The Final Table of the Everest Poker ONE Main Event is set

We are down to nine players and the final table for tomorrow is set. These are the chipcounts for tomorrow:

Alexander Debus (DE) : 1.607.000
Marc Sanders (DE) : 1.414.000
Julien Kabitzke (DE) : 1.207.000
Xavier Carruggi (FR) : 661.000
Joel Dodds (Aus) : 580.000
Manuel Bevand (FR) : 372.000
Adrian Aston (UK) : 340.000
Julien Pouchain (FR) : 280.000
Alessio Isaia (IT) : 195.000

Payout

01. Eur 300,000
02. Eur 170,000
03. Eur 112,000
04. Eur 90,000
05. Eur 75,000
06. Eur 58,000
07. Eur 47,500
08. Eur 37,000
09. Eur 26,350
10. Germain Gillard (FR) - Eur 16,000
11. Rebecca Mordoff (FR)- Eur 16,000
12. Nicolas Poloniato (FR) - Eur 16,000
13. Marc Inizan (FR) - Eur 14,000
14. Brice Boudouin (FR) Eur 14,000
15. Maria Maceiras (ES) - Eur 14,00016.
16. Kenny Hallaert (BE) - Eur 12,000
17. Tomer Berda (Israel) - Eur 12,000
18. Henrik Gwinees (Denmark) - Eur 12,000
19. Imad Derwiche (FR) - Eur 10,000
20. Vojtech Ruzicka (CZ) - Eur 10,000
21. Jani Sointula (Finland) - Eur 10,000

High Roller Event Update

23:15

There are 13 players remaining in the high roller event with a buy-in of Eur 10,000.
The prize pool adds up to Eur 164,900.

Blinds are 300 - 600
Ante 75

The Average chip stack is 39K and here are some chipcounts:

Tobias Reinkemeier (DE) - 48K
Steven van Zadelhoff (NL), Team Everest - 40K
Benjamin Spindler (DE) - 40K
Fabrice Soulier (FR), Team Everest - 20K
Sammy Kelopouros - 107K
David Sonelin (SE) - 120K

Maria finishes the Everest Poker ONE main event at rank 15

Maria Maceiras first lost a big pot. She was holding AQ and her opponent A9 and he hit a 9 on the board.

Then she shoves all-in with 44 and is called by a player with Jacks.

Maria finishes 15th and receives Eur 14,000! Bravo Maria!

We will continue to play today until we have our 9-handed final table.

The Bubble just popped

The Bubble just and all remaining players ate ITM, and so is Maria Maceiras our spanish Team Everest pro.

And this is how it happened:
A short stach in seat 5 jams all-in pre-flop, seat 7 calls and the girl in seat 1 re-shoves. Fold from the caller - two players in the hand.

The girl in seat 1 shows KK ,the guy in seat 5 has 99.

Flop 772 | Turn 5 | River Q

The girl takes the chips and the guy the bubble position.

Steven doubles in the highroller event

Steven doubles in the high roller event (10K EUR buy-in) is now back to 30 K which was the starting stack.

Steven pushed preflop all in with JJ and Tobias Reinkemeier (Germany) called (after taking a long think) with A10.

Dinner break at the Everest Poker ONE Main Event

The 23 remaining players are having dinner right now before they get back to the tables to fight for the paid ranks.

We will go on in level 17 with an ante of 500, and blinds 4,000 - 8,000.

Two more players will have to leave Monaco without taking home a share of the prize pool which is in total 1,071,850

The average chip stack is currently ca. 285K.

Leo gets eliminated from the tournament

Our French Team Everest player is very unhappy with his last move. He is saying himself that he made a big mistake which ended the tournament for him.

Leo wanted to steal from Small Blind position and lets himself get involved in duel with the chipleader. In the end Leo shows KJ vs AK from the chipleader and that's it for our leoledingo.

19:30 Updates vom The ONE main event

Der deutsche Onlinequalifikant Lars Bollhagen fliegt.

Lars war schon short mit nur 10 BB. Die letzten zwei Minuten von Level 15 laufen und er bekommt AK auf die Hand - ein guter Moment, noch vor der naechsten Blinderhoehung in Aktion zu treten. Ein Spieler erhoeht prefloep, Lars re-raised all-in, der andere callt mit JJ.
Das Board bringt keine Veraenderung und Lars beendet the ONE auf Platz 33 - grossartige Leistung!

Marc Sander doppelt auf!
Der Deutsche Marc Sander hat 68suited. Mit T46 6 4 auf dem Board pusht er all-in und erhaellt einen Call. Nachdem Marc seine Karten umgedreht hat, muckt der andere.

