After the poker frenzy of the past weekend, which saw the King's Million Main Event set a new record for the highest number of entries in a single tournament—making it the largest live poker event in Europe—it’s time to dive into another exciting competition.
We’re back at King’s Resort in Rozvadov to bring you the European Poker Championship of Poker, running from March 11 to 17, with a €500,000 guaranteed prize pool across the festival. The Main Event alone boasts a €300,000 guarantee, featuring a €1,000 buy-in and an impeccable structure.
EuroRounders and Texapoker are once again delivering another thrilling tournament. Are you ready for another weekend dedicated to our (and your) favourite game?
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Report Day2 - CLICK HERE
Report Final Day - CLICK HERE
Tue 18 Mar - 00:15 - Daagobert wins the title, KingKhan runner-up"
The heads-up battle comes to an end just a few hands later, crowning Daagobert as the first-ever champion of the European Championship of Poker Main Event!
It all concludes with a preflop all-in, where Daagobert holds the better starting hand with K♣ J♦ against KingKhan’s K♦ 7♦.
The board runs out 3♣ 9♠ 8♦ Q♥ 5♣, securing the victory for Daagobert, who claims his first career title with an impressive performance—backed by a strong run of cards in the final stages.
For his triumph, Daagobert takes home the €43,800 first-place prize along with a WSOP Europe Main Event ticket. Meanwhile, KingKhan settles for €29,093 plus a WSOP Europe Main Event ticket.
Despite the nice payout, the disappointment is evident for KingKhan, who saw the trophy slip from his grasp in the final moments after coming so close to victory.
All details on our daily report will be available at THIS LINK
Tue 18 Mar - 00:00 - Daagobert on fire!
After a few uneventful hands, two consecutive showdowns completely shift the momentum, with Daagobert securing back-to-back double-ups against KingKhan.
In the first hand, Daagobert open-shoves with K♠ 7♣ and is snap-called by KingKhan, who holds a dominating A♠ K♣. The board runs out 2♠ A♣ 7♦ 10♣ 7♠, delivering an incredible trips seven to Daagobert, stunningly securing his double-up.
The very next hand sees another preflop all-in, but this time Daagobert starts ahead with A♠ J♣ against KingKhan’s A♥ 9♣.
The board falls 5♣ 7♦ Q♣ 6♠ 2♥, allowing Daagobert to hold and double up once again.
With these back-to-back victories, the situation completely flips—Daagobert now leads with 8 million chips, while KingKhan is left with just 4 million, needing a comeback to stay in contention.
Mon 17 Mar - 23:30 - Mephisto is the 3rd place finisher
Just one hand after losing a crucial flip, Mephisto is eliminated in a blind vs. blind battle against his nemesis, KingKhan.
The action is all preflop, with Mephisto shoving his short stack with A♠ 6♦, only to be called by KingKhan holding K♣ 4♦.
The board runs out 9♠ 5♦ 3♦ 4♦ J♣, pairing KingKhan’s four and sending Mephisto to the rail in 3rd place.
With this elimination, Mephisto cashes €21,200 and secures a €10,350 WSOP Europe Main Event ticket, while KingKhan moves into heads-up play with Daagobert for the €43,800 first-place prize.
Players are now on a 15-minute break, play will resume at blinds 125K/250K, ante 250K. KingKhan has a 3 to 1 advante on Daagobert.
Mon 17 Mar - 23:25 - King Khan does it again!
A crucial double-up for KingKhan at the expense of Mephisto, shifting the dynamics of the final table.
Mephisto open-shoves from the button with pocket threes, and KingKhan calls with A♥ 2♥.
Despite being a slight favourite preflop, Mephisto sees the board favour his opponent as it runs out A♦ 2♠ 7♦ 7♠ 9♦, giving KingKhan two pair and the victory in the hand.
With this pot, KingKhan takes the chip lead with over 6 million chips, while Mephisto drops to just under 10 big blinds, now clinging to his tournament life.
Mon 17 Mar - 23:15 - King Khan like a boss!
Mephisto open-shoves from the button with A♠ K♦, and KingKhan makes the call from the big blind with A♣ 10♣, putting himself at risk.
The board runs out 9♦ 2♠ 8♣ 10♣ 9♣, giving KingKhan an unexpected double-up with two pair, tens and nines.
With this crucial win, KingKhan climbs back to just under 4 million chips, while Mephisto loses some ground but still holds the chip lead.
Chip Count Update
1️⃣ Mephisto – 5,000,000+ (Chip Leader)
2️⃣ KingKhan – ~4,000,000
3️⃣ Daagobert – ~3,000,000
With blinds at 100,000/200,000 (ante 200,000), the battle for the ECOP Main Event title remains wide open as the three finalists continue to fight for the €43,800 first-place prize.
Mon 17 Mar - 23:00 - Dagobert on the rollercoaster!
Over the past 50 minutes, the blinds have increased to 100,000/200,000 with a 200,000 ante, intensifying the action at the final table. Here are the most crucial hands from this phase:
After about 30 minutes of deadlock, another crucial moment unfolds at the ECOP Main Event Final Table.
Daagobert moves all-in from the button with A♠ 7♣, only to run into pocket aces in the big blind, held by Mephisto, who calls with 2,400,000 chips behind.
