Winner of Notorious 2010 EPT Berlin Leads at Prague Poker Tournament
There were 23 poker players remaining at this year’s EPT Prague event after Day 3. Kevin MacPhee of the US led with the most number of chips: 2096000. There were 563 players originally entered in the event.
MacPhee is fairly prominent on the live poker circuit, having won nearly $2 million to date. Much of that money was won this past March at the PokerStars.com EPT Berlin - Season 6: EPT No Limit Hold'em (Up) Championship.
Little did MacPhee know at the time he would be winning the world’s most recognized poker tournament of the year. That’s because the EPT Berlin event received worldwide media attention following a brazen daytime robbery during its final hours. MacPhee would later appear on several talk shows discussing the crime that unfolded. The suspects were later apprehended.
All of your 2010 EPT Prague survivors after Day 3 appear below:
Player Country Status Chip Count
Kevin MacPhee USA 2096000
Jan Bendik Slovakia 1846000
Peter Skripka Russia 1216000
Salvatore Bonavena Italy 1166000
Marco Leonzio Italy 1064000
Nikolay Losev Russia 971000
Denis Kipnis Russia 912000
Manuel Bevand France 849000
Marcin Horecki Poland 739000
Richard Toth Hungary 680000
Jean Sami Souleiman Lebanon 670000
Roberto Nulli Italy 605000
Haykel Cherif Vidal Spain 572000
Rob Hollink Netherlands 529000
Sergio Rodriguez Sanchez Spain 513000
Roberto Romanello UK 512000
Ion Pavel Romania 477000
Emilliano Bono Italy 371000
Ludovic Marguerat Switzerland 335000
Andrea Ferrari Italy 303000
Melanie Weisner USA 260000
Zoltan Szabo Hungary 253000
Josh Prager USA 141000
- Ace King, Gambling911.com
