Mpn Poker Tour Tallinn 2019

2019 MPN Poker Tour - Tallinn - €550 No-Limit Hold'em - Poker tournament results, including winners and their payouts and winnings.

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The first MPN Poker Tour of 2019 sees a return to the Estonian capital city of Tallinn and you could be jetting off there to play in the €200,000 guaranteed MPN Poker Tour Tallinn Main Event.

1. Come and join us at the first MPN Poker Tour festival of 2019 will see a return to Tallinn from 24-27 January and offer players a MPNPT Tallinn January 24th - 27th 2019 - MPN – Microgaming Poker Network - Two Plus Two Poker Forums.
2. Professional poker player Luke Martin, 30, has bested a total field of 562 to take home the 2019 MPNPT Tallinn Main Event trophy and €49,000 first prize. MPN poker tour Tallinn final table.
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4. Luke Martin Wins MPN Poker Tour Tallinn for €49000 Chng Tze Yee Uncategorized January 28, 2019 1 Minute Professional poker player Luke Martin, 30, has bested a total field of 562 to take home the 2019 MPNPT Tallinn Main Event trophy and €49,000 first.

Keep your diaries free for Jan. 24-27 because these are the dates MPN Poker Tour Tallinn takes place. Held at the Hilton Tallinn Park Hotel, this €550 buy-in Main Event features a massive €200,000 guaranteed prize pool. You could be playing in the Main Event, and a €110 buy-in side event, if you manage to win yourself a €1,500 package online at RedKings.

Satellites start with buy-ins of only €0.55 and increase up to €200. There is a €55 buy-in satellite every Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. CET that awards a €550 MPN Poker Tour seat only. If you want to try and win a package, and you should because it is terrific value, you’ll need to enter either the €135 buy-in Monday package final at 8:00 p.m. CET or the €200 Sunday package final also at 8:00 p.m.

Each MPN Poker Tour package awards its winner:

• Entry to the €550 Main Event
• Entry to a €110 Side Event
• €540 worth of hotel and hospitality
• €300 towards travel expenses and spending money

You may bring someone with you if you win a package because the hotel is for two people.

Previous MPN Poker Tour Tallinn Champions

This will be the fourth time that the MPN Poker Tour has stopped in Tallinn. The Tallinn stop has grown in popularity each time it has run, so the 2019 edition could be the biggest yet.

Mikita Andreichykau was crowned the 2015 champion after outlasting a field of 148 entries. A four-way deal saw Andreichykau walk away with the trophy and €15,452.

In 2016, Ranno Sootla banked a cool €31,000 after topping a field of 338 players, while Keimo Suominen of Finland returned home €50,000 richer in 2017 after coming out on top of a field of 534 entries.

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Professional poker player Luke Martin, 30, has bested a total field of 562 to take home the 2019 MPNPT Tallinn Main Event trophy and €49,000 first prize, after a heads up deal with qualifier Paul Johnson.

Martin, originally from Bracknell, UK, but residing in Finland, saw off final table opposition including three previous MPNPT Main Event finalists, experienced amateurs and semi-professionals but his wealth of experience playing online saw him lose the chip lead on the final only once.

The Main Event, which ran from the 24th-27th January, awarded a total prize pool of €272,570, with 71 players paid.

Main Event Final Table Results

Main Event Final Day Recap

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Two tables of hopeful players returned for the Final Day at the Hilton Tallinn Park. While temperatures outside sank to -12°, the battle for the title heated up as the largest portions of the €272,570 prize pool was awarded. Although they were already guaranteed at least €2,150, only half the surviving players could fit around the live streamed final table.

Martin saw off final table opposition including three previous MPNPT Main Event finalists.

Players such as Betsson qualifiers Declan Rice and Johan Goslings along with Jack Hardcastle busted before the final table, the latter jumping on the live commentary for a stint analyzing his former competitors. It was qualifier Rikard Andersson who finished in tenth place, sending the rest of them to the final table.

The final table’s play began with a bust-out. Within minutes, the shortest-stacked of the nine finalists, Dutchman Maarten Wichgers, hit the rail collecting €4,220. This elimination boosted Luke Martin’s stack to over 4.3 million – a million clear of his nearest rival Jussi Mattila.

Eighth place (€6,000) went to Norwegian schoolteacher Jørn Inge Hvål, and seventh to Arunas Garunkstis (€8,500).

After a long period six-handed, during which local player Tiit Piller and Paul Johnson took over most of the action, Piller found himself on the rail in sixth for €11,000, followed by MPNPT Manchester finalist Cody Wagner (€14,500). Another player making his second MPNPT final table, Finnish constructor Jussi Mattila, had played with calm and focus, but couldn’t find a chop when he had his final chips in the middle with A-7 against the A-8 of Johnson – himself a finalist at MPNPT Morocco. He finished fourth for €21,500.

Johnson started the heads up with the chip lead but Martin pulled back and regained it, out-flopping his opponent in the last hand.

Serial online qualifier Peter Pihlstrōm finished in 3rd place, winning €29,000. He already has a seat locked up for MPNPT Prague in May.

This left Johnson and Martin heads up for the title, and they evened out the prize money (at least 10% must be played for along with the trophy.) Although Johnson started the heads up with the chip lead, Martin pulled back and regained it, finally out-flopping his opponent and betting all three streets, amassing the rest of the tournament’s chips. Johnson, a financial advisor from Edinburgh, put in a good showing for his virtual rail on the Krackedkings forum, with whom he regularly travels to live events.

Martin had only to collect his hefty MPNPT Trophy and €49,000, which will be returning with him to Finland. Although he mainly plays cash games online, his foray into the arena of the MPNPT has been a profitable one, which he said he had enjoyed throughout.

Side Event News

No fewer than four side events concluded overnight. The €1,300 High Roller was won by Ottomar Ladva for €13,466 ($15,362.) The €220 MPNPT Omaha 6 Max Cup attracted 58 entries and paid out a total of €11,600, with winner David Docherty picking up €3,362 ($3,835). Docherty, more regularly winning at poker online, posed with friends for his winner picture, saying to the blog team, “Look! I won a live event.”

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The two-day Hendon Mob Championship was well-received in Tallinn, with 262 entries generating a prize pool of €50,828. A total of 35 places were paid. Eventual champion Robert Bostocks took home €9,458 ($10,789) after making a deal heads up with Estonian player Kristi Kirs; she won €9,000 ($10,267).

Next up on the MPN poker tour, a decidedly less wintry Prague, May 2-5. Full details can be found on mpn.poker.

Mpn Poker Tour Tallinn 2019 Results

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