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2023 Winamax Poker Open Bratislava

€500 Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info

2023 Winamax Poker Open Bratislava

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
j10
Prize
€100,000
Event Info
Buy-in
€500
Prize Pool
€693,880
Entries
1,577
Level Info
Level
48
Blinds
600,000 / 1,200,000
Ante
1,200,000
Players Info - Day 1a
Entries
239
Players Left
41

Winamax Poker Open Bratislava Day 1a Kicks Off at 12 P.M.

Deividas Daubaris
Deividas Daubaris

After two full days of poker action at the Winamax Poker Open (WPO) in Banco Casino here in Bratislava, the much-anticipated main event is set to kick off today at 12 p.m. local time.

In 2022, the WPO Main Event attracted a huge field of 2,182 entries, breaking the record for the biggest six-max tournament in the history of live poker. It was Deividas Daubaris who bested this monstrous field to be crowned the winner, claiming both the title and the €120,000 first-place prize.

WPO 2022 Bratislava €500 Main Event Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize (EUR)
1Deividas DaubarisLithuania€120,000
2Adrien GuyonFrance€88,000
3Romain SemlerFrance€65,000
4Stefan BaczynskyjFrance€47,000
5Nacho BarberoArgentina€35,000
6Igor MatarugaSlovenia€25,000

Prior to the main event, players have had plenty of chances to get into the mix over the felt as the schedule has already boasted impressive starting flights for both the €150 Colossus KO and the €750 Battle Royale KO. The upcoming schedule still includes the €300 Monster Stack, the €1,000 High Roller and a plethora of other side events.

But it’s not just poker that the players can sink their teeth into; for the remainder of the week, Winamax is hosting an abundance of side activities for attendees including Pingthalon, Beer Pong, a cocktail dinner, Bongo Loco and more.

Those participating in the main event on Days 1a, b and d will play through levels of 30 minutes, while those participating in the turbo flights on Days 1c and e will play through levels of 15 minutes. Those to advance to Day 2 and Day 3 will benefit from a clock of 35 minutes and 40 minutes respectively. Each Day 1 will conclude when approximately 16.6% of the field remains; all advancing players will be in the money. Late registration will be at the end of Level 13.

PokerNews will have boots on the ground for the entirety of the Main Event, so be sure to stick with the live updates to keep up with all the action.

Tags: Adrien GuyonDeividas DaubarisIgor MatarugaNacho BarberoRomain SemlerStefan Baczynskyj