The board runs out J♠ K♠ 10♦ 9♣ 3♦, securing the double-up for Mephisto, who climbs to approximately 6 million chips.
Daagobert is now left short with just under 10 big blinds, while KingKhan remains solidly in second place with around 4 million chips.
Daagobert manages to double up just two hands later, calling KingKhan’s open shove.
At showdown, KingKhan reveals A♥ 7♦, only to find himself dominated by Daagobert’s K♠ K♦.
The board runs out 8♥ 9♣ J♠ 4♣ Q♠, keeping Daagobert’s kings ahead and securing him a crucial double-up.
With this win, Daagobert climbs back to just under 4 million chips, while KingKhan is now the short stack, sitting at just under 2 million chips.
• KingKhan Drops to the Short Stack: After losing a key preflop all-in to Daagobert, KingKhan now finds himself short-stacked with just under 2 million chips, looking for an opportunity to get back into the fight.
With the blinds now at 100,000/200,000 (ante 200,000), the battle for the ECOP Main Event title is reaching its most intense stage.
Mon 17 Mar - 22:10 - A lot of preflop action, KingKhan ahead
After a particularly intense phase of action, the game slows down, with all three remaining players navigating stacks ranging between 15 and 25 big blinds. As a result, most of the action is now happening preflop, with raises and reshoves becoming the norm.
💰 Current Chip Count:
🔹 KingKhan – 4,800,000
🔹 Mephisto – 4,000,000
🔹 Daagobert – 3,800,000
(Stack are approximated as we cannot have a precise count while players are in action)
There are still 24 minutes left in the current level before blinds increase to 100,000/200,000 with a 200,000 ante.
Mon 17 Mar - 21:40 - KingKhan doubles through Daagobert!
80,000/160,000 (ante 160,000)
Another preflop clash goes in favor of KingKhan, who finds a massive double-up against Daagobert.
Daagobert shoves with A♠ 10♠, and KingKhan snap-calls for 1.8 million with A♦ A♥.
The board runs out Q♥ 5♦ 10♥ 9♥ K♥, giving KingKhan an unnecessary flush, though he was already a 93% favourite preflop.
With this hand, the chip stacks are now extremely close, setting up a highly competitive three-handed battle.
Mon 17 Mar - 21:30 - Chip count after the break – WSOP Europe Main Event ticket secured
With blinds now at 80,000/160,000 (ante 160,000), the remaining three players have already locked up a ticket for the next WSOP Europe Main Event. They are now battling for the €43,500 first-place prize.
1️⃣ Daagobert – 5,800,000
2️⃣ Mephisto – 4,700,000
3️⃣ KingKhan – 2,200,000
Mon 17 Mar - 21:20 - Big sweat for KingKhan before the break!
Just before the break, another preflop all-in unfolds in a blind vs. blind battle, once again involving KingKhan and Mephisto.
KingKhan shoves with A♦ J♣, only to be snap-called by the German player, who holds A♥ 2♥.
The board runs out 5♥ Q♥ 10♦ 5♦, and just when Mephisto appears on the verge of securing the elimination, the river brings a Q♠, pairing the board and resulting in a chopped pot. KingKhan escapes elimination and keeps his tournament hopes alive.
The players now head into a 15-minute break, with action set to resume at 80,000/160,000 blinds with a 160,000 ante.
Mon 17 Mar - 21:15 - Mousa eliminated in 4th place!
BLINDS 60K/120K, ante 120K
After hours of waiting, the bubble finally bursts with a dramatic elimination hand after a preflop clash between Mousa and Mephisto.
The Romanian, sitting on the button, shoves all-in for 15 big blinds with K♠ Q♦, but his opponent wakes up with pocket aces and snap-calls.
The board runs out 7♦ K♠ A♠ 8♣ 5♦, securing Mephisto a crucial double-up while also eliminating Mousa from the tournament.
With this, Mousa sees his hopes of claiming a second EuroRounders trophy and a WSOP Europe Main Event ticket come to an end. He takes home €17,100, a prize that hardly reflects his outstanding performance throughout the weekend, where he had been a key player from Day 1 to Day 2.
Mon 17 Mar - 21:00 - Let's dance!
BLINDS 60K/120K, ante 120K
A preflop clash between Mousa and KingKhan results in a crucial double-up for the German player, as the tournament remains on the bubble for the WSOP Europe Main Event ticket.
Mousa moves all-in with A♦ 3♦, while KingKhan calls with a dominating A♦ J♦.
The board runs out 7♣ 10♠ 5♣ 7♠ 8♦, securing the double-up for KingKhan, who boosts his stack from 750,000 to 1.5 million, equivalent to 12 big blinds.
Mousa, on the other hand, takes a hit and is now left with just over 2 million chips.
Mon 17 Mar - 20:45 - Daagobert's show on the bubble!
BLINDS 60K/120K, ante 120K
KingKhan opens, and Daagobert defends from the big blind.
On a 6♣ A♠ 8♦ flop, KingKhan fires a 250,000 bet, but Daagobert responds with a check-raise, forcing KingKhan to fold.
With this hand, KingKhan drops to around 10 big blinds, significantly reducing his options as the action continues.
A few hands later, Daagobert returns the favour to Mousa. On an A-high board, Mousa check-raises all-in over the Romanian’s river bet, revealing a pair of sevens.
