Category Final Day

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Flotre Roar opened from under the gun for a min-raise. Petteri Miettinen three-bet shoved for 2.3 million from the small blind. Sebastian Mortensen called from the big blind and Roar called as well.

Miettinen and Roar checked the 5♣J♦8♦ flop before Miettinen jammed for 1.5 million on the 5♣ turn. Roar folded and the “good games” were coming out as Miettinen was drawing dead.

Petteri Miettinen: A♠10♦
Sebastian Mortensen: 8♠8♣

Miettinen collected his cashier slip for €31,350 after the hand while the final three podium players, each guaranteed not only a trophy but also at least a €42,300 payout.

Sebastian Mortensen – 10 million
Petteri Miettinen – 0

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It was a heck of a run for Ladies First! champion Vilde Ekren. After a few reported doubles, time ran out for the Norwegian in fifth place for €24,400.

Ekren jammed for 3.3 million from under the gun. Jordan Dumas asked for a count before he called.

Vilde Ekren: K♠Q♥
Jordan Dumas: A♠3♣

Ekren bricked the 6♠2♦10♦5♠J♥ runout and wished the table a good game before heading to the cashier to collect her healthy €24,400 prize. The final four players each locked up at least a €31,350 payday with Dumas holding about 3/4 of the chips in play.

Jordan Dumas – 60 million
Vilde Ekren – 0

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Roar Flotre jammed for 4.5 million from the small blind and was snap-called by Jordan Dumas from the big blind.

Roar Flotre: 7♥4♥
Jordan Dumas: A♣J♣

Flotre was begging for a heart after two of them came on the J♥2♥3♦ flop. While his flush wasn’t completed on the 6♠ turn the [invalid notations] river got the job done for Flotre to double through Dumas instead of hitting the rail in fifth place.

Jordan Dumas – 46 million
Roar Flotre – 10 million

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Sebastian Mortensen jammed for three big blinds from the button and was called by Jordan Dumas from the big blind.

Sebastian Mortensen: A♠9♠
Jordan Dumas: 8♦7♣

“One more card, give him another chance,” Mortensen joked after he doubled up on the 3♣K♣K♠A♥3♥ runout.

Jordan Dumas – 47 million
Sebastian Mortensen – 5 million

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Krystian Nalepka jammed for 1.7 million from the hijack and was called by Jordan Dumas from the button.

Krystian Nalepka: J♥10♦
Jordan Dumas: A♠4♣

Nalepka was shouting for an ace after the K♣3♥Q♠ flop but neither an ace nor anything else useful came on the 5♠ turn nor on the Q♥ river and Napelka hit the rail in sixth place for €19,400.

Meanwhile, the final five players each locked up at least a €24,400 payout.

Jordan Dumas – 48 million
Krystian Nalepka – 0

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Jordan Dumas jammed his massive stack from the small blind before Vilde Ekren called off her stack of 4.65 million from the big blind.

Vilde Ekren: A♠9♠
Jordan Dumas: K♣6♣

Dumas got nowhere on the 4♣3♦10♠10♦Q♠ runout to double-up Ekren.

Jordan Dumas – 38 million
Vilde Ekren – 10 million

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Sebastian Mortensen jammed for five big blinds from the button and was called by Krystian Nalepka from the small blind.

Sebastian Mortensen: A♣4♥
Krystian Nalepka: K♠10♠

Mortensen doubled his stack after Napelka bricked the J♦2♥7♣2♣J♥ double-paired board.

Sebastian Mortensen – 6 million
Krystian Nalepka – 3 million

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Krystian Nalepka min-raised the button before Jordan Dumas defended his big blind. Dumas check-raised the 4♥J♣5♠ flop from 1 million to 2.8 million and Nalepka called.

Dumas fired out for 2.9 million on the K♦ turn and Nalepka called again to see the 5♣ river pair the board. Dumas jammed for the more than 9 million his opponent had behind. Nalepka tanked for close to eight minutes before he folded.

The rail went berserk when Dumas tabled the 7♥6♥ to show his bluff after failing to complete his open-ended straight draw. Dumas had more than half the chips in play after the hand.

Jordan Dumas – 40 million
Krystian Nalepka – 9 million

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Vilde Ekren jammed for 2,250,000 from the cutoff and was called by Krystian Nalepka from the big blind.

Vilde Ekren: 2♦2♠
Krystian Nalepka: A♣9♦

Ekren nailed a set on the 6♣2♥8♥ flop and earned another double-up at the final table after the 5♦ turn and 10♦ river completed the board.

Krystian Nalepka – 13 million
Vilde Ekren – 5.3 million

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Jordan Dumas min-raised from under the gun. The action folded around to Ludovic Uzan, who three-bet shoved for just a little more from the big blind. Dumas called and Uzan was flipping for his tournament life.

Ludovic Uzan: A♥J♣
Jordan Dumas: 3♥3♣

Uzan lost the flip to Dumas’s set of treys after the 10♠6♠3♦Q♦8♦. He collected his seventh-place prize of €16,010 but not before he wished the table a good game and shook Dumas’s hand.

Jordan Dumoas – 30 million
Ludovic Uzan – 0