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2017 PokerStars Championship presented by Monte-Carlo Casino®

Main Event
Jours 6
Event Info

2017 PokerStars Championship presented by Monte-Carlo Casino®

Résultats
Gagnant
Main Gagnante
aa
Prix
€466,714
Event Info
Buy-in
€5,300
Prize Pool
€3,525,950
Entrants
727
Info Niveau
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
Raffaele_Sorrentino
Raffaele_Sorrentino

"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 {q-}{q-} contre {a-}{a-} sur la 29e main du duel pour le sortir !

La Table Finale (5300€ - 727 joueurs - 3,525,950€)

PlaceNomGainsDeal
VainqueurRaffaele Sorrentino500,800€466,714€
2eAndreas Klatt368,700€402,786€
3eAndrey Bondar271,500€ 
4eMaxim Panyak199,900€ 
5eMichael Kolkowicz147,120€ 
6eDiego Zeiter108.300€ 

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 {6-}{2-} après une ouverture au bouton de Sorrentino. En route vers son premier succès majeur, ce dernier a payé avec {a-}{5-} 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.

Raffaele Sorrentino

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...

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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

Tags: Andreas KlattAndrey BondarDiego ZeiterMaxim PanyakMichael KolkowiczPokerStars ChampionshipRaffaele Sorrentino

Andreas Klatt Eliminated in 2nd Place (€402,786)

Niveau 32 : 100,000/200,000, 25,000 ante
Andreas Klatt
Andreas Klatt

Hand #138: Andreas Klatt was first to act and woke up with {Q-Spades}{Q-Hearts}. The German raised to 450,000. Sorrentino, though, wasn't folding. He found {A-Spades}{A-Diamonds} 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 {8-Diamonds}{2-Hearts}{2-Spades} flop did nothing for either, not even giving Klatt back door outs. The {K-Diamonds} on the turn was a blank and so was the {2-Diamonds} on the river. Both made full houses but Klatt's wasn't worth anything, he had to settle for second place.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Raffaele Sorrentino it
Raffaele Sorrentino
21,820,000 5,620,000
Andreas Klatt de
Andreas Klatt
Eliminé

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Andrey Bondar Eliminated in 3rd Place (€271,500)

Niveau 31 : 80,000/160,000, 20,000 ante
Andrey Bondar
Andrey Bondar

Hand #108: Raffaele Sorrentino raised from the small blind with {6-Clubs}{5-Hearts} to 370,000. Andrey Bondar called with {J-Clubs}{8-Clubs} and flopped top pair on {4-Diamonds}{5-Diamonds}{8-Hearts}.

Sorrentino bet 425,000 into 800,000. Bondar didn't waste much time raising to 1,200,000. Sorrentino called.

The {6-Spades} hit the turn and Sorrentino checked. Bondar shoved for 3,410,000 and Sorrentino snap called.

The 10,020,000 pot went to Sorrentino as the river {9-Clubs} completed the board. Down to the heads up, just two players remain.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Raffaele Sorrentino it
Raffaele Sorrentino
15,465,000 4,540,000
Andreas Klatt de
Andreas Klatt
6,350,000 480,000
Andrey Bondar ru
Andrey Bondar
Eliminé

Tags: Andrey BondarRaffaele Sorrentino

Maxim Panyak Eliminated in 4th Place (€199,900)

Niveau 31 : 80,000/160,000, 20,000 ante
Maxim Panyak
Maxim Panyak

Hand #102: Raffaele Sorrentino opened {K-Spades}{J-Spades} on the button for 330,000. Panyak shoved for 1.9 million from the small blind with {A-Hearts}{10-Hearts}. Sorrentino asked for a count and quite determined announced he was calling.

The flop came {K-Diamonds}{4-Spades}{2-Spades}, just about as good a flop as they could come for Sorrentino.

As the {5-Hearts} hit the turn and {7-Clubs} completed the board, Panyak exited in 4th place.