With this hand, Daagobert climbs back to around 6 million chips, while Mousa drops to 2.5 million.
Meanwhile, KingKhan is now critically short with just 6 big blinds, while Mephisto holds 2 million chips, sitting in third place.
Mon 17 Mar - 20:30 - What a bluff for Mousa!
BLINDS 60K/120K, ante 120K
The action stalls for about an hour, with players maintaining roughly the same chip stacks, aside from minor fluctuations. KingKhan experiences some ups and downs, riding a few swings, but the most spectacular hand of the level arrives midway through.
It is a blind vs. blind battle between Daagobert and Mousa, with Daagobert opening to 350,000 at 60,000/120,000 blinds. The Romanian makes the call, and they go to the flop.
The board comes 6♦ 10♥ 9♠. Daagobert fires a 450,000 continuation bet, and Mousa, sitting behind with around 2,000,000 chips, makes the call.
The turn brings the 2♣, and after some thought, Daagobert checks, leaving the momentum to Mousa. After a brief pause, the Romanian bets 300,000. Daagobert quickly calls, and they go to the river.
The final card is the 3♣, prompting an instant check from Daagobert. With the pot already around 2,000,000 chips, Mousa moves all-in for 1.6 million.
Daagobert asks for a count and tanks for a long moment before ultimately folding. Mousa then proudly reveals K♠ Q♠—a bold bluff that propels him back to 3.5 million chips
Mon 17 Mar - 19:30 - Mephisto's back in business!
BLINDS 50K/100K, ante 100K
A postflop clash between Mephisto and Dagobert sees the former coming out on top. Dagobert has a much larger stack, so he doesn’t hesitate to put his chips in the middle when Mephisto, after defending his BB, moved all-in for about 8BB on 7♠ 10♦ 2♠. The showdown reveales K♣ 10♠ for Dagobert against Mephisto’s 9♣ 8♦.
A 9♦ on the turn and a 8♠ on the river help Mephisto, who now boasts around 1.6 million chips, equivalent to 16 big blinds.
Mon 17 Mar - 19:00 - Second day-break!
After an intense 40-minute stretch, the action settles down, and the players now head into a 15-minute break as the blinds increase to 50,000/100,000 with a 100,000 ante.
A quick chip count update shows Daagobert still leading the pack with 5,400,000 chips, followed by Mousa and KingKhan, both sitting at around 3,300,000. Mephisto remains the short stack with just over 1,100,000 chips.
Play will resume shortly, with the WSOP Europe Main Event ticket bubble still in play. The prestigious event is set to take place this winter, adding even more pressure to the remaining competitors.
Mon 17 Mar - 18:35 - Another double for KingKhan!
BLINDS 40K/80K, ante 80K
Daagobert opens from the button with 3♥ 3♠, and KingKhan immediately moves all-in for around 1 million chips with 9♥ 9♣.
Daagobert makes the call, and they go to showdown.
The board runs out 4♠ K♦ K♠ 6♣ 8♥, keeping KingKhan’s pocket nines ahead and securing him a crucial double-up.
With this hand, KingKhan climbs back to over 2 million chips, staying in contention as the battle continues.
Mon 17 Mar - 18:30 - KingKhan takes something back!
BLINDS 40K/80K, ante 80K
Daagobert opens from the button to 500,000, Mousa folds, and KingKhan goes all-in for slighlty more than the raise amount. Call
At the showdown, Daagobert holds Q♣ 10♣, while KingKhan is at risk with A♥ 5♦️.
The board runs out 9♥ 2♦️ 6♥ 5♣ 8♣, giving KingKhan a much-needed double-up. He climbs back to over 1,000,000 chips, while Daagobert loses a small pot but remains in firm control with over 5,000,000 chips.
Behind him, Mousa sits in second place with 4,000,000 chips, while Mephisto holds around 2,000,000, currently in third position.
Mon 17 Mar - 18:15 - Mephisto doubles through KingKhan!
BLINDS 40K/80K, ante 80K
A crucial double-up for Mephisto, who shoves for 15 big blinds over KingKhan’s button open with J♠ 10♥. KingKhan calls with pocket eights, setting up a key showdown.
The board runs out J♣ 7♠ 7♥ 9♣ A♣, giving Mephisto the win with a higher two pair, while KingKhan’s set on the river comes too late.
With this pot, Mephisto climbs back to 30 big blinds, while KingKhan is left with just under 1 million chips, equivalent to 13 big blinds.
Mon 17 Mar - 17:45 - Daagobert's overbet puts Mephisto in troubles!
BLINDS 30K/60K, ante 60K
Shortly after, an intriguing pot unfolds between Mephisto and Daagobert in a blind vs. blind battle, with Mephisto in the small blind and Daagobert in the big blind.
The action begins with an open from Mephisto and a defence from Daagobert, who then calls a continuation bet on a J♦ 8♦ 10♣️ flop. The turn brings the 9♦, and both players check.
On the 6♣ river, Mephisto checks again, but Daagobert responds with a massive overbet—twice the pot. After some thought, Mephisto makes the call, only to see Daagobert turn over 7♦ 5♦ for a flush.
With this hand, Mephisto mucks and drops to around 1.5 million chips, while Daagobert climbs into second place with an approximately 4 million chip stack.
Mon 17 Mar - 17:30 - KingKhan doubles through Mousa!
