Mpn Poker Tour 2018
The third MPN Poker Tour festival of 2018 will take place from July 5-8 at the Platinum Casino Sunny Beach, Bulgaria at you can win a package at Red Star Poker. Satellites are starting from April 2nd. Each package is worth €1,500 and includesL - Entry into the €550 Main Event - Entry into the €150 Side Event. The third MPN Poker Tour festival of 2018 will see a first visit to the Platinum Casino Sunny Beach on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast, from July 5- 8. Players will have a choice of starting day: Day 1A July 5th or Day 1B July 6th. You can win package to Bulgaria at Red Star Poker. Satellites are running starting April 2nd. You are here: Online Poker Home MPN Poker Tour 2018 MPN Poker Tour: Vienna MPN Poker Tour: Vienna. Terms and Conditions Apply. After a successful stop in Vienna in 2016, the MPN Poker Tour will return to the Montesino Casino in the Austrian capital for the opening leg of 2017, with the €550 buy-in Main Event promising a guaranteed prize fund of €200,000! Two Packages for MPN Poker Tour at the Battle of Malta in 2018 OR any MPN Poker Tour festivals of 2019 plus €3,000 in cash and the 'Greatest Poker Player in the Universe' Trophy: 2nd: 1 Package for MPN Poker Tour at the Battle of Malta in 2018 OR any 2019 MPN Poker Tour festival plus €1,500 in cash: 3rd.
MPN Poker Tour is one of the most loved live poker tours on the planet. There are two stops coming up. At first this amazing live series will stop in beautiful Vienna and than move to sunny Malta. MPN Poker Tour Vienna. This years MPN Poker Tour will kick off in one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, Vienna, on 26 th of January.
The third MPN Poker Tour festival of 2018 will take place from July 5-8 at the Platinum Casino Sunny Beach, Bulgaria at you can win a package at Red Star Poker. Satellites are starting from April 2nd.
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Each package is worth €1,500 and includesL
- Entry into the €550 Main Event
- Entry into the €150 Side Event
- Accommodation for 4 nights at the 4 star Wela Hotel Sunny Beach you and a guest
- Players Welcome Party
- €250 pocket money
Note: You are allowed to transfer your side event ticket to a guest.
Register at Red Star Poker and play!
Mpn Poker Tour 2018 Schedule
The MPN Poker Tour’s first visit to Bratislava has come to an end, after a whirlwind four days combining deep-stacked tournament poker, turbo jackpot sit-and-go action with Fish Party, outings with the parallel-running Cash Game Festival, and side events to suit all palates at Banco Casino.
2018 MPN Poker Tour Bratislava 001c€550 Main Event Final Table Results
| Position | Player | Country | Prize in € | Prize in $ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alex Hendriks | Netherlands | €27,000 | $33,148* |
| 2 | Jussi Mattila | Finland | €20,900 | $25,659* |
| 3 | Daniel Camus | Belgium | €24,100 | $29,588* |
| 4 | Dominik Desset | Slovakia | €13,200 | $16,206 |
| 5 | Jiri Noga | Czech Republic | €9,000 | $11,049 |
| 6 | Sebastian Rebhan | Germany | €7,000 | $8,594 |
| 7 | Johannes Park | Denmark | €5,400 | $6,629 |
| 8 | Colin Guthrie | United Kingdom | €4,000 | $4,911 |
| 9 | Andy Hills | United Kingdom | €3,065 | $3,763 |
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*Reflects a final table deal
Two tables returned for Day 3, with the consolidated chips of 329 players in the hands of just 13. In the end, it was Dutch poker player Alex Hendriks who took down the €550 Main Event and the largest chunk of the €159,565 total prize pool, after consolidating his start of day chip lead, supported by an excitable Dutch rail.
The final table line-up, true to form for the MPNPT, brought together competitors of eight nationalities and professions ranging from poker to pro football (third-place finisher Daniel Camus) to construction (runner-up Jussi Mattila).
The only country represented twice on the final table (by two MPNPT regulars), the United Kingdom, was not represented long. Poker pro Andy Hills was the first to hit the rail in ninth place, after a late-stage short stack grind to be proud of, picking up €3,065. Colin Guthrie followed him in eighth place for €4,000 after a poor run of luck saw him drop quickly from his third-in-chips position when the final was set.
Next, Johannes Park lost the last of his nine apparent lives after surviving several all-in for his tournament life spots with the worst of it. Professional tennis coach Park has been on a live poker heater recently, winning two local tournaments back in Denmark for €16,000 in the last week alone. He adds €5,400 to his winnings here for seventh place.
Semi-pro poker player Sebastian Rebhan exited in sixth for €7,000, followed by Jiri Noga in fifth place for €9,000. After a late-stage double up, Dominik Desset – the youngest player on the final at 20 years of age – ran out of luck to finish fourth, netting him €13,200.
A three-handed deal then chopped most of the money, but this did little to loosen up play. Levels ticked by as the cagey trio vied for dominance but spent a lot of time nearly even in chips. Eventually, it was Camus who fell in third place, collecting €24,100.
The heads up, in contrast, lasted just one hand before it was all over. The stack-dominated Mattila took the runner-up spot and €20,900, while the trophy, the glory, and the €27,000 top prize went to Hendriks. He had built a stack steadily on Day 2 and never lost momentum; a bonus prize for being the longest-lasting online qualifier from the Betsson Group also locked him up a €1,500 package for the next MPNPT stop.
Next Up
Next up on the MPN Poker Tour: Sunny Beach, Bulgaria, July 5-8. A €150,000 guaranteed Main Event hosted on the beautiful Black Sea coast; satellites are running now.
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