Day 1D – MPF Autumn 2024

Final Table Of The Hendon Mob Championship !

After an intense journey from a field of 499 entries, we’ve reached the final table of the Hendon Mob Championship! With a prize pool exceeding €100,000, our remaining players are now in sight of the top payouts and the prestigious title.

This final stage comes after two challenging days of play. The competition has been fierce, with many skilled players rising through the ranks to earn their spot here. They’ll battle it out to see who will claim the ultimate victory and take home the coveted trophy and the prize of €20,200.

Good luck to our finalists as they prepare to make poker history!

Check out the Final 9 Payouts:

Position	Payout
1	€20,200
2	€12,800
3	€9,000
4	€7,000
5	€5,300
6	€4,000
7	€3,000
8	€2,350
9	€1,970

20-Minute Break in the MPF Grand Event

Level 11: 1000/2500 (2500)
Entries: 176/341

Players in the MPF Grand Event are on a 20-minute break, and this is the final opportunity for new entries! With 176 out of 341 players still in contention, the field will play down to the top 15% today.

For anyone who misses out on advancing today, there are still more chances ahead. Tomorrow, Friday, we have Flights 1E, 1F, and the fast-paced 1G Turbo, which features 20-minute levels. And for those wanting a final shot, there’s a last-chance turbo flight on Saturday at 10:00.

Best of luck to everyone as we approach the critical stages!

Multi-Way Action On Table 8

Level 10: 1000/2000 (2000)
Entries: 185/339

Clint Norman Jeffery opened to 9,000 with his 29,000 stack, only to be met by an all-in shove from Domenico Tortomasi for 42,000. As the action heated up, Roberto Zuffo asked Jeffery how much he had behind before quickly reshoving. Jeffery made the snap call, setting up an exciting three-way showdown:

• Domenico Tortomasi: A♦J♦
• Roberto Zuffo: 10♦10♥ (two red tens)
• Clint Norman Jeffery: Q♦Q♣ (pair of queens)

The flop came 4♦J♣K♣, with both players at risk still ahead of Zuffo’s tens. The 3♦ on the turn added extra tension as Jeffery nervously repeated, “No diamond, no diamond!” The river brought a red card—luckily for him, it was the 2♥, a complete brick.

Jeffery secured a much-needed triple-up, while Tortomasi took a side pot of 26,000. Zuffo, however, walked away empty-handed from this intense pot.

Clint Norman Jeffery: 85,000
Domenico Tortomasi: 26,000
Roberto Zuffo: 40,000

Full Double For Martz

Level 9: 1000/1500 (1500)
Entries: 189/339

Asiil Maye, one of the tournament chip leaders, opened from the cutoff only to face a 3-bet to 10,000 from Marcel Frank Martz on the button. Without hesitation, Maye put Martz all-in for his remaining 36,500, and the German quickly called.

The showdown revealed:

• Marcel Frank Martz: K♠K♣
• Asiil Maye: Q♥10♥

With Maye needing a miracle to take down the pot, the board ran out 7♠2♠6♦8♦3♣. Aside from a brief sweat with a gutshot straight draw, Maye found no help, and Martz’s kings held strong for a full double-up.

Marcel Frank Martz: 77,000
Asiil Maye: 180,000

Lindell’s Aces Hold Strong on a Triple-King Board

Level 9: 1000/1500 (1500)
Entries: 205/339

Yves Thalmann opened from the button, only to be met with a 3-bet from Simon Lindell. With 20,000 already in the pot, the two saw a stunning flop of K♣K♠K♦. Lindell led out with a small bet of 3,000, and Thalmann made a quick call.

The turn brought the 5♥, and Lindell continued his cautious line with another small bet of 5,500, which Thalmann again called. On the river 3♥, Lindell bet 12,500 into Thalmann’s remaining stack of 26,500. Thalmann took his time but ultimately made the call.

Lindell revealed A♥A♣, and Thalmann mucked his cards, unable to overcome the powerhouse hand. A steady line from Lindell, who took down the pot with a full house on a triple-King board.

Simon Lindell: 190,000
Yves Thalmann: 14,000

Top Stacks After Dinner Break

The 75-minute dinner break is over, and players are now back at the tables, recharged, and ready to continue their journey in the Main Event. As we enter Level 9 with blinds at 1000/1,500, the stakes are higher, and the action is intensifying. With 201 of 331 players remaining, the field is narrowing, and every hand counts. Late registration remains open until the end of Level 10, so there’s still time for new players to join in!

As play resumes, here are some of the current chip leaders making their mark on the tournament:

Name	Chips
Giuseppe Federico	240,000
Grzegorz Kozieja	235,000
Roberto Cilia	220,000
Lukasz Pater	215,000
Jamie Olde Scheper	200,000
Thomas Jonathan Denie	195,000
Elia Iudici	190,000
Christopher James Lamb	180,000
Michael Broadhurst	170,000

Good luck to everyone returning to the action—let’s see who rises to the top!