BLINDS 30K/60K, ante 60K
A crucial double-up comes at a pivotal moment, as KingKhan secures a much-needed boost while on the WSOP Europe Main Event ticket bubble.
The hand unfolds in a small blind vs. big blind battle, where Mousa open-shoves, putting KingKhan to the test for his 15 big blind stack. The German player makes the call, showing A♠ Q♠ against Mousa’s K♥ 5♦.
The board runs out J♦ A♥ Q♦ 3♠ 4♥, giving KingKhan two pair and securing a massive pot. With this double-up, he climbs to 1,800,000 chips, equivalent to 30 big blinds at 30,000/60,000, while Mousa loses some ground but remains firmly in the lead.
Mephisto holds onto second place, though his stack has gradually shrunk to just under 3 million chips, now roughly even with Daagobert.
Mon 17 Mar - 17:00 - Play resumes with 4 players left!
BLINDS 30K/60K, ante 60K
After the first 15-minute break the action resumes with blinds 30K/60K ante 60K. Mousa in the lead, Mephisto, Daagobert and Kingkhan follow.
Mon 17 Mar - 16:30 - Action on stall due to WSOPE ticket bubble!
BLINDS 25K/50K, ante 50K
After a rush of eliminations, the action begins to stall as the remaining players navigate the money bubble for the WSOP Europe Main Event ticket. Only the top three finishers will secure a seat, while the fourth-place player will walk away with €17,100 in cash but no ticket.
At this stage, the game has tightened considerably. There is a lot of preflop action but very few postflop confrontations, with multiple three-bets dictating the pace. One notable hand sees Daagobert executing a large-sized 3-bet after Mousa’s open and Mephisto’s flat call, forcing both opponents to fold. A similar scenario unfolds in a button vs. big blind dynamic, where Mephisto opens, Mousa 3-bets, and Mephisto quickly mucks his hand.
A few hands later Mephisto opens from the cutoff with a stack of approximately 3.4 million chips. Daagobert folds on the button, and Mousa responds from the small blind with a 3-bet to 425,000.
KingKhan quickly folds from the big blind, and after some thought, Mephisto also lays down his hand—showing pocket fives before mucking.
The current chip standings have Mousa firmly in the lead, followed by Mephisto in second, Daagobert in third, and KingKhan in fourth, now down to approximately 20 big blinds.
In exactly ten minutes, the first 15-minute break of the day will take place. Afterwards, play will resume at 30,000/60,000 with a 60,000 ante.
Mon 17 Mar - 16:00 - Randy Marsh out in 5th place!
BLINDS 25K/50K, ante 50K
A surprising elimination shakes up the final table as Randy Marsh makes an aggressive move against Mousa’s open, defending his big blind with Q♥ 6♥.
The action unfolds on a 8♥ 5♥ 5♣ flop, where Randy Marsh opts for a check-raise over Mousa’s continuation bet. The Romanian, holding 7♠ 7♦, makes the call. The turn brings the 9♠️, and Randy Marsh fires again, setting up a pot-sized bet for the river. Mousa calls once more.
The river lands the 6♠, and Randy Marsh shoves all-in as a bluff. However, Mousa has made a straight and cannot fold, making the call and scooping a pot worth over 40 big blinds, further extending his chip lead among the final four players.
With this hand, Randy Marsh sees his deep run come to an end in 5th place for €13,400.
Mon 17 Mar - 15:45 - KingKhan with Ace High!
BLINDS 25K/50K, ante 50K
KingKhan puts on a show in a hand against Daagobert, making an impressive hero call with Ace-high after a bluff bet on the river.
The action unfolds as follows: Daagobert opens, and KingKhan defends with A-7. The board runs out 6♠ 10♣ 3♦ 6♣ 4♠. After calling a bet on the turn, KingKhan also calls a river bet, successfully catching the bluff and raking in a pot that boosts his stack to 1.2 million chips. He now sits fourth among the five remaining players.
The current chip standings see Mousa firmly in the lead with over 4 million chips, followed by Mephisto, who is just a few hundred thousand behind. Daagobert comes next, with KingKhan in fourth and Randy Marsh as the short stack with around 20 bigs.
Mon 17 Mar - 15:30 - Abrechner ends in 6th place!
BLINDS 25K/50K, ante 50K
Right after Flurim Alija’s elimination, Abrechner follows him to the rail, having been left extremely short and forced to put in his last three big blinds from the small blind, effectively pot-committed.
He isn’t the only one involved in the hand, as Mousa opens the action, and Daagobert completes from the big blind. The action checks through all the way to the river, where Mousa fires 200,000, prompting Daagobert to fold.
At showdown, Abrechner reveals Q♥ 9♦, but Mousa holds A♦ K♥, which prevails on a board of Q♦ 5♦ 4♣ 8♥ K♦. With this pot, Mousa claims another elimination, sending the German player out in 6th place for €10,100. Despite busting, Abrechner can take pride in having laddered up several spots from a short stack.
Mon 17 Mar - 15:20 - Flurim Alija busts in 7th place!
BLINDS 25K/50K, ante 50K
It doesn’t take long before another elimination unfolds. This time, it’s Flurim Alija who falls at the hands of KingKhan.
The action plays out as follows: Flurim Alija open-shoves for just 5 big blinds with A♠ 10♦, and KingKhan calls from the big blind with A♣ J♠.
