Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Team Germany |
36,000
19,000
|
19,000 |
Team Russia |
31,000
12,000
|
12,000 |
Team Italy |
31,000
11,000
|
11,000 |
Team United States |
24,000
15,000
|
15,000 |
Team France |
21,000
14,000
|
14,000 |
Team Canada |
15,000
6,000
|
6,000 |
Team United Kingdom |
9,000
6,000
|
6,000 |
Team Ukraine |
3,000
2,000
|
2,000 |
2015 GPI Global Poker Masters
Level: 3
Heat 3
Antoly Filatov has rebounded amazingly (first player out in Heat 1) to win the feature table after a cooler of a hand versus Igor Yaroshevsky.
There was a six on the flop and a six on the river, and that's where the chips went in. Team Russia's Filatov opened beating out Team Ukraine Yaroshevsky's .
Being in the last level of the heat, Filatov can fold every hand and won't be able be overtaken.
Vanessa Selbst just took out two players, Andrea Dato and Louis Salter, and the math told her to play no more hands against her final opponent, Jonathan Duhamel, and lock up first place.
First Selbst moved all in from the small blind to put Salter at risk, and he called.
Selbst:
Salter:
The board ran out and Salter was knocked out. A few hands later Dato was all in and the hand went as following, against Selbst.
Selbst:
Dato:
The board ran out and Selbst accumulated enough chips to secure a victory against Duhamel who will finish in second place.
Christopher Frank shoved from the small blind and Bertrand Grospellier made the call from the big blind. It was for Frank and for Grospellier.
The board favored Frank and Grospellier was left with just a few chips.
Vladimir Troyanovskiy opened for 2,900 from the button and Patrick Bruel in the small blind and Ole Schemion in the big blind both called on the three handed table.
The flop came and Bruel checked. Schemion pushed and Troyanovskiy instantly called, Bruel folded.
Troyanovskiy:
Schemion:
Schemion didn't seem too worried though, and he didn't get up. Rightfully so; on the turn and on the river. Still three remain on Table 1.
Team UK and Ukraine are both in need of points so Lois Salter busting Eugene Katchalov was a huge swing for those two teams. No details of the hand.
Shortly after, Team France - who are have a good heat - lost Sylvain Loosli, He moved all in with but failed to beat Antoly Filatov's on a .
Oliver Price shoved under the gun and Isaac Haxton in the big blind made the call.
Oliver Price:
Isaac Haxton:
The board ran out and Haxton was heading for the exit. With just four players remaining on table 4, France (ElkY), Canada (Barer), United Kingdom (Price) and Germany (Frank) are in the money.
As Heat 2 edges closer to a conclusion, here are the current standings:
ITALY | 29,000 |
RUSSIA | 20,000 |
GERMANY | 17,000 |
USA | 15,000 |
CANADA | 9,000 |
FRANCE | 9,000 |
UK | 3,000 |
UKRAINE | 1,000 |
Giulliano Bendinelli has absolutely teared apart his table as he just busted out three players in a row.
First it was Ihar Soshnikov who moved all in from the small blind and Bendinelli called from the big blind.
Bendinelli:
Soshnikov:
The board ran out and Soshnikov was knocked out in fourth place. A few hands later it was Erwann Pecheux who was all in for his tournament life and up against Bendinelli.
Bendinelli:
Pecheux:
The board ran out and Pecheux busted in third place. Another few hands later the board showed when Bendinelli had called Busquet's shove with and the American pro tabled .
Bendinelli wins this heat and these are the final results of Table 4.
Name | Country | Points/Place |
---|---|---|
Giulliano Bendinelli | Italy | 9,000 |
Olivier Busquet | USA | 5,000 |
Erwann Pecheux | France | 2,000 |
Ihar Soshnikov | Russia | 1,000 |
Oleksandr Gnatenko | Ukraine | 5th |
Philipp Gruissem | Germany | 6th |
Sam Trickett | UK | 7th |
Sorel Mizzi | Canada | 8th |