Arian.
The tournament circuit entrant bottom has to fall out eventually, right?
Well, it didn’t happen at the 2011 EPT Barcelona Main Event.
Last year’s event pulled in 758, creating a first place prize of €825,000. This year’s post-4/15 tournament brought in 811 and generated a first place prize of €850,000.
Martin Schleich of Germany took it down. This is Schleich’s first major live score (previous cashes here). He defeated Dragan Kostic* (€532,000) heads-up up for the title.
Continuing his sick two-ish year run was Eugene Katchalov with €315,000. All Katchalov does is make final tables…
Saar Wilf finished sixth (€145,000) and Isabel Baltazar, a woman, finished eight (€73,000).
Get full tournament results here.
* Not a real Dragan.
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I love that I know exactly what the asterisked footnote is going to say, but I have to scroll down to see it anyway.
I think you might have meant “Aryan”.
Arian – “One who is born under the sign of Aries.”
Aryan – “The Aryan race is a concept historically influential in Western culture in the period of the late 19th century and early 20th century. It derives from the idea that the original speakers of the Indo-European languages and their descendants up to the present day constitute a distinctive race or subrace of the larger Caucasian race.”