European Poker Tour Stopped By Robbery

admin — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 23:29:40 +0000

The Berlin police couldnâ€™t give too much information about the value of the robbery, but local press says that the six attackers took off with over 800,000 Euro. The six armed robbers entered the Grand Hyatt hotel from Berlin, which was the place where the European Poker Tour took place, and ran shortly after with a large sum of money.

A few seconds of the attack were surprised by the cameras, after which the EPT TV station cut the transmission.

Anton Wigg, European Poker Tour Champion

admin — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 05:44:14 +0000

At the end of very long final table, Anton Wigg, a poker player from Sweden, has become the European Poker Tour champion. The fact that there were nine instead of eight poker players at the table was one of the reasons for the unusually long final table. Below you can find the payouts of the final table, in Danish Krone.

1. Anton Wigg (Sweden) PokerStars qualfier DKK 3,675,000 ($671,946)
2. Francesco De Vivo (Italy) DKK 2,275,000
3. Morten Klein (Norway) DKK 1,400,000
4. Yorane Kerignard (France) PokerStars qualifier DKK 1,050,000
5. Richard Loth (Denmark) DKK 715,000
6. Roberto Romanello (Wales) DKK 570,000
7. Morten Guldhammer (Denmark)
PokerStars qualifier DKK 425,000
8. Jesper Petersen (Denmark) PokerStars player DKK 282,800
9. Magnus Hansen (Denmark) DKK 215,000

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European Poker Tour Stopped By Robbery

Anton Wigg, European Poker Tour Champion