Some words from the final table players at the ONE

Julian Kabitzke, Germany

Marc Sander, Germany

Adrian Aston, UK

Julian Kabitzke is the Everest Poker ONE Champion 2011

It's 20:30 in Monte Carlo and the blinds are 25,000 - 50,000 for our two last main event players who are both from Germany

Julian Kabitzke with QQ and Alexander Debus with T7 go all-in on the flop which is T-8-3
Turn is 4
River is 9

Julian is the Everest Poker ONE Champion 2011 and receives the Eur 300,000 cheque.
Runner-up Alexander wins Eur 170,000.

The Australian busts and the heads-up will be between the Germans

German Julian Kabitzke raises to 80K, Australian Joel Dodds goes all-in and and snap-call from Julian.

Julian shows AhQh and Joel turns over As8h

The board comes with 5c Qc Jc - Ks - 3h

Joel Dodds wins Eur 112,000 with the 3rd place. And we have two Germans left fighting for the title of the Monte Carlo Champion 2011.

Chipcounts before the heads-up

Julian Kabitzke: 2,376,000

Alexander Debus: 4,260,000

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Alexander Debus kicks out Alessio Isaia

Italian Alessio Isaia finishes 4th for Eur 90,000 at the Everest Poker ONE main event.

Alessio has 7T and Alexander A9, on the board Q92 8 7

Xavier Carruggi finishes 5th

Both go all-in on the 398 rainbow.
Chipleader Alexander Debus from Germany has A9 and Xavier has QQ.

The Turn is a 9
Der River is an Ace and gives a full house to Alexander.

Xavier receives Eur 75,000.

Julien Pouchain gets eliminated with a hit on the river card

It's Joel Dodds from Australia vs our Everest Poker online qualifier Julien Pouchain from France. They go all-in preflop, Julien has QQ, Joel holds AJclubs.

Flop 5h3h2d
Turn 6h
River Ah

The ace on the river marks the end for Julien. He finishes 6th with Eur 58,000.

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Adrian Aston out

Level 22
Ante 2,000
Blinds 12,000 - 24,000
Ave 1.1 Million

Adrian raises to 55K, 3bet from the small blind and then Adiran shoves all-in.
Adrian has 7d7s vs 9d9c of his opponent.
The board comes with 5s6c7d 9d2s

Adrian Aston finishes 7th for Eur 47,500.

Fabrice Soulier celebrates his birthday at the Everest Poker ONE!

Joel Dodds doubles

16:15

Alessio Isaia from Italy vs the Australian Joel Dodds

Alessio has AJ and even hits the Jack on the board but Joel holds the Aces.

Main Event Final Table: Two players out

First French Manuel Bevand and shortly after German Marc Sander gets eliminated from the main event.

Wins:
08. Marc Sander - Eur 37,000

09. Manuel Bevand - Eur 26,350

German - German Duel:
Julian Kabitzke with QQ faces Marc Sander with AK and they go all-in preflop.

Julian is in the lead and the flop doesn't change anything. The Ace on the River puts Marc in the lead but the the Queen on the river gives the pot to Julian.
Marc finishes 8th and receives 37,000 Eur.

Julian Kabitzke

David Sonelin wins the High Roller event

David Sonelin from Sweden won the Eur 10,000 high roller event at the Everest Poker ONE Monte Carlo.

Preflop he raises from the button with 73 and is called by Salman Behany with A5.

The flop comes with 733 with a flush draw for both players/

Salman check-raises and David shoves all-in.

Although there's a 5 on the turn, the river doesn't save Salman and David wins the tournament.

Steven van Zadelhoff, our Dutch Team Everest players finished third and German Tobias Reinkemeier made 4th place.

Happy Easter in Monte Carlo

The ONE Final Table - First Break

The players go into the first break of the day. All nine finalists are still in the game, and here are their current chipcounts:

Seat 1: Julian Kabitzke (DE) 1,376,000
Seat 2: Xavier Carruggi (FR) 563,000
Seat 3: Alessio Isaia (IT) 430,000
Seat 4: Marc Sander (DE) 364,000
Seat 5: Alexander Debus (DE) 3,000,000
Seat 6: Joel Dodds (AUS) 275,000
Seat 7: Adrian Aston (UK) 254,000
Seat 8: Manuel Bevand (FR) 953,000
Seat 9: Julien Pouchain (FR) 665,000

HAPPY EASTER!!!

Lindt Easter bunnies for everyone... Yummy!

Getting ready for the Everes Poker ONE final table to start

We will continue in level 19 for 37 min.
With an Ante of 1,000
Blinds 6,000 - 12,000

Chipcounts:
Alexander Debus (DE) : 1.607.000
Marc Sander (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