The board runs out 8♠ 2♣ Q♥ J♣ 3♠, giving KingKhan the winning hand with a paired jack. With this, the field is reduced to six players after just 40 minutes of play.
Mon 17 Mar - 15:00 - 2121 out in 8th place!
BLINDS 25K/50K, ante 50K
Mousa opens from the big blind, and 2121 responds by moving all-in for 15 big blinds with Q♥ Q♦. The Romanian quickly calls with A♠ K♣, setting up a crucial showdown.
The board runs out 5♥ 10♦ K♦ 8♥ 4♠, pairing Mousa’s king on the flop and sealing the elimination of 2121 in 8th place for €5,450. With this pot, Mousa strengthens his chip lead even further.
Mon 17 Mar - 14:30 - Short stack swings!
In the meantime, there have been a few showdowns involving the shorter stacks at the table, including German player KingKhan and Flurim Alija.
In the first case, after an open from KingKhan under the gun and a call from Mousa in the big blind, the action escalates on a K-7-5 board. Mousa checks, and KingKhan shoves all-in. The Romanian takes a moment to decide whether he wants to call, then puts his chips in with K♦ 6♦. KingKhan turns over A♣ 8♦, but a surprising A♠ on the turn gives him a crucial double-up. With this win, the German climbs back to around 800,000 chips, equivalent to 20 big blinds.
Not long after, it’s Flurim Alija’s turn. Down to just 220,000 chips, he moves all-in with A♦ 8♦. 2121 calls with A-K. However, the Q-high board runs out 5-4-3, and thanks to a deuce on the river, the pot is split between the two players.
Mon 17 Mar - 14:05 - Maryline Valente. is the 9th place finisher!
Right from the start, the first elimination arrives. The protagonist is French player Marie-Lynne Valente, who, finding herself with 130,000 chips at blinds 20,000/40,000—just over three big blinds—decides to go all-in on the first-hand with a pair of threes. Everyone folds except for Brechner in the big blind, who is also short-stacked and calls with A-K.
The board initially favours the French player with 8-7-4-8, but an ace on the river seals her fate, eliminating her from the final table. She takes home a prize of 4.550€ euros and the satisfaction of reaching such a prestigious final table.
The action continues with eight players remaining, as Mousa remains firmly in the lead with over 3.5 million chips.
Mon 17 Mar - 14:00 - ECOP Final Table is set!
Here are the 9 finalists with their respective seats and stacks in play:
BLINDS 20K/40K, ante 40K
1️⃣ 🇨🇿 2121 | 955.000
2️⃣ 🇩🇪 Abrechner | 320.000
3️⃣ 🇩🇪 Randy Marsh | 1.160.000
4️⃣ 🇩🇪 Daagobert | 3.100.000
5️⃣ 🇫🇷 Maryline Valente | 130.000
6️⃣ 🇷🇴 Mousa | 3.600.000
7️⃣ 🇩🇪 KingKhan | 350.000
8️⃣ 🇽🇰 Flurim Alija | 390.000
9️⃣ 🇩🇪 Mephisto | 2.515.000
Mon 17 Mar - 00:00 - Mousa ahead of the 9 finalists!
After six hours of battle, the field shrinks from 39 players to 9, and the one to come out on top is Romanian Moussa, chip leader on Day 1C, with over 3 million chips—to be precise, 3,600,000.
All the details are available in our daily report at THIS LINK.
Sun 16 Mar - 22:30 - 12 Left: Mousa Dominates, Valente Hangs On
We’re just one step away from the final table here at King’s Resort, with 12 players still in contention. Level 19 is underway and will continue for another 20 minutes with blinds at 10,000-25,000-25,000 and an average stack of 1,000,000 chips.
Leading the pack is Romanian player Moosa, who has built a massive 3,000,000-chip stack—three times the average—putting him far ahead of the field. In second place is Dagobert with just over 1,000,000, followed closely by Mephisto, who sits slightly below the million mark, equivalent to 40 big blinds.
Among the short stacks, French player Marilyn Valente is still hanging on, while Flurim Alicia currently holds 700,000 chips. After this level, there will be a 15-minute break before play resumes with blinds at 15,000-30,000-30,000.
Sun 16 Mar - 20:00 - Fataunt Takes the Lead as Day 2 goes into the 17th level
The battle continues at King’s Resort in Rozvadov, where Day 2 of the ECOP Main Event is deep into Level 17. The blinds are now 8,000/16,000 with a 16,000 ante, and the average stack has risen to 650,000 chips.
There’s been a shift at the top of the chip count, with Germany’s Fataunt taking the lead at 1.3 million chips, benefitting from a slight dip by Mousa, who now sits in second place with 1.2 million.
📈 Notable chip counts:
• Mephisto is making a strong comeback, now sitting at 900,000 chips, sharing a table with Mousa.
• Axel Bayou continues to impress, currently at 800,000 chips.
• Flurim Alija from Germany is also in the mix with 900,000 chips.
• Dagobert is emerging as a serious contender, now stacking 1,000,000 chips, putting him in third place overall.
The players will continue for one more level after the current one, which has reached the 30-minute mark (with 60-minute levels), before heading into the third break of the day.
Play will continue until the end of Level 21 or once the final table is reached. Stay tuned for more updates!
