European Poker Tour season 2 results
| EPT Season 2 | |
|---|---|
 | |
| League | European Poker Tour |
| Sport | Poker |
| Duration | September 9, 2005 – March 11, 2006[1] |
| Total attendance | 2,017 (Main Event only) |
| Statistics | |
| Countries |  Spain - Barcelona United Kingdom - London Austria - Baden Ireland - Dublin Denmark - Copenhague France - Deauville Monaco - Monte Carlo |
| Top Season 2 Money List |  Jeff Williams ($1,084,036)[2] |
Below are the results of the second season of the European Poker Tour (EPT). All currency amounts are in "€" Euro, U$ Dollar (and local currency when apply).
Results
[edit]- Casino: Casino Barcelona. Barcelona, Spain[3]
- Buy-in: €4,000+200 (~$5,208)
- 10-Day Event: Friday, September 9, 2005 to Sunday, September 18, 2005[4]
- 2-Day Main Event: Friday, September 16, 2005 to Saturday, September 17, 2005
- Number of buy-ins: 327
- Total Prize Pool: €1,309,200 (~$1,623,256)
- Number of Payouts: 27
- Winning Hand:
- Board:
- Losing Hand:
- Official Results: The Hendom Mob
- Videos:
Barcelona sell out: European Poker Tour launches with record turn out.
The first prize of €416,000 was won by former dentist Jan Boubli, 51, from Paris. Cheered on by a large French crowd, Jan was close to tears as he picked up the biggest tournament prize of his career.
The record EPT turn-out, which included 33 PokerStars.com qualifiers, generated a total prize pool of €1,300,000, over five times more than the 2004 tournament.
The first event of season two of the EPT featured a host of celebrities including three-time WPT winner Gus Hansen, WPT Ladies’ champion Isabelle Mercier, Dutch poker legend Marcel Lüske, Britain’s Dave ‘Devilfish’ Ulliott and Rob Hollink, winner of the 2005 EPT Monte Carlo Grand Final.
The huge crowds of poker players, many from Scandinavia, exceeded all expectations. Tournament director Thomas Kremser said:“No-one could have estimated that so many players would make their way to Barcelona for the start of the European Poker Tour. It is incredible.”
EPT founder John Duthie said: “We knew by the end of the first EPT that the tour was a massive hit, but today’s turn-out is simply extraordinary. Players were queuing up for hours to register and we still had a struggle to accommodate everyone. It’s fantastic.”[5]
| Place | Name | Original Prize | Prize (U$D) |
|---|---|---|---|
1st |
Jan Boubli[6] |
€426,000 |
$528,195
|
2nd |
 Christer Johansson |
€228,000 |
$282,696
|
3rd |
 Patrik Antonius |
€117,000 |
$145,067
|
4th |
Patrick Martenson |
€91,000 |
$112,830
|
5th |
Gus Hansen |
€78,000 |
$96,711
|
6th |
Anton Bergstroem |
€65,000 |
$80,593
|
7th |
 Dario Alioto |
€52,000 |
$64,474
|
8th |
Romain Feriolo |
€39,000 |
$48,355
|
- Casino: The Poker Room formerly The Vic, London, United Kingdom[7]
- Buy-in: £3,000+50 (~€4,485) (~$5,402)
- 7-Day Event: Monday, September 26, 2005 to Sunday, October 2, 2005[8]
- 3-Day Main Event: Friday, September 30, 2005 to Sunday, October 2, 2005
- Number of buy-ins: 242
- Total Prize Pool: £708,630 (~€1.042.097) (~$1,255,123)
- Number of Payouts: 24
- Winning Hand:
- Board:
- Losing Hand:
- Official Results: The Hendom Mob
- Videos:
The tournament was divided by two initial day with 118 players each plus the online qualifiers by PokerStars who couldn't attend the event. The total players was 242. At the final table 2 players was qualifying online, Graham Clarckson and Istvan Novak.[9]
| Place | Name | Original Prize | Prize (€uro) | Prize (U$D) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1st |
 Mark Teltscher[10] |
£280,000 |
€411,762 |
$495,935
|
2nd |
 Jonas Helness |
£145,740 |
€214,322 |
$258,134
|
3rd |
Noah Jefferson |
£72,870 |
€107,161 |
$129,067
|
4th |
Paul King |
£41,640 |
€61,234 |
$73,753
|
5th |
 Kirill Gerasimov |
£24,290 |
€35,720 |
$43,022
|
6th |
Dale Greenleaf |
£20,820 |
€30,617 |
$36,876
|
7th |
 Istvan Novak  |
£17,350 |
€25,515 |
$30,730
|
8th |
 Graham Clarkson |
£13,889 |
€20,425 |
$24,600
|
- Casino: Casinos Austria, Baden, Austria[11]
- Buy-in: €4,000+190 (~$6,545)
- 3-Day Event: Thursday, October 4, 2005 to Thursday, October 6, 2005[12]
- 3-Day Main Event: Thursday, October 4, 2005 to Thursday, October 6, 2005
- Number of buy-ins: 180
- Total Prize Pool: €720,000 (~$1,124,630)
- Number of Payouts: 27
- Winning Hand:
- Board:
- Losing Hand:
