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2016 EPT Barcelona Main Event Day 5: Uri Reichenstein Leads Final Seven
- Updated: August 28, 2016
The penultimate day of the PokerStars.es EPT Season 13 Barcelona €5,300 Main Event saw 24 hopefuls return to the tables of the Casino Barcelona, all guaranteed at least €33,300 for their efforts.
Sebastian Malec held a sizable lead over his opponents and the PokerStars qualifier reached the final table as well, securing the biggest payday on his poker resume thus far.
After six levels of 90 minutes each, Uri Reichenstein (11,330,000) edged out Thomas De Rooij (11,180,000) by less than one big blind. Mixed game specialist Adam “Adamyid” Owen follows in third place with 9,800,000 and the Brit set up the unofficial nine-handed final table with players from nine different countries by eliminating Morten Mortensen in tenth place with ace-ten versus ace-king.
They are joined by start-of-the-day leader Malec (7,330,000), Zorlu Er (7,090,000), Andreas Chalkiadakis (5,015,000) and Harcharan Dogra Dogra (1,700,000). Dogra Dogra is the last Spaniard in the field, hoping to keep the title on home soil, but will return with the shortest stack when play resumes in level 32 at blinds 100,000 / 200,000 and a running ante of 25,000.
Seat Draw for the Final Day
2016 November Niner Vojtech Ruzicka was among the biggest names left in contention at the days start. The …
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