Marc hatte schon vorher einen guten Stack von 221K, nun ist dieser doppelt so gross.

Updates 18:30

German online qualifier Lars Bollhagen gets kicked out.

Lars was short with 10 BB and we were in the last minutes of Level 15. With AK it was a good moment for him to act before the next blind level.
A player raises and Lars shoves, the other one calls with JJ.
The board does not change anything and Lars has to open his seat at 33th place - very well played Lars!

Marc Sander doubles up!
Marc from Germany has 68suited with T46 6 4 on the board he pushes all-in and receives a call. After turning his cards the other player mugs.

Marc already had a strong stack of 221K, which is now doubled.

Maria doubles up!

We are in Level 15
Blinds 2500-5000
Ante 500

37 players left
average stack is 137K

French Everest Poker online qualifier Julien Pouchain opens with 10.1K, 1 guy calls, Maria pushes all-in for 82.5K. Thorsten Schaefer from Germany reshoves with just a little more chips than Maria. The other players fold.

Maria shows 55
Thorsten shows AK

The board comes with 669 5 7

Full house for Maria and she's back in the game with 165K which is just a bit below average.

Thorsten Schaefer was so short that he busted in the next Hand.

We have also checked on Leo Truche and he lost a little but is still doing good with 200K.

Weitere Chipstaende:
• Nicolas Poloniato (FR): 292k
• Germain Gillard (FR): 60k
• Lars Bollhagen (DE): 75k
• Julien Pouchain (FR): 400k
• Kenny Hallaert (BE): 140k
• Thomas Dubois (FR): 151k

Leo and Maria - the last Team Everest in the ONE main event

Leo Truche from France and Maria Maceiras from Spain are the last remaining players from Team Everest that are still in the main event. While Leo is sitting on a pretty big stack, Maria is living on the edge. Let's keep our fingers crossed for both of them!!!

Pay-out Structure of the Everest Poker ONE Main Event

221 entering players add up to a total prize pool of Eur 1,071,850.
21 places are paid and this is the structure:

1.300,000
2. 170,000
3. 112,000
4. 90,000
5. 75,000
6. 58,000
7. 47,500
8. 37,000
9. 26,350
10. 16,000
11. 16,000
12. 16,000
13. 14,000
14. 14,000
15. 14,000
16. 12,000
17. 12,000
18. 12,000
19. 10,000
20. 10,000
21. 10,000

Updates from Monte Carlo 5pm

Split pot at Maria's table in the Main Event
One player raises, call, reraise, third player goes all-in with less chips than the reraise.
Initial raiser folds, the caller goes all-in too and the reraiser folds.
So we have two players all-in - Antonio Milao from Portugal and Thorsten Schaefer from Germany. They both have AK - split pot.

Koen de Bakker in the side event
Roller coaster Koen lost almost everything with AT vs AQ - with ATQ on the board.

Koen has 7 BB left UTG and pushes all-in with AKo. BB calls with J9.... Koen doubles.

Next hand, Koen is holding 62 in the BB. There's no action and he gets to see the flop for free. Small blind calls with 4J. The flop comes with 356. Koen goes all-in, Small Blind calls with open ended straight draw. Turn and river blank and now Koen is back up to 30K.

Pictures of the ONE Welcome Party

Level 13 is going to start after the next 15 min break

Level 13 will be with blinds 1500 - 3000 and an ante of 300
Currently (3 last minutes of level 12) there are still 56 players in the tournament.

Here are some chipcounts from the German remaining players
Thorsten Schaefer 112K
Alexander Debus 120K
Tim Kahlmeyer 60K
Marc Sander 170K

Leo Truche our French Team Everest player is doing very well and has gathered 250K chips while the average is ca. 118K right now.

Floor statistics

Level 12
Ante 200
Blinds 1200 - 1400

-> 57 players remaining in the tournament
-> 3 of them are women
-> 1.5 who dyed their hair blond

-> 10 with head phones
-> 13 with sunglasses

Maria lost half of her stack

Maria tried to pull a bluff which did not work out. She lost half of her stack and is now down to 70K.

Isabelle Mercier busto

...im ersten Level des Tages. Sie hatte AK vs 33 und keine Rettung vom Board.

Day 2 Seating for the Everest Poker ONE main event

It is almost 1pm in Monte Carlo and we are getting ready for day 2 the Everest Poker ONE main event in the Salle des Palmiers.

Yesterday was a exciting day. 221 players have entered the event 5,300 and many very good and experienced players did not survive day 1. Only two players from Team Everest made it to day 2 - our beautiful Maria Maceiras from Spain and Leo Truche from France.

You can find chipcounts and seat assignments just below. Stay tuned and follow the action live from Monte Carlo!