Last eliminations:
19. 🇷🇴 Stefan Cosmin Tanase - €2,351
20. 🇨🇿 Ngoc Minh Hoang - €2,351
21. 🇨🇿 Marian Kubis - €2,134
Sun 16 Mar - 18:30 - Last level before the dinner-break!
The ECOP Main Event Day 2 is nearing the dinner break here at King’s Resort in Rozvadov, with only 21 players remaining in the hunt for a final table seat.
📌 Blinds: 6,000/12,000, ante 12,000
📌 Average Stack: 600,000 chips
📌 Tables Left: 3
🔝 Mousa from Romania has taken command of the tournament, now sitting on a massive 1.4 million chips, making him the clear chip leader.
📈 Julio remains in a strong position with 900,000 chips, while…
📉 Maryline Valente has taken a hit and is now left with around 15 big blinds.
❌ Farla Haxhaj Eliminated – A crushing exit for Farla Haxhaj, who had already made waves in the inaugural side event. His deep run comes to an end after an ambitious triple-barrel bluff that backfired, sealing his fate.
Stay tuned as we bring you a full recap of all eliminations from the start of the day up to this point, along with the updated payout details, available below.
Last eliminations
22. 🇸🇰 Marian Kubis - €2,134
23. 🇩🇪 Andreas Maier - €2,134
24. 🇨🇿 Patrik Zidek - €1,916
25. 🇩🇪 Florian Marco Kraft - €1,916
26. 🇩🇪 Nico Wendlandt - €1,916
27. 🇩🇪 Selcuk Bugan - €1,916
28. 🇽🇰 Fatos Haxhaj - €1,698
29. 🇩🇪 Stefan Staudacher - €1,698
30. 🇮🇹 Davide Nutarelli - €1,698
31. 🇹🇷 Ismail Kalkan - €1,698
32. 🇩🇪 Anneliese Bay - €1,502
33. 🇩🇪 Andreas Krause - €1,502
34. 🇩🇪 Matthias Wieser - €1,502
35. 🇩🇪 Christian Schneider - €1,502
36. 🇹🇷 Ali Kemal Kareloglu - €1,502
37. 🇮🇳 Sambhav Gopal Gore - €1,502
38. 🇹🇷 Onur Gizir - €1,502
39. 🇷🇴 Bogdan Alexandru Tilica - €1,502
Payout
Sun 16 Mar - 16:30 - First Break: Julio takes the lead!
The Day 2 action of the ECOP Main Event is well underway at King’s Resort in Rozvadov, with players currently close to their first 15-minute break of the day. Play is wrapping up at Level 14 (4,000/8,000 blinds), and once the break ends, the blinds will increase to 5,000/10,000 with a 10,000 ante.
The average stack stands at 440,000 chips, and with 250 total entries, we can now officially confirm the payout. The winner will take home a massive €43,800 plus a €10,350 WSOPE Main Event ticket, granting them a shot at poker glory this winter.
A quick scan around the tables reveals some early action:
❌ Davide Nutarelli has been eliminated after running Ace-Queen into Aces in a preflop cooler, struggling to gain traction today.
🔝 Maryline Valente, the Day 1D chip leader, is holding steady with 600,000 chips.
🚀 Julio has surged ahead and now leads the field with 1,200,000 chips, overtaking Mousa, who is currently at 1,000,000.
🔥 Also climbing the ranks is Axel Bayout, currently stacking around 800,000 chips.
Sun 16 Mar - 14:30 - ECOP Main Event Day2 begins!
ECOP Main Event Day2 just begun here at King's Resort! 39 players, blinds 3000/6000, ante 6000, with a 340K average stack. The action will keep going until the final table is reached, stay tuned!
Sun 16 Mar - 03:45 - Maryline Valente is Day1 D chip leader!
Day 1D wraps up, and the spotlight is on Maryline Valente from France, who bags 670,500 chips heading into tomorrow. Find all the details in our Daily Report at THIS LINK.
Sun 16 Mar - 02:00 - 23 left at the 13th level!
Level 13 is underway here at King’s Resort in Rozvadov, where 23 players remain from a total of 90 entries. The final numbers are now set with late registration closing three levels ago.
Blinds are currently at 3,000/6,000 with a 6,000 ante, and the average stack stands at 195,000 chips. Meanwhile, Romania’s Mousa has once again crossed the 600,000-chip mark—making him the only player to do so across all three flights so far.
We’ll have to wait until the end of the day to see if anyone surpasses him and to reveal the full list of Day 1D qualifiers advancing to Day 2. Stay tuned!
Sun 16 Mar - 00:00 - Final Level of Late Reg on Day 1D!
The last level of late registration is now open at King’s Resort, where Day 1D has reached 84 total entries with 37 players still in action. The blinds are currently at 1,500/3,000 with a 3,000 ante, and the average stack has climbed slightly above 110,000 chips—just over double the starting stack.
Play will continue for two more levels after the current one, which is now halfway through, before the next 15-minute break. At that point, we will be able to provide the official figures for Day 1D and the overall numbers from all four starting flights.
Sat 15 Mar - 21:50 - Mousa is Day1 C chip leader!
Day 1C of the ECOP Main Event wraps up just before 10 PM at Level 15, sending 13 more players through to Day 2 on Sunday. The day’s chip leader is Mousa from Romania, who bagged an impressive 684,500 chips. Find all the details in our Daily Report at THIS LINK.
