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Timur Caglan Wins the PokerNews Cup Rozvadov, turning €250 into €44,707!
- Updated: August 15, 2016
The final day of the €250 PokerNews Cup Main Event at the King’s Casino in Rozvadov saw eight players out of a 1,104 entry strong field return to the feature table at Europe’s biggest card room. Out of the €235,980 total prize pool, €138,202 was still up for grabs to start the day and Timur Caglan claimed the biggest portion by walking away as the PokerNews Cup champion.
Ronny Voth was leading the field of survivors and the German ultimately got heads up for the championship after eliminating four opponents. After a hard-fought duel of more than two and a half hours, Caglan defeated Voth to emerge victorious for a payday of €44,707.
The final table started with a bang when Miroslav Lelek shoved out of the small blind in the second hand of the final table. He was called by his neighbor Ondrej Vlasanek. Lelek’s ace-five suited failed to hold up against the king-queen of Vlasanek forcing Lelek to make his exit. Soon after, Christian Sperrer followed in seventh place when his dominated ace-three didn’t get there against the ace-nine suited of Ronny Voth.
An hour later, Alin-Florin Toma was eliminated in sixth place. He flopped top two pair with king-queen and Voth called with the nut flush draw. The flush hit on the turn and put Toma out after he failed to boat-up on the river.
Ten minutes later, the field was reduced to the last four. King’s Casino regular, “Magic Man 558” …
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