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Top Stacks After The Dinner Break
Aleksandar Georgiev
November 3, 2024
Level 32: 80,000/160,000 (120,000)
Entries: 19/2045
The remaining players in the MPF Main Event are back from their dinner break and ready to continue the fight toward the final table. With just 19 players left, every move counts as they edge closer to Day 3’s finish line. Each player is determined to make it through to the prestigious final 9, with some impressive stacks leading the way.
Here are the top 5 chip stacks as we dive back into the action:
| Name | Chip Count | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Charles Eichner | 12,600,000 | France |
| Fabio Peluso | 12,200,000 | Italy |
| Glen Gaines | 10,000,000 | England |
| Antonio Alba | 9,200,000 | Italy |
| Dennis Mercier | 7,600,000 | Netherlands |
Stay tuned as we bring you all the excitement and key moments from this intense race to the final table!
Dinner Break for the Final 19 in the MPF Main Event!
Aleksandar Georgiev
November 3, 2024
Level 32: 80,000/160,000 (120,000)
Entries: 19/2045
The remaining 19 players in the MPF Main Event are heading off for a well-deserved 75-minute dinner break. With stacks still deep and big moves being made, they’ll come back fueled up and ready to continue the battle toward the final table.
After the break, blinds will resume at the current level, and each player is guaranteed a minimum payout of €5,000 – but with eyes on the coveted trophy and top prize, the action is sure to heat up even more!
Eichner Eliminates Toyras in 20th Place (€5,000)
Aleksandar Georgiev
November 3, 2024
Level 31: 60,000/120,000 (120,000)
Entries: 20/2045
Miika Toyras (pictured below) from Finland limped in from the small blind and faced a raise from Charles Eichner. In response, Toyras shoved his last 20 big blinds, and Eichner quickly called.
Miika Toyras: A♥5♠
Charles Eichner: A♠10♠
The flop landed 8♣J♥Q♠, giving Eichner a strong lead. The turn brought the A♣, prompting Toyras to call for a chop, but the 2♣ on the river sealed his fate. Toyras exits in 20th place, taking home €5,000 for an impressive deep run close to the final table. A great run from the Finnish player.
Charles Eichner – 13,000,000
Miika Toyras – 0
Players Who Busted Just Outside Of Top 20
Aleksandar Georgiev
November 3, 2024
Level 31: 60,000/120,000 (120,000)
Entries: 20/2045
Check out the players who recently busted right before the top 20 in the main event:
| 21 | Danilo Mercuri | Italy | € 4,200 |
| 22 | Rui Lessa Ferreira Uribarri Soares | Portugal | € 4,200 |
| 23 | Lars Jonas Hahnert | Sweden | € 4,200 |
| 24 | Massimiliano Ferro | Italy | € 3,500 |
| 25 | Per Joakim Backstrom | Sweden | € 3,500 |
| 26 | Simone Maciocia | Malta | € 3,500 |
| 27 | Marco Canavesi | Italy | € 3,500 |
| 28 | Marko Luksa | Slovenia | € 3,000 |
| 29 | Alejandro Garcia Asenjo | Spain | € 3,000 |
| 30 | Tanguy Nathanael Jacques Pellerin | France | € 3,000 |
| 31 | Johan Bngt Ake Ekdahl | Sweden | € 3,000 |
Lando Has Three Barrels Up His Sleeve
Aleksandar Georgiev
November 3, 2024
Level 31: 60,000/120,000 (120,000)
Entries: 22/2045
Charles Eichner opened the pot from an early position and got a call from Domenico Lando (pictured below), sitting on the bubble. The flop came 2♥7♦3♦, and after Eichner checked, Lando bet 300,000. Eichner called, and they saw the turn 8♣. Another check from Eichner led to a 600,000 bet from Lando, which Eichner called once again.
When the river 10♠ completed the board, Eichner checked a third time. This time, he faced an all-in from Lando for 2.3 million chips! After a long think, Eichner decided to fold, letting Lando scoop a pot worth over 2 million with this aggressive play.
Charles Eichner – 10,000,000
Domenico Lando – 4,800,000
Backstrom Runs Into Trouble
Aleksandar Georgiev
November 3, 2024
Level 31: 60,000/120,000 (120,000)
Entries: 25/2045
Per Joakim Backstrom shoved his last 1.5 million under the gun, and action folded to Antoine Berruel, who looked at his first card and commented, “This one is good,” then peeked at his second card and called. Tough luck for Backstrom as Berruel revealed A♣A♠ while Backstrom held K♣J♦. The flop 2♦7♠3♠ and the turn Q♣ brought no help for the Swede, sealing his fate.
Berruel didn’t have him covered by two blinds, next hand Backstrom was all in versus two with seven-deuce off and busted. Backstrom takes home €3,500 as he finished in 25th place.
The tournament moves to a redraw for the final three tables.
Per Joakim Backstrom – 0
Antoine Berruel – 2,700,000