Sat 15 Mar - 19:30 - Day 1C and Day 1D in Full Swing at King’s Resort
We’re now in Level 12 here at King’s Resort in Rozvadov, where Day 1C and Day 1D of the ECOP Main Event are running simultaneously.
For Day 1C, registration has officially closed with a total of 85 entries, as late registration ended two levels ago. 25 players remain in contention, and they will take a 15-minute break—their final pause of the day—in about 30 minutes, at the end of Level 12. The blinds are currently at 2,500/5,000 with a 5,000 ante, and the average stack sits at 170,000 chips.
Meanwhile, Day 1D has reached Level 2, with 37 total entries so far and 33 players still in the running. Since the event has just started, blinds remain at 2,500/5,000 with a 5,000 ante, and the average stack is just above the starting stack.
Sat 15 Mar - 18:00 - Third day break on Day1 C!
We’re back at King’s Resort in Rozvadov, where Day 1C of the ECOP Main Event has reached the 37-player mark, with 84 total entries recorded so far. Late registration remains open for two more levels.
Players will return to the tables in about 10 minutes, resuming play with blinds at 1,500/3,000 and a 3,000 ante. The average stack now stands at 113,000 chips, more than double the 50,000 starting stack.
Meanwhile, the Day 1D flight, featuring 30-minute levels in speed format, is set to kick off soon, with 9 players already registered.
Sat 15 Mar - 16:30 - 8th level of play on Day1 C!
Here we are at King’s Resort in Rozvadov to bring you coverage of Day 1C of the ECOP Main Event, featuring a €1,000 buy-in. The tournament has now reached Level 8, with blinds at 1,000/2,000 and a 2,000 ante. The average stack stands at 85,000 chips, with 45 players still in action out of 77 total entries so far.
Late registration remains open for another three levels, giving players a final chance to join the field. Additionally, at 18:00, Day 1D—the last flight of the weekend—will kick off in a speed format, featuring 30-minute levels. The survivors from all Day 1s will then return for Day 2 tomorrow at 14:00.
Several well-known players and circuit regulars are already in the mix, including Marco Di Persio, Adrian Florin Bilan, Davide Nutarelli, Romania's Andrei Iustin Birgaoanu — head pic, who finished third in the latest King’s Million Main Event—as well as Moussa, a EuroRounders event champion, Vladyslav Pohribnyi, and many more. Meanwhile, enjoy the first photo highlights of the day!
Sat 15 Mar - 03:45 - Mephisto is Day1 B chip leader,
After a bubble phase lasting over two hours, the remaining players have finally bagged their chips. Germany’s Mephisto emerged on top, securing the provisional chip lead in the overall count.
Find all the details in our Daily Report at THIS LINK.
Friday Night NLH
In the €150 buy-in Friday Night No Limit Hold’em, featuring a €15,000 guarantee, France’s Koffi Eric Eklu secured the top spot. After a three-way deal, he walked away with a prize of €2,791.
Sat 15 Mar - 01:20 - 12 left before the last break!
In about 12 minutes, the survivors of Day 1B will head into the final break of the day, playing with blinds at 2,500/5,000 and a 5,000 ante. The average stack now stands at 230,000 chips.
A quick look at the tables reveals the current top 5 chip counts, led by Germany’s Mephisto, who holds over 350,000 chips. Shalashaska follows him with around 300,000 and MrBackhand at 280,000. Play will resume with blinds at 3,000/6,000 and a 6,000 ante, with 12 players still competing for a seat on Day 2. The day will conclude upon reaching 15% of the field, ensuring all remaining players are in the money.
Meanwhile, in the Friday Night No Limit Hold’em event, only 14 players remain, meaning the bubble has just burst. The minimum cash is €240, while the winner will take home €3,634. The blinds are now at 5,000/10,000 with a 10,000 ante, and the average stack sits at 160,000 chips.
Fri 14 Mar - 23:45 - 18 left at the 10th level!
The players competing in ECOP Main Event Day 1B here at King’s Resort in Rozvadov have just returned from the third break of the day and are battling it out with blinds at 1,500/3,000 and a 3,000 ante. Only 18 players remain across two tables, vying for a spot on Day 2 out of a total of 55 entries. However, this number is not yet final, as registration remains open until the end of Level 10, with 25 minutes still left on the clock.
The average stack has now reached 152,000 chips, three times the starting stack. Play will continue until Level 14 or until 15% of the field remains, marking the start of the in-the-money phase.
Meanwhile, in the €15,000 GTD ECOP Friday Night event, 24 players are still in contention. The blinds are now at 2,000/4,000 with a 4,000 ante, the average stack sits at 100,000 chips, and 15 places are set to be paid.
Fri 14 Mar - 22:00 - 8th level of play!
We have reached the eighth level of play here at King’s Resort in Rozvadov, where 28 players remain in Day 1B of the ECOP Main Event, all fighting for a spot in Day 2. The blinds are set at 1,000/2,000 with a 2,000 ante.
I’m also playing in the ECOP Friday Night No Limit Hold’em, which attracted a total of 112 entries and awarded the winner a prize of €3,634.
Fri 14 Mar - 20:00 - 47 entries at the 6th level!
