PSPC 2020: First Platinum Pass for Clement Eloy
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Niveau 18
: 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante
You have to wonder what it’s like to play for $10,000 – more money than you’ve ever won before — only to then discover you’re also playing for a Platinum Pass.
That’s a credit card sized prize worth more than double that ten grand. And with it all those potentially life changing possibilities, hosted by PokerStars at the PSPC 2020 in Barcelona next August.
Oh, and you’re playing heads up, with a short stack. And you need to be quick because the blinds are going up.
Clement Eloy can tell you exactly what that’s like. And what it’s like to win it all. It’s what he did on Tuesday night to be the first winner of a new Platinum Pass...
Click here to read the entire article by Stephen Bartley over at the PokerStars Blog.
for her last 220,000 chips against Alen Alencar.
and Moreira de Melo was eliminated in 139th place, taking home €12,440.
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to send the Day 1b chip leader to the rail.
rundown and just like that, his half a milly was gone.
flop and Palvini jammed the 
, Ema Zajmovic meant to check-call but instead tossed in a T-25,000 chip, which resulted in a check-raise instead and Joao Monte Studart called to see the 
on the turn. Zajmovic now moved all in for 170,000 and Monte Studart reluctantly called.
and Zajmovic collected her belongings.
with the river pairing Kerber to crack Chen's pocket nines and send him to the rail.
for a full house.
for a larger full house and doubled to over 900,000 in chips. Petrone, meanwhile, who started the day with over 700,000 falls below the average which currently stands at 312,000.
