Brace Yourself for Short-Handed Play! The �1,650 6-Max Kicks Off
The World Series of Poker Europe is in full swing at the stunning King��s Resort in Rozvadov, and excitement is building as Day 1 of Event #7: �1,650 No-Limit Hold��em 6-Max is set to begin. With a massive guaranteed prize pool of �300,000, the stakes are high, and the atmosphere is buzzing as players gear up for what promises to be an intense day of poker action.
Last year, 495 players entered the event, and 120 advanced to Day Two, battling it out for the sought-after WSOP gold bracelet. Tobias Peters was the one who made it happen. Twelve years ago, he quit his job to go all-in on poker, and the Dutch pro finally snagged his first bracelet. After an exhausting final day that stretched nearly 17 hours, Peters remained sharp. He ultimately faced the legendary Barny Boatman in a tense heads-up showdown. When the dust settled, Peters claimed the bracelet along with a solid �143,100 payday, capping off a hard-fought journey.
Who will this year's lucky winners be? And will last year��s champion return to defend his title?
2023 Event #7: �1,650 NLH 6-Max Final Table Results
| Place | Player | Country | Prize (EUR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tobias Peters | Netherlands | �143,100* |
| 2 | Barny Boatman | United Kingdom | �88,500* |
| 3 | Rafi Elharar | Israel | �60,100* |
| 4 | Jorge Ufano | Spain | �41,600 |
| 5 | Daniel Koloszar | Hungary | �29,400 |
| 6 | Adem Marjanovic | Austria | �21,200 |
* the top three finishers also received an entry to Day 1a of the 2023 WSOPE �10,350 Main Event
The action kicks off at 3 p.m. local time, with players starting on a 40,000 stack. They'll battle through 14 levels, each lasting 40 minutes, with breaks after every three levels. Level 1 starts easy with blinds at 100/100, and a 100 big blind ante.
Late registration is open until the end of Level 12, so there's plenty of time to jump in. Included in the guaranteed �300,000 prize pool, the top three finishers will also secure a free seat to the WSOPE Europe Main Event.
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