Main Event
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2017 PokerStars Championship presented by Monte-Carlo Casino®
Main Event
Jours 6
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Event Info
Info Niveau
2017 PokerStars Championship presented by Monte-Carlo Casino®
Buy-in
€5,300
Prize Pool
€3,525,950
Entrants
727
Niveau
32
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
25,000
Raffaele Sorrentino gagne le Main Event PSC Monte-Carlo pour 466,714€
Niveau 32
: 100,000/200,000, 25,000 ante
"C'est un rêve", a indiqué Raffaele Sorrentino quelques secondes après sa victoire sur le Main Event PokerStars Championship Championship presented by Monte-Carlo Casino®. L'Italien encaisse 466,714€ après un deal en head's up contre Andreas Klatt.
Déjà vainqueur du PokerStars National Championship Monte-Carlo 1100€ pour 151 445€ après un deal en head's up avec Romain Lewis, l'Allemand a tenu presque 10 jours en MTT sans sauter. Alors qu'il était avait encore 30 blindes et 6 des 21,8 millions de jetons en jeu, il aura fallu une rencontre 
contre 
sur la 29e main du duel pour le sortir !
La Table Finale (5300€ - 727 joueurs - 3,525,950€)
| Place | Nom | Gains | Deal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vainqueur | Raffaele Sorrentino | 500,800€ | 466,714€ |
| 2e | Andreas Klatt | 368,700€ | 402,786€ |
| 3e | Andrey Bondar | 271,500€ | |
| 4e | Maxim Panyak | 199,900€ | |
| 5e | Michael Kolkowicz | 147,120€ | |
| 6e | Diego Zeiter | 108.300€ |
Les deux Russes Andrey Bondar et Maxim Panyak terminent 3e et 4e pour 271 500€ et 199 900€. Raffaele Sorrentino s'est chargé de leur cas et a donc éliminé quatre de ses adversaires en finale. L'Italien a en effet puni le chipleader à l'entame de la finale, le Français Michael Kolkowicz.
Sur la main suivant un combat de blindes avec le Transalpin qu'il avait perdu, le Français, probablement avec le cerveau un peu pollué, a 3-bet shove 17 blindes avec 
après une ouverture au bouton de Sorrentino. En route vers son premier succès majeur, ce dernier a payé avec 
pour éliminer l'ultime tricolore en lice. Au moment où le Français a tout mis avec Air, Bondar et Panyak avaient 11 et 14 blindes...
Le Calabrais prenait alors un ascendant sur la dernière table tandis que Michael Kolkowicz quittait la finale plus riche de 147 120€ après avoir été dans le Top 5 du tournoi depuis son entame. Habitué des deep-runs sur l'European Poker Tour et plutôt redoutable online sous le pseudonyme de 1mDonuts, l'Italien double ses gains en carrière et s'approche désormais de la barre symbolique du million de dollars de gains cumulé en live.
Le tournoi a rassemblé 727 joueurs sous la bannière du PokerStars Championship contre 1098 lors du sacre de Jan Bendik sur l'European Poker Tour Grand Final 2016. 143 joueurs se sont glissés dans l'argent dont le SLovaque, 36e pour sa défense de titre, et 24 Français.
Le tournoi a été marqué par la bulle de Table Finale pour le Team Pro Winamax Davidi Kitai et le deep-run de Bertrand Grospellier, plus gros vainqueur tricolore de l'histoire en MTT, qui réalise son plus gros gain depuis novembre 2013.
Romain Nardin (8e) a pris date pour le futur tandis que Paul-François Tedeschi (18e) attend lui sagement son heure. Mention aussi pour l'ancien Paul Testud, 29e après s'être qualifié en live, et qui inscrit donc une nouvelle ligne à son palmarès, lui qui est recordman français du nombre de places payées...
La prochaine étape du PSC se déroulera en Russie dans deux semaines, sur le site de Sotchi qui avait accueilli les Jeux Olympiques d'Hiver...
Le classement complet du tournoi en cliquant ici
Les Français sur le Main Event 2017
5 Michael Kolkowicz FR 147,120
8 Romain Nardin FR 58,740
12 Bertrand Grospellier FR PokerStars Team Pro 33,600
18 Paul-Francois Tedeschi FR 25,700
29 Paul Testud FR 19,840
30 Jerome Brion FR 19,840
31 [Removed:43] FR 19,840
33 Remi Castaignon FR 15,420
41 Karim Souaid FR 15,420
50 Jerome L'Hostis FR 12,080
54 Bruno Lopes FR 12,080
55 Fabrice Soulier FR 12,080
61 Franck Makaci FR 12,080
66 Benoit Lam FR 12,080
68 Xavier Rouayroux FR 12,080
72 Romain Lewis FR 9,540
85 Mickael Mamou FR 9,540
87 Roger Tondeur CH 9,540
98 Isabel Baltazar FR 9,540
107 Johan Guilbert FR 7,580
109 Carole Segoura FR 7,580
117 Jean-Jacques Zeitoun FR 7,580
124 Jimmy Guerrero FR 7,580
127 Julian Feriolo FR 7,580
131 Alexandre Luneau FR 7,580
Raffaele Sorrentino wins the Main Event
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Niveau 32
: 100,000/200,000, 25,000 ante
Raffaele Sorrentino has won the 2017 PokerStars Championship presented by Monte-Carlo Casino®. The Italian regular walked away with over €446,000 after a deal and chats to Laura right after play has ended.
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Andreas Klatt Eliminated in 2nd Place (€402,786)
Niveau 32
: 100,000/200,000, 25,000 ante
Hand #138: Andreas Klatt was first to act and woke up with 
. The German raised to 450,000. Sorrentino, though, wasn't folding. He found 
and three-bet to a sizable 2,025,000.