Quick update from King’s Resort in Rozvadov, where Day 1B of the ECOP Main Event is currently underway. The tournament has reached Level 6, with 31 players remaining out of 47 entries. The blinds are at 500/1,000, ante 1,000, and the average stack stands at 75,000 chips.
A reminder that levels last 40 minutes, with a starting stack of 50,000 chips, and a €1,000 buy-in. There are still four levels left, plus the current one, to late register or re-enter.
Stay tuned, as in just a few hours, we’ll be able to provide the official numbers for this second flight of the weekend!
Fri 14 Mar - 18:30 - First break on Day1 B!
We are approaching the first break of the day here at King’s Resort in Rozvadov, where Day 1B of the European Championship of Poker Main Event has already registered 36 entries, with 31 players still seated at the tables, battling at blinds 300/600, ante 600.
The average stack is slightly above the starting stack, as we are still in the early stages, and the late registration will remain open for the first 10 levels of play. Shortly, the remaining players will enjoy a 30-minute break before returning to the tables at blinds 400/800, ante 800.
Fri 14 Mar - 03:00 - Mario Vuletic is Day1 A chip leader, Fatos Haxhaj wins ECOP Opener!
With over 400K in chips, Mario Vuletic tops ECOP Main Event Day1 A. All details on our daily report at THIS LINK.
Fatos Haxhaj secured first place on ECOP Opener 200 and he's awarded a €7.690 prize in cash. Here's the Top 10:
🥇 🇦🇱 Fatos Haxhaj – 7.690 €
🥈 🇮🇹 Angelo Riccio – 4.900 €
🥉 🇺🇦 Alexander Dovzhenko – 3.590 €
4️⃣ 🇸🇰 Marian Kubis – 2.890 €
5️⃣ 🇳🇱 Yoel Selles Meijer – 2.270 €
6️⃣ 🇨🇿 Martin Vaclavik – 1.720 €
7️⃣ 🇷🇴 Dan Andrei Galinschi – 1.260 €
8️⃣ 🇩🇪 Patrick Brenner – 925 €
9️⃣ 🇷🇸 Milos Culjkovic – 765 €
🔟 🇳🇱 Aaron Wim Jan Koops – 645 €
Fri 14 Mar - 02:00 - Late reg closed!
Quick update from King’s Resort Rozvadov, where four players remain on Day 1A of the ECOP Main Event.
Level 11 has just begun, marking the end of late registration, which closed at 19 entries. The remaining players are battling at blinds 2,000-4,000 with a 4,000 ante, and the average stack stands at 247,000 chips.
Viorel Gabriel Gavrila continues to dominate the field, now holding over 400,000 chips. As soon as the next elimination occurs, play will stop early, and the surviving players will bag their chips for Day 2.
Stay tuned to find out who will advance from this opening flight of an incredible tournament!
Fri 14 Mar - 00:30 - First break on Day1 A!
As we enter Level 8 here at King’s Resort Rozvadov, Day 1A of the ECOP Main Event has now consolidated to a single table with six remaining players battling it out at blinds 1,000-2,000 with a 2,000 ante.
The average stack stands at 140,000 chips, nearly three times the starting stack. One more level will be played before the third break of the day, while late registration remains open until Level 10.
The current chip leader is Viorel Gabriel Gavrila with 280K, followed by Mephisto with around 200,000. Meanwhile, Anat Katz Harari has dropped in the counts but still remains just below the average stack.
In the ECOP Opener 200 Final Day, only three players remain in the battle for the title.
The payout structure is as follows:
🏆 1st place: €7,690
🥈 2nd place: €4,900
🥉 3rd place: €3,590
Blinds are currently at 50,000-100,000 with a 100,000 ante, but play has been paused as the finalists negotiate a potential deal.
Thu 13 Mar - 22:30 - First break on Day1 A!
We’re approaching the second break of the day here at King’s Resort Rozvadov, where Day 1A of the ECOP Main Event is in full swing.
So far, 17 players have registered, with 10 still in action as blinds sit at 600-1,200-1,200. Play will resume in about 20 minutes with blinds increasing to 800-1,600-1,200, while the average stack has climbed to 85,000, up from the starting 50,000.
The biggest stacks at the moment belong to Anat Katz Harari, Mario Vuletic, and “Mephisto,” each sitting on approximately 200,000 chips.
In the ECOP OpenAir 200 Final Day, 8 players remain in contention as the tournament nears its conclusion.
The minimum cash at this stage is €925, while the winner will take home the top prize of €7,690.
Blinds are currently at 25,000-50,000 with a 50,000 ante, and the average stack stands at 1,500,000 chips.
Thu 13 Mar - 21:00 - First break on Day1 A!
First break of the day for the players registered in the €300,000 guaranteed Main Event of the European Championship of Poker.
At the moment, the tournament has 17 entries, with 12 players still in action at the tables. Play has resumed at blinds 400-800, ante 800, and the day will continue for 14 levels until reaching the money zone, which corresponds to 15% of the field. Late registration remains open for the first 10 levels.
The starting stack is 50,000 chips, with the current average stack just hitting 70,000. Players will compete for two more levels plus the ongoing one before the second 15-minute break of the day.
Meanwhile, action is also underway in the ECOP Opener 200 Final Day, where the winner will take home €7,690. A total of 12 players remain in contention, with 12 paid positions out of a 246-entry field.
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