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It was a stupendous battle, which lasted for several hours starting at 2pm when the 29 survivors appeared at the starting line. Number 19 in the ranking, he certainly didn't think he would make it this far, considering the dominance of the two chipleaders Ori Hassan and 'Mousa'.
And yet the good "Phil Dunphy", resident in Vienna, step by step managed to put them all in line: "I'm not a professional", he told us hot on his heels, "but I met Leon 19 years ago and have always played poker for passion. This is the best place to play poker, winning here has a special flavor.
Yes, this is the biggest win in my career. What will change? Maybe my wife will start taking me a bit more seriously when I talk about poker!"
The tournament
We begin the tournament story at 14:00, when the 29 survivors report to the tables for the final day of The Wolf Millionaire Main Event, which offers a ā¬150,000 first prize as well as a ticket to the WSOPE Main Event worth ā¬10,000 for the top 12 finishers.
To rewind the tape and find out what happened on Day2 just take a look at our daily report by clicking HERE
Payout
ā¬150,000
ā¬79,800
ā¬55,600
ā¬40,000
ā¬32,500
ā¬26,000
ā¬19,900
ā¬14,000
ā¬10,659
The Top 10
Here are the top ten places at the start of the final day:
Ori Hasson Israel 12100000
MOUSA Romania 10800000
CHEREMOSH Ukraine 9850000
Lazare Kalebashvili Georgia 8275000
Eyal Saidof Israel 7900000
Gezim Nreca XXK 7175000
Dragan Zivkovic Germany 6325000
Marius Serban Moldoveanu Romania 6300000
Florian Bock Germany 5700000
ptzn Germany 5200000
Let's go!
Blinds 125K/250K, ante 250K
H - 4 p.m (first break) - Brief recap of what happened in the first two levels
Day 2 chip leader Ori Hassan tried to put the pressure on with his huge stack, but luck was not on his side and he is now down to 10 big blinds.
Italian Luigino Branciforte, who started with 4.5 million, surpassed 6 million thanks to a valuable double-up against Hassan: he defended his BB and checked with 9-8 on J-T-x, finding a straight between turn and river.
No glory for Michele Tocci, who shovelled for 11BB from UTG1 finding two calls: one from 'Mousa' with the same hand and a second from the Dane Simon Wilenius with A-K, who managed to jump to the head of the count with a triple-up
"Mousa", Day1 chip leader, who sits at the main table, managed to hold the line with a lower stack than he started with.
The blinds are now 150K/300K, ante 300K with an average stack of 6.5M.
Redraw 16 left
Blinds 200K/400K, ante 400K
H - 18:00 (seat redraw 16 left) - Brief recap at the second break of the day
The eliminations follow one another and two of them are really sensational: the two leaders in the count at the start of the day, Ori Hassan and "Mousa", are out.
If, as far as the former is concerned, things were bad right from the start, for "Mousa" the elimination is certainly noisier. But let's start with the first player out: Hassan was left with around 10 BBs and decided to raise/call from BTN with K-Qs, after SB's 3-bet with Q-Q. No help from the board and the Isreaelian finished the race in 21st position for ā¬4,600.
A series of unfavorable crossovers sent home the Romanian 'Mousa' (photo above), who in the decisive hand found himself all-in with A-K against the Aces of the provisional chip leader, the Dane Simon Wilenius, who now boasts over 15 million chips.
At the outer table šØšæRobert Novak (photo below), now at the TV table after the redraw, took advantage of the situation by also bringing in around 15 million chips. Branciforte is holding his own, as is the other Italian in the race, Bogdan Florin Falconi, capable of doubling up in a BTN/SB dynamic against the Frenchman Aubin Maximil De Kermadec, who open-shoved J-7o finding him with A-J.
Below is the list of players eliminated so far with their prize money. As a reminder, from position number 12 onwards, all players will secure a ticket to the WSOPE Main Event.
29th - šØšæJan Äeska ā¬3,250
28th - š©šŖāTHEISENFROSTā ā¬3,250
27th - š·š“Ciprian Panescu ā¬3,800
26th - š®š¹Michele Tocci ā¬3,800
25th - š©šŖMr. Bird ā¬3,800
24th - š©šŖGezim Nreca ā¬3,800
23rd - š«š·Jamel Ghizaoui ā¬4,600
22nd - š©šŖDragan Zivkovic ā¬4,600
21st - š®š± Ori Hassan ā¬4,600
20th - š©šŖ"Hajo" ā¬5,450
19th - š«š· Adel Boulhadid ā¬5,450
18th - š·š“ "MOUSA" ā¬5,450
17th - š«š· Aubin Maximil De Kermadec ā¬6,300
Final table bubble!
Blinds 300K/600K, ante 600K
H 20:00 - Brief recap of the action from 16 to 10 left
šŗWeāre down to 10 players at The Wolf Main Event! The action slowed down for a while when there were only 14 players in action, as the first 12 will get a ticket for WSOPE Main Event.
All the short stacks were playing on the outer table and the chipleader, Denmarkās Simon Wilenius took huge advantage of the situation as he was able to apply a lot of pressure and call several all-ins with a discrete success. He's now ahead with around 39 million chips, 4 times the avg.
Luigino Brandimarte couldnāt hide his disappointment as he bumped into chipleaderās K-Q with his K-J, shoving for around 10 bigs in a blind war.