Klatt, with 5,140,000 behind at the time, shoved for 5,590,000 total. Sorrentino instantly called and seemed to apologize for having such a huge hand.
Klatt could overtake Sorrentino as the chip leader, but he had to find a queen or some other help to do so. It wasn't meant to be, the 11,230,000 pot would never get really exciting.
The 
flop did nothing for either, not even giving Klatt back door outs. The 
on the turn was a blank and so was the 
on the river. Both made full houses but Klatt's wasn't worth anything, he had to settle for second place.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
21,820,000 | 5,620,000 |
|
Eliminé |
Hands #130-137: Klatt Gets Snap-Called
Niveau 32
: 100,000/200,000, 25,000 ante
Hand #130: Andreas Klatt raised to 450,000 with and got action from Raffaele Sorrentino, who had 
. A continuation-bet resulted in a quick win for Klatt.
Hand #131: Sorrentino opened for 450,000 with 
and Klatt called with 
. They checked to the turn for a board of 
. Klatt bet 575,000 and got a call from Sorrentino. The river was an . Klatt bet 850,000 and took it without a showdown.
Hand #132: Klatt raised and got action holding 
against . The flop came 
and Sorrentino mucked to a continuation-bet.
Hand #133: Sorrentino raised with pocket fives and took it preflop.
Hand #134: Klatt raised with 
and Sorrentino called with 
. Both checked the 
to see the . Sorrentino checked and Klatt checked it back. The river was a and Sorrentino bet 625,000. Klatt folded right away.
Hand #135: Sorrentino completed the blind with 
. Klatt raised to 775,000 and took it preflop.
Hand #136: Klatt raised to 450,000 on the button with 
. Sorrentino called with 
. Both players found some help on the 
but neither opted to bet. The turn was a and Sorrentino checked. Klatt checked. The 
brought forth two more checks and the sixes took it down.
Hand #137: Sorrentino raised with 
to 450,000 and Klatt called with 
. The board wound up 
and Klatt finally bet 450,000. Sorrentino called right away and won.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
|
16,200,000 | 2,750,000 |
|
|
5,620,000 | -2,745,000 |
Hands #124-129: Raise and Take It
Niveau 32
: 100,000/200,000, 25,000 ante
Hand #124: Andreas Klatt opened 
to 450,000. Sorrentino called with 
and flopped pretty good: 
. Sorrentino checked, followed by a 575,000-bet by Klatt. Sorrentino check-raised to 1,525,000 and Klatt called.
With 4,000,000 in the middle, the dealer burned and turned the 
. With the third spade on the board, Sorrentino didn't slow down and bet 2.5 million. Klatt folded just about right away.
Hand #125: Sorrentino opened to 450,000. Klatt called with and flopped bottom pair on 
. Klatt check-called a 400,000 bet and checked again on the 
turn. Sorrentino checked behind this time and the completed the board. Two checks later, Sorrentino took down the pot.
Hand #126: Klatt folded his button, giving Sorrentino a walk with .
Hand #127: Raffaele Sorrentino opened for 450,000 and Klatt folded .
Hand #128: Andreas Klatt opened on the button. Sorrentino folded .
Hand #129: Klatt received a walk with .
Hands #119-123: A Bit to Klatt
Niveau 32
: 100,000/200,000, 25,000 ante
Hand #119: Raffaele Sorrentino opened the button with 
making it 450,000. Andreas Klatt called with 
and checked on 
. Sorrentino checked behind. The on the turn and had the same effect, a lot of checking and Klatt won the hand.
Hand #120: Klatt opened from the button and Sorrentino folded jack-five.
Hand #121: Sorrentino with opened for 450,000. Klatt called 
from the big blind and checked on , and folded to a 450,000-bet.
Hand #122: Andreas Klatt on the button, found again. He raised to 450,000. Sorrentino defended with and checked on . Klatt fired 575,000 and Sorrentino folded.
Hand #123: Sorrentino limped in with , Klatt checked . The flop came and Klatt checked. Sorrentino bet 225,000 and Klatt called. The hit the turn and both players checked. The on the river saw Klatt check. Sorrentino bet 825,000 and Klatt called with the best hand.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
|
13,450,000 | -2,015,000 |
|
|
8,365,000 | 2,015,000 |
Niveau: 32
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 25,000
Hands #109-118: Heads Up Begins
Niveau 31
: 80,000/160,000, 20,000 ante
Hand #109: Raffaele Sorrentino raised to 400,000 with 
and won the pot.
Hand #110: Andreas Klatt folded the 
on the button.
Hand #111: Sorrentino raised to 330,000 with and Klatt called with . Both checked the flop so the board was . Sorrentino bet 350,000 and won the pot.
Hand #112: Klatt raised to 325,000 on the button with . Sorrentino called with . The flop came . Both players checked. Sorrentino checked the turn and Klatt bet 400,000. Sorrentino called. The river was a . Sorrentino checked and Klatt bet 1,250,000. Sorrentino thought awhile and gave it up.
Hand #113: Sorrentino completed the blind with . Klatt picked up he raised it up and took it down.
Hand #114: Klatt raised to 350,000 with and won.
Hand #115: Klatt received a walk.
Hand #116: Klatt raised with to 350,000 and won.
Hand #117: Sorrentino raised to 350,000 with and Sorrentino called with . Klatt checked and folded.
Hand #118: Klatt raised to 350,000 with . Sorrentino had in the blind. He three-bet to 650,000 and won the pot.