Panyak, an experienced player who qualified for this event online, receives €199,900. The remaining 3 players are guaranteed €271,500 from here on out.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Raffaele Sorrentino it
Raffaele Sorrentino
13,055,000 835,000
Andrey Bondar ru
Andrey Bondar
5,420,000 35,000
Andreas Klatt de
Andreas Klatt
3,340,000 990,000
Maxim Panyak ru
Maxim Panyak
Eliminé

Tags: Raffaele SorrentinoMaxim Panyak

Michael Kolkowicz Eliminated in 5th Place (€147,120)

Niveau 31 : 80,000/160,000, 20,000 ante
Michael Kolkowicz
Michael Kolkowicz

Hand #85: Raffaele Sorrentino opened to 330,000 with {a-Clubs}{5-Clubs} on the button. Michael Kolkowicz shoved all in for 1,970,000 with {6-Spades}{2-Hearts} in the small blind. The flop came {5-Diamonds}{4-Diamonds}{5-Hearts}, giving Sorrentino trips and Kolkowicz a gutshot. The {7-Diamonds} turn gave Kolkowicz a few more outs but the river was a {7-Spades}.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Raffaele Sorrentino it
Raffaele Sorrentino
12,220,000 2,215,000
Andrey Bondar ru
Andrey Bondar
5,385,000 -340,000
Andreas Klatt de
Andreas Klatt
2,350,000 -530,000
Maxim Panyak ru
Maxim Panyak
1,865,000
Michael Kolkowicz fr
Michael Kolkowicz
Eliminé

Tags: Michael KolkowiczRaffaele Sorrentino

Hands #46-47: Bondar Doubles Through Kolkowicz

Niveau 30 : 60,000/120,000, 20,000 ante
Andrey Bondar
Andrey Bondar

Hand #46: Maxim Panyak completed with {j-Diamonds}{2-Clubs}. Andrey Bondar shoved with {a-Clubs}{9-Diamonds} and took it down.

Hand #47: Michael Kolkowicz opened to 360,000 in the cutoff with {k-Hearts}{q-Diamonds}. Bondar had {k-Spades}{k-Clubs} in the small blind and moved all in for 2,145,000. Kolkowicz called after about a minute. Bondar was a huge favorite but did see an {8-Hearts}{q-Spades}{3-Hearts} flop that paired his opponent. The turn and river were clean for the Russian, and he doubled.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Michael Kolkowicz fr
Michael Kolkowicz
4,670,000 -2,185,000
Andrey Bondar ru
Andrey Bondar
4,510,000 2,645,000

Tags: Andrey BondarMichael Kolkowicz

Diego Zeiter Eliminated in 6th Place (€108,300)

Niveau 29 : 50,000/100,000, 10,000 ante
Diego  - 6th Place
Diego - 6th Place

Hand #17: Diego Zeiter jammed second to act with {a-Diamonds}{j-Spades} for 1,120,000. Kolkowicz picked up {a-Spades}{q-Diamonds} on the button and called. Both blinds folded.

Flop: {3-Diamonds}{q-Clubs}{a-Hearts}

The turn was a {3-Hearts} and the river a {6-Clubs}, leaving Zeiter with nary an out after fourth street.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Michael Kolkowicz fr
Michael Kolkowicz
8,280,000 1,360,000
Maxim Panyak ru
Maxim Panyak
3,625,000 -180,000
Raffaele Sorrentino it
Raffaele Sorrentino
3,470,000 -80,000
Andrey Bondar ru
Andrey Bondar
3,420,000 80,000
Andreas Klatt de
Andreas Klatt
2,920,000 60,000
Diego Zeiter ch
Diego Zeiter
Eliminé

Tags: Diego ZeiterMichael Kolkowicz

Welcome to Day 6 of PokerStars Championship Monte Carlo €5,300 Main Event

Raffaele Sorrentino (L) and Michael Kolkowicz
Raffaele Sorrentino (L) and Michael Kolkowicz

Who will join Christian Harder, Kenny Smaron and Elliot Smith as Main Event winners in the first season of the PokerStars Championship era?

That's the question that will be answered today when PokerStars Championship presented by Monte-Carlo Casino® kicks off its final day, with six runners remaining out of 727. Michael Kolkowicz, Andrey Bondar, Andreas Klatt, Raffaele Sorrentino, Diego Zeiter, and Maxim Panyak are the players still in contention for €500,800 and the title here in Monaco.

Kolkowicz, a Frenchman, holds the chip lead, but it's still anybody's game as everybody is between 20 and 60 big blinds heading into the final day of the event. Kolkowicz has 4.6 million as blinds will restart at 40,000/80,000/10,000, and the shortest stack belongs to Diego Zeiter (1,780,000), so it's a tightly bunched group indeed.

Klatt, meanwhile, has come out of nowhere to emerge as a breakout player here at PokerStars Championship Monte Carlo. He won the PokerStars National Championship here, topping a field of over 1,200, and he has followed that up with this final table run. No matter what happens today, he's a big favorite to score a prize as one of the top players on the MonteDam Swing leaderboard, a special PokerStars promotion in partnership with the WPT.

Cards are in the air at 1 p.m. local time, but the live stream and corresponding PokerNews coverage kicks off at 2 p.m.

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