Umarov kz
Almas Umarov
32,800,000
300,000
300,000
Day 2 Chip Leader
Profile photo of Boris Kolev bg
Boris Kolev
32,400,000
-4,600,000
-4,600,000
WSOP 2X Winner
Profile photo of Andrey Pateychuk ru
Andrey Pateychuk
26,800,000
-11,200,000
-11,200,000
EPT Main Event Champion
WPT 1X Winner
EPT 1X Winner
Profile photo of Artsiom Lasouski by
Artsiom Lasouski
25,800,000
-8,100,000
-8,100,000
Profile photo of Ueberton Cristian De Aquino br
Ueberton Cristian De Aquino
24,100,000
-700,000
-700,000
Profile photo of Nikola Marcetic rs
Nikola Marcetic
20,300,000
2,275,000
2,275,000
Profile photo of Vahid Motaghi ir
Vahid Motaghi
18,000,000
11,400,000
11,400,000
Profile photo of Dmitrii Levin ru
Dmitrii Levin
17,400,000
9,950,000
9,950,000
Profile photo of Iurii Brechalov ru
Iurii Brechalov
17,000,000
9,500,000
9,500,000
Profile photo of Szymon Bala pl
Szymon Bala
16,200,000
1,150,000
1,150,000
Profile photo of Adrian Strobel de
Adrian Strobel
15,000,000
3,000,000
3,000,000
Profile photo of Gabriel Akiki lb
Gabriel Akiki
14,800,000
7,675,000
7,675,000
Profile photo of Christopher Puetz de
Christopher Puetz
14,000,000
5,300,000
5,300,000
Profile photo of Amirreza Roudsari ir
Amirreza Roudsari
11,900,000
-6,700,000
-6,700,000
Profile photo of Maksim Isaev ru
Maksim Isaev
9,700,000
-4,900,000
-4,900,000
Profile photo of Recep Aydemir tr
Recep Aydemir
7,900,000
-900,000
-900,000

Kolev, Umarov and Pateychuk Lead the Final 16 into Day 3 of EAPT Grand Final

Level 27 : Blinds 250,000/500,000, 500,000 ante
Boris Kolev
Boris Kolev

The penultimate day of the Eurasian Poker Tour (EAPT) $2,200 Grand Final has come to a close here at the Merit Royal Diamond Hotel and Spa in North Cyprus. Only 16 players remain from a field of 1,565 entrants after 27 levels of play across the first two days.

The chip lead changed several times during the last few levels but after the dust had settled Boris Kolev ended the night with the second-largest stack, finishing with 32,900,000 chips worth 55 big blinds. Just ahead of him is chip leader Almas Umarov with 32,800,000 while Andrey Pateychuk rounds out the top three with 26,800,000.

Full Chip Counts

PlacePlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Almas UmarovKazakhstan32,800,00055
2Boris KolevBulgaria32,400,00054
3Andrey PateychukRussian Federation26,800,00045
4Artsiom LasouskiBelarus25,800,00043
5Ueberton Cristian De AquinoBrazil24,100,00040
6Nikola MarceticSerbia20,300,00034
7Vahid MotaghiIran18,000,00030
8Dmitrii LevinRussian Federation17,400,00029
9Iurii BrechalovRussian Federation17,000,00028
10Szymon BalaPoland16,200,00027
11Adrian StrobelGermany15,000,00025
12Gabriel AkikiLebanon14,800,00025
13Christopher PuetzGermany14,000,00023
14Amirreza RoudsariIran11,900,00020
15Maksim IsaevRussian Federation9,700,00016
16Recep AydemirTurkey7,900,00013

Day 2 Highlights

The day began with 276 survivors from the four Day 1 starting flights. Despite the day starting close to the bubble with 235 players paid, the action was lightning-fast from the start and it would only take one hour from the start of the day for the money bubble to burst. Aliaksandr Hirs and Anton Markov were eliminated nearly simultaneously during hand for hand play and split the min-cash, taking home $1,750 each. From that point on the remaining 234 players were guaranteed at least $3,500 each.

Some notables to fall after the money bubble burst include Tobias Peters, Simeon Spasov, Yuliyan Kolev and Stephen Song.

Roman Novoselov
Roman Novoselov

Roman Novoselov held a commanding chip lead for virtually the entire first half of the day, employing an aggressive style that saw him take many pots without showdown. He finally relinquished the chip lead to Artsiom Lasouski of Belarus late in the night after the latter player made an excellent call with just one pair to take down what was easily the biggest pof of the tournament at that point. Novoselov never truly got his footing back after that hand and would bow out in 21st place not long after, losing the last of his chips to Pateychuk after a dramatic runout that saw the lead change multiple times.

Artsiom Lasouski
Artsiom Lasouski

Kolev was one of the smaller stacks with just 20 big blinds at the three-table redraw but from that point on he rapidly accumulated chips. He quickly scored back to back knockouts with the eliminations of Vladislav Fedoseev and Denis Vlasov in 23rd and 22nd place respectively to rapidly ascend from being short-stacked to having one of the top five stacks in the room. He followed up those knockouts by winning a big pot from Lasouski after the latter player missed his draw to seize the chip lead at that time.

Andrey Pateychuk
Andrey Pateychuk

Pateychuk briefly took the chip lead in the last level of the night after delivering a nasty cooler to Vlado Banicevic with kings versus Banicevic's ace-king. Pateychuk would lose a bit after that to ultimately finish with the third-largest stack.

Be sure to stay tuned to PokerNews as we bring you all the action for the final day of the event, set to start tomorrow May 08 at 12:00 p.m. local time with blinds starting at 300,000/600,000 with a 600,000 big blind ante.

Tags: Adrian StrobelAliaksandr HirsAlmas UmarovAmirreza RoudsariAndrey PateychukAnton MarkovArtsiom LasouskiBoris KolevChristopher PuetzDenis VlasovDmitrii LevinGabriel AkikiIurii BrechalovMaksim IsaevNikola MarceticRecep AydemirRoman NovoselovRoyal Diamond HotelSimeon SpasovStephen SongSzymon BalaTobias PetersUeberton Cristian De AquinoVladislav FedoseevVlado BanicevicYuliyan Kolev

$2,200 EAPT Grand Final

Day 2 Completed