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2021 Super High Roller Bowl Europe

Event #3: $25,000 Short Deck Hold’em
Jours 2
Event Info

2021 Super High Roller Bowl Europe

Résultats
Gagnant
Main Gagnante
kj
Prix
$382,500
Event Info
Buy-in
$25,000
Prize Pool
$1,125,000
Entrants
45
Info Niveau
Niveau
18
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
60,000
Info Joueurs - Jour 2
Entrants
6
Joueurs Survivants
1

Tony G Wins SHRB Europe Event #3: $25,000 Short Deck

Niveau 18 : 0/0, 60,000 ante
Tony G wins Event #3: $25,000 Short Deck
Tony G wins Event #3: $25,000 Short Deck

He may be in the middle of a fast, but Tony G proved that he's as hungry for poker glory as he's ever been, with victory at the Super High Roller Bowl Europe at the Merit Royal Hotel & Casino, Cyprus.

Tony G defeated a field of 45 players to win Event #3: $25,000 Short Deck for $382,500. Runner-up Chris Brewer would have to settle for $247,500, but the American did move up to sixth in the PokerGO Tour leaderboard following this result.

This was Tony G's first live tournament win since a Triton Short Deck victory at partypoker MILLIONS Europe over two years ago.

Super High Roller Bowl Europe Event #3: $25,000 Short Deck Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPayout (USD)
1Tony GLithuania$382,500
2Chris BrewerUnited States$247,500
3Robert FlinkSweden$168,750
4Santi JiangSpain$123,750
5Paul PhuaMalaysia$90,000
6Danny TangHong Kong$67,500

Final Table Recap

Event #3 Final Table
Event #3 Final Table

The start-of-day chip leader was Danny Tang, but it was a final table to forget for Tang who lost pre-flop all ins to Paul Phua and Tony G, before being sent to the rail by Chris Brewer in sixth.

The departure of Tang moved Brewer into the chip lead, before Tony G sent Phua to the rail, but Brewer extended his chip lead with the elimination of Santi Jiang in fourth. Jiang was making his second final table appearance at the SHRB Europe, after finishing sixth in Event #1.

Robert Flink had impressed with several well-timed bluffs, but a straight forward hand saw him double through Brewer into the chip lead. However, one of these bluffs would be his downful as he relinquished the chip lead to Tony G.

The pace would slow three-handed, allowing Brewer to reassert himself, moving into the chip lead once more. The swings continued, however, with Tony G scoring a huge double through Brewer after flopping quads.

Flink was now the short-stack, and although he did double through Tony G he was subsequently sent to the rail by Brewer.

Chris Brewer
Chris Brewer

Heads-Up Play

The tumultuous nature of this final table continued, with the chip lead trading hands between Tony G and Brewer. The pivotal moment came when Brewer flopped a straight, only for Tony G to make a backdoor full house. Brewer paid off his opponent's river bet, and Tony G never looked back.

He closed it out at the first time of asking to secure victory.

"I am the best!" said Tony G after victory. "At least I had the most fun. The fasting worked. Now let me go back to back and win two in a row.

"King-jack is one of the best hands in short deck," he told PokerNews. "It's perfect to win tournaments. You should never play it in Texas Hold'em, but in short deck you should play it."

Still to Come at the Super High Roller Bowl Europe

There's still plenty of live coverage to come here on PokerNews from the Super High Roller Bowl Europe. Event #4: $50,000 No-Limit Hold'em kicked off earlier today, and you can catch all the updates right here on PokerNews.

We will also be bringing you live updates on all remaining events from the Merit Casino in Cyprus, including the $250,000 buy-in Super High Roller Bowl Europe.

Head to the SHRB Europe Live Reporting Hub