- Official Results: The Hendom Mob
- Videos:
| Place | Name | Original Prize | Prize (U$D) |
|---|---|---|---|
1st |
Patrik Antonius[13] |
€288,180 |
$343,365
|
2nd |
Gunnar Ostebrod |
€120,384 |
$143,437
|
3rd |
 Abel Meijberg |
€61,560 |
$73,348
|
4th |
Christian Grundtvig |
€47,880 |
$57,048
|
5th |
Ingemar Backman |
€41,040 |
$48,899
|
6th |
Peter Muhlbek |
€34,200 |
$40,749
|
7th |
Torstein Iversen |
€27,360 |
$32,599
|
8th |
Edgar Skjervold |
€20,520 |
$24,449
|
- Casino: Merrion Casino Club, Dublin, Ireland[14]
- Buy-in: €4,000+200 (~$5,068)
- 4-Day Event: Thursday, October 27, 2005 to Sunday, October 30, 2005[15]
- 2-Day Main Event: Saturday, October 29, 2005 to Sunday, October 30, 2005
- Number of buy-ins: 248
- Total Prize Pool: €992,000(~$1,197,041)
- Number of Payouts: 27
- Winning Hand:
- Board:
- Losing Hand:
- Official Results: The Hendom Mob
- Video:
YouTube: EPT Dublin Season 2 (The Irish Winter Festival of Poker 2005) - Final table (1h10m38s)
| Place | Name | Original Prize | Prize (U$D) |
|---|---|---|---|
1st |
Mats Gavatin[16] |
€317,000 |
$382,522
|
2nd |
Henrik Olander |
€174,500 |
$210,568
|
3rd |
David Pomroy |
€89,300 |
$107,758
|
4th |
Joe Rafferty |
€69,500 |
$83,865
|
5th |
Peter Haslam |
€59,500 |
$71,798
|
6th |
Jim Reid |
€49,600 |
$59,852
|
7th |
Michael Greco |
€39,800 |
$48,026
|
8th |
Michael O'Sullivan |
€29,800 |
$35,960
|
EPT Copenhagen Scandinavian Open
[edit]- Casino: Casino Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark[17]
- Buy-in: DKr.30,000 (~€4,020) (~$4,867)
- 5-Day Event: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 to Sunday, January 22, 2006[18]
- 4-Day Main Event: Thursday, January 19, 2006 to Sunday, January 22, 2006
- Number of buy-ins: 288
- Total Prize Pool: DKr.7,932,624 (~€1,062,972) (~$1,287,135)
- Number of Payouts: 27
- Winning Hand:
- Board:
- Losing Hand:
- Official Results: The Hendom Mob
- Videos:
| Place | Name | Original Prize | Prize (€uro) | Prize (U$D) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1st |
Mads Andersen[19][20] |
DKr.2,548,040 |
€341,437 |
$413,442
|
2nd |
Edgar Skjervold |
DKr.1,401,422 |
€187,790 |
$227,393
|
3rd |
Marcus Naalden |
DKr.716,636 |
€96,029 |
$116,280
|
4th |
Phillip Hilm |
DKr.557,384 |
€74,689 |
$90,440
|
5th |
Markus Gonsalves |
DKr.447,757 |
€60,000 |
$72,652
|
6th |
Anina Gundesen |
DKr.398,131 |
€53,349 |
$64,600
|
7th |
Shek Chi Hung |
DKr.318,505 |
€42,680 |
$51,680
|
8th |
Johan Berqvist |
DKr.238,879 |
€32,010 |
$38,760
|
- Casino: Casino Barrière de Deauville, Deauville, France[21]
- Buy-in: €4,000 (~$4,789)
- 5-Day Event: Tuesday, February 7, 2006 to Saturday, February 11, 2006[22]
- 4-Day Main Event: Wednesday, February 8, 2006 to Saturday, February 11, 2006
- Number of buy-ins: 434
- Total Prize Pool: €1,610,300 (~$1,928,038)
- Number of Payouts: 40
- Winning Hand:
- Board:
- Losing Hand:
- Official Results: The Hendom Mob
- Videos:
| Place | Name | Original Prize | Prize (U$D) |
|---|---|---|---|
1st |
Mats Iremark[23] |
€490,000 |
$586,686
|
2nd |
Mark Boudewijn |
€259,000 |
$310,105
|
3rd |
Kirill Gerasimov |
€155,000 |
$185,584
|
4th |
Theo Jørgensen |
€118,300 |
$141,643
|
5th |
Ram Vaswani |
€97,700 |
$116,978
|
6th |
Patrick Martenson |
€76,800 |
$91,954
|
7th |
 Isabelle Mercier |
€60,800 |
$72,797
|
8th |
Stuart Nash |
€43,500 |
$52,083
|
EPT Monte Carlo Grand Final
[edit]- Casino: Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort, Monte Carlo, Monaco[25]
- Buy-in: €10,000 (€9,600+€400) (~$12,045)
- 6-Day Event: Monday, March 6, 2006 to Saturday, March 11, 2006[26]
- 5-Day Main Event: Tuesday, March 7, 2006 to Saturday, March 11, 2006
- Number of buy-ins: 298
- Total Prize Pool: €2,801,200 (~$3,374,005)
- Number of Payouts: 27
- Winning Hand:
- Board:
- Losing Hand:
- Official Results: The Hendom Mob
- Videos:
| Place | Name | Original Prize | Prize (U$D) |
|---|---|---|---|
1st |
Jeff Williams[27] |
€900,000 |
$1,084,036
|
2nd |
Arshad Hussain |
€492,000 |
$592,606
|
3rd |
Aleksander Strandli |
€251,000 |
$302,325
|
4th |
Marc Karam |
€195,000 |
$234,874
|
5th |
Thierry Cazals |
€168,000 |
$202,353
|
6th |
Ross Boatman |
€140,000 |
$168,627
|
7th |
Marcel Lüske |
€112,000 |
$134,902
|
8th |
Fraser Dunphy |
€84,000 |
$101,176
|
External links
[edit]References
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