2024 EAPT Grand Final

$2,200 EAPT Grand Final
Day: 3
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 3
Entries
16
Players Left
1

Final Day of EAPT Grand Final Kicks Off at Noon

Andrey Pateychuk
Andrey Pateychuk

Just 16 players remain from a field of 1,565 entrants heading into the third final day of the Eurasion Poker Tour (EAPT) Grand Final here at the Merit Royal Diamond Hotel and Spa.

Boris Kolev and Almas Umarov find themselves at the top of the counts with 32,400,000 and 32,800,000 respectively. Umarov has already found success on the EAPT state, with his previous best tournament score of $61,000 coming from a third place finish in the EAPT Astana Main Event in 2017. Umarov will need an eight-place finish or better to surpass that score.

Perhaps more than any other player left in the field, Boris Kolev has momentum on his side. Just a few months ago he captured his second WSOP bracelet along with $424,550, a score that brought his lifetime tournament earnings past $3,000,000.

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

Rounding out the top three is Andrey Pateychuk who starts the day with 26,800,000. With over $5,500,000 in career tournament earnings that include wins at both the European Poker Tour and World Poker Tour, Pateychuk may be the most adept player left in the field when it comes to navigating large tournament fields. His most recent six-figure score came from a 17th place finish in last year's WSOP Main Event for $430,200.

The day will begin at noon local time with blinds at 300,000/600,000 and a 600,000 big blind ante. As always, be sure to stay tuned to PokerNews for all the action from this event from the moment cards are in the air until a winner is crowned.

Tags: Adrian StrobelAlmas UmarovAmirreza RoudsariAndrey PateychukArtsiom LasouskiBoris KolevChristopher PuetzDmitrii LevinGabriel AkikiIurii BrechalovMaksim IsaevRecep AydemirSzymon BalaUeberton Cristian De AquinoVahid Motaghi