EPT11 London Main Event Final Table LIVE

Gambling911.com has your EPT11 London Main Event Final Table live streaming this Saturday.

The Final Table player profiles appear below.  This event will conclude on Saturday October 18, 2014. 

There were 675 entries in total creating a £2,619,000 prize pool. The winner will get £499,700 with 95 players paid. As well as their cash prize and trophy, the new EPT London champion will also receive a stunning “Black and Steel” watch from luxury Swiss brand SLYDE, the Official Watch Sponsor for EPT Season 11 Main Events and High Rollers.

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Seat 1: Jonathan Bensadoun, 38, France - 2,340,000 
Jonathan Bensadoun is a relative newcomer to the EPT circuit. He has no live cashes of note before 2013, but those he does have are pretty impressive - sixth place in the £2k Six Max side event at last season’s EPT London, and fourth place in the €5k Turbo at last season’s EPT Grand Final for €17,500.

Seat 2: Jake Cody, 26, UK - Team PokerStars Pro - 2,156,000 
Team PokerStars Pro Jake Cody boasts lifetime live tournament winnings of more than $3m. His biggest result to date is still the €847,000 EPT Deauville victory which propelled him into the spotlight back in Season 6. Cody then went on to win WPT London in May the same year and a WSOP bracelet the following summer (the $25k Heads-Up Championship) to give him the coveted Triple Crown. He finished fifth at the EPT9 Grand Final and also has a string of great online results including winning the $2,100 NL SCOOP title in 2011 for $234,738.

Seat 3: Kevin MacPhee, 34, USA - PokerStars qualifier - 2,430,000 
With almost $3 million in live tournament cashes, poker powerhouse Kevin MacPhee needs no introduction. He has been a permanent fixture on the EPT circuit since winning the first EPT Berlin in Season 6 for a cool €1 million. His other achievements have included several WSOP final tables, eighth place at EPT8 Sanremo, bubbling the final table at EPT7 Prague and winning the EPT8 Deauville Six Max High Roller event. He won his seat to EPT London in a £320 NLHE Deep Hyper-Turbo qualifier at the end of September.

Seat 4: Artur Koren, 26, Germany - PokerStars qualifier - 2,420,000 
A German national currently residing in Vienna, Austria, Artur Koren is a regular on the EPT circuit and the possessor of some excellent results, including a €38,590 score for winning the €2k Six Max at EPT Vienna and third place for €56,850 in the €1k side event at EPT Barcelona. He has over $350,000 in lifetime live tournament cashes. He won his seat on PokerStars.fr.

Seat 5: Kevin Killeen, 24, Ireland - 2,470,000 
Kevin Killeen was catapulted to European poker fame when he took down UKIPT Dublin earlier this year for €87,700. He had previously mostly played online as a mid to high stakes tournament specialist – among his biggest cashes was $33,000 in the Sunday Second Chance on PokerStars. Killeen is mostly resident in Dublin, although he spent some time in Mexico following his UKIPT win and hopes to return there in the near future.

Seat 6: Pablo Gordillo, 21, Spain - PokerStars player - 975,000 
Spanish player Pablo Gordillo is best known for his fourth place finish at EPT Vienna where he picked up a hefty €262,150. More recently the young player has been making a bit of a splash online - one glorious night on PokerStars, he managed to win no fewer than three tournaments. He also came third in a €200 NL side event at Estrellas Madrid in January for € 2,421, and cashed for €12,000 in a Sunday Especial on PokerStars.es.

Seat 7: Sebastian Pauli, 25, Germany - PokerStars player - 6,130,000 
The 25-year-old from Dortmund won the €1k NL Turbo Bounty at EPT Barcelona in August for €39,905. Pauli, who also finished fourth in the $2,500 Razz event at the World Series last year, has more than $230k in lifetime tournament winnings.

Seat 8: Jakub Mroczek, 23, Poland - live satellite winner - 1,325,000 
23-year-old Polish player Mroczek is an EPT regular whose best result to date was winning a €1k side event at EPT Barcelona last season. He also won a €200 turbo event at this season’s EPT Sanremo and finished second in a €200 rebuy event at the same festival. Mroczek won his seat to EPT London in a live satellite, and was the chip leader going into Day 4.
- Ace King, Gambling911.com