Hereās the list of the most recent eliminations:
16th - š·š“Marius Moldoveanu ā¬6,300
15th - š²šŖāSLAVUJā ā¬7,150
14th - š¬šŖLazare Kalebashvili ā¬7.150
13th - š·š“āDulceaČa Globuluiā ā¬8,000
12th - š«š·Hacine Chatear ā¬8,000 +ME WSOPE ticket
11th - š®š¹Luigino Brandimarte ā¬8,975 +ME WSOPE ticket
Here's the provisional chipcount at 10 players left
1. Simon Wilenius 39.5M
2. Cheremosh 20.4M
3. Florian Bock 16M
4. Bogdan Florin Falconi 13.6M
5. Daniel Novak 13.2M
6. āPtnzā 10.8M
7. Stanislav Litovtchenko 6.7M
8. āPhil Dunphyā 6M
9. Eyal Saidof 5.7M
10. āApo96ā 3.2M
Stevo Mihajlovic is the 10th place finisher, it's final table!
Blinds 300K/600K, ante 600K
Being short in stack the Belarusian ran into 7-6s from the chipleader who hit two pair thanks to a 7 and a 6 on the board and the final table was reached.
For Mihajlovic a ā¬8,975 prize +ME WSOPE ticket.
The final table
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Stanislav Litovtchenko ends in 9th place
Blinds 300K/600K, ante 600K
Left with just 3 BBs Stanislav Litovtchenko goes all in with Aā¦ļø 9ā ļø only to be called by Daniel Novak with Kā¦ļø 6ā¦ļø.
The flop is already a sentence for him: Qā„ļø 6ā ļø 6ā£ļø, only two Aces or two Nines between turn and river would save him but an 8ā„ļø and a 9ā£ļø don't exactly help.
Stanislav Litovtchenko is the 9th place finisher and wins a ā¬10,659 prize plus a ticket to the ME WSOPE.
Daniel Novak finishes in eighth place
Blinds 400K/800K, ante 800K
Dynamic UTG1/UTG2, Daniel Novak goes all-in with Aā¦ļø Kā„ļø for about 13 BB but finds "Cheremosh" with black Aces, and his chances of winning plummet.
Board: 8ā„ļø 4ā ļø 10ā£ļø Jā„ļø 2ā„ļø
Daniel Novak is 8th and wins ā¬14,000 plus a ME WSOPE ticket.
āPtznā ends his run in 7th place
Blinds 500K/1M, ante 1M
Another cooler against the Aces, this time it is "Ptzn" who puts all the chips in the middle with Aā¦ļø Jā¦ļønella hope that his 11 big blinds will double up but he has not reckoned with Simon Wilenius.
Board: 6ā„ļø Kā ļø 9ā¦ļø 3ā ļø 4ā„ļø
"Ptzn" cashes for ā¬19,900 and a ticket to the WSOPE Main.
Florian Bock gets out in 6th place
Blinds 500K/1M, ante 1M
After losing to Phil Dunphy's Aā„ļø 9ā ļøcontro Aā¦ļøQā„ļø, Florian Bock was left with only 400,000 chips, less than a small blind, and found himself all-in from BB with 3ā¦ļø 3ā£ļø against Eyal Saidof who came to the showdown with Kā„ļø7ā£ļø.
Board: 2ā ļø Jā£ļø Aā ļø 9ā ļø 7ā„ļø
Florian Bock finished sixth and took home ā¬26,000 plus a WSOPE Main ticket.
Eyal Saidof out in 5th place
Blinds 600K/1.2M, ante 1.2M
Phil Dunphy opens with 4ā ļø 4ā¦ļø (23BB stack) from the UTG and Eyal Saidof (10BB stack) from the BB pins Kā ļø Qā¦ļøe defends his blind by staying about 8x behind.
FLOP: 2ā ļø 10ā„ļø 2ā„ļø
Dunphy bets 3M and Saidof goes all-in for about 10M. Dunphy thinks about it for a while but the pot is already 20M and he should only add 7.5M and eventually calls.
(Pot 28.2M) TURN: 9ā„ļø
RIVER: 9ā£ļø
Saidof is the 5th place finisher and cashes for ā¬32,500 plus a ME WSOPE ticket.
Simon Wilenus out in 4th place
Blinds 800K/1.6M, ante 1.6M
When Wilenus returned from the break he found himself at the rest with A-8 in Clubs against 'Cheremosh's' Pair of Threes, being left with the crumbs. The spot that doomed him, though forced to go all-in from UTG (we are 4-handed) with 10-2 off finding the blinds call.
BOARD: 9ā„ļø 6ā¦ļø 10ā„ļø Qā¦ļø Jā£ļø
Phil Dunphy shows Kā ļø 9ā ļø and wins the pot, Bogdan Falconi mucks his J-9 and Wilenus sits in fourth place for ā¬40,000 plus a ME WSOPE ticket.
"Cheremosh" is the third place finisher
Blinds 800K/1.6M, ante 1.6M
Phil Dunphy opens with Pair of Kings from BTN, and Cheremosh finds himself from BB with A-10 off suited and 20 actual BBs. The game is soon done and it goes to showdown, after all-in and Dunphy's call.
BOARD: 9ā£ļø 2ā ļøQā¦ļø Kā¦ļø 10ā£ļø
"Cheremosh" is third for ā¬55,600 (and a ticket to the WSOPE Main).
Phil Dunphy wins the tournament, Bogdan Falconi runner-up!
Blinds 800K/1.6M, ante 1.6M
Phil Dunphy is 2 : 1 ahead of his opponent in terms of chips and the epilogue comes preflop, with Falconi who, from BB with K-J off suited and about 26 BB behind, does not believe Dunphy's aggression and it hurts, since in that very hand he has Aces.
BOARD: 10ā¦ļø Aā ļø 7ā£ļø 6ā ļø Jā¦ļø
A Dame on the river could have turned the tide of the heads-up but the poker gods decided to side with Dunphy and here he is below celebrating success. 150K for him, and 79.8K for the runner-up, plus a ME WSOPE ticket for both!
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