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2026 WSOP Europe

Mar 31 2026 - Apr 12 2026King's Casino / Hilton Prague
Czechia
Prague, Czechia
Event#2

#2: €3,300 Mixed PLO / PLO8 / Big O

Start Date

Mar 31 11:00 AM

Buy-in

€3,300

ITM

Top 28 players

End Date

Apr 01 09:02 PM

Entries

181

Prize

€521,280

Avatar Image
Country Code - DE

Winner

Frank Koopmann

€123,879

Apr 01 2026 10:38 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
Frank Koopmann Wins Event #2: €3,300 Mixed PLO/PLO 8/ Big O (€123,879)
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@Frank Koopmann has just become the newest WSOP Europe champion here in Prague, defeating a field of 181 players to earn €123,879 and his first Gold Bracelet.

After two grueling days of play, Koopmann eventually defeated legend @Shaun Deeb heads-up when he made quads against Deeb's flush. Deeb took home €81,784 for his second-place finish.

Stay tuned to the WSOP+ app as the action continues throughout the week.

Apr 01 2026 10:13 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
PLO8
Shaun Deeb Eliminated in 2nd Place (€81,784)
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@Frank Koopmann opened 120,000 and @Shaun Deeb three-bet 360,000. Koopman made the call.

When the
10
4
2
flop hit the felt, Deeb continued for 200,000. Koopmann raised to 550,000 and Deeb matched it.

The
4
fell on the turn, and Deeb check-called a bet of 850,000.

The board completed with the
K
on the river, and Deeb checked once again. Koopmann announced all-in and Deeb called off his stack of about 900,000.

Koopmann tabled
A
4
3
4
for quad fours. Deeb tossed his hand in disbelief as his
K
Q
A
3
landed on the table.
Apr 01 2026 09:55 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
PLO
Zerjav Eliminated in 3rd Place

All of the chips went in the middle before the flop and @Blaz Zerjav was at risk for about 600,000 against @Frank Koopmann.

Zerjav:
A
Q
J
10

Koopmann:
K
K
7
3


The board ran out
K
8
3
7
K
, giving Koopman quad kings to eliminate Zerjav in 3rd Place for €55,518.

#2: €3,300 Mixed PLO / PLO8 / Big O - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2814:06
30,00060,000 (60,000)
  • Blaz Zerjav
    0
    -3,010,000
  • Frank Koopmann
    4,500,000
    1,520,000
  • Shaun Deeb
    2,550,000
    1,300,000
Apr 01 2026 09:46 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
PLO
Deeb Gets Paid

@Shaun Deeb opened on the button and @Blaz Zerjav defended the big blind.

The dealer fanned a flop of
A
10
9
and Zerjav check-called a bet of 150,000.

The
2
turn was checked through and the
J
completed the board on the river.

Zerjav checked once more and Deeb fired 525,000. Zerjav tanked for a couple of minutes and made the call.

Deeb quickly rolled
8
7
6
9
for a flush and Zerjav mucked his hand.

Shaun Deeb - 3,200,000
Blaz Zerjav - 980,000
Frank Koopmann - 3,000,000

Apr 01 2026 09:24 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
Plo8
Koopmann Takes the Chip Lead
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@Frank Koopmann opened on the button and only @Blaz Zerjav called.

When the
J
7
5
flop hit the felt, Zerjav check-called a bet of 225,000.

The
K
fell on the turn and Zerjav checked once again. Koopmann continued with aggression, dropping 450,000 across the line. That was enough to earn pot, as Zerjav mucked his hand.
#2: €3,300 Mixed PLO / PLO8 / Big O - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2706:31
25,00050,000 (50,000)
  • Frank Koopmann
    3,200,000
    220,000
  • Shaun Deeb
    2,000,000
    750,000
  • Blaz Zerjav
    2,000,000
    -1,010,000
Apr 01 2026 08:54 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
Current Chip Counts
#2: €3,300 Mixed PLO / PLO8 / Big O - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2733:39
25,00050,000 (50,000)
  • Blaz Zerjav
    3,010,000
    0
  • Frank Koopmann
    2,980,000
    0
  • Shaun Deeb
    1,250,000
    0
Apr 01 2026 08:49 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
Big O
Simeon Tsonev Eliminated in 4th Place

@Simeon Tsonev was all-in on the
Q
9
6
flop against @Frank Koopmann and both hands were tabled.

Tsonev:
A
K
J
8
3

Koopmann:
K
Q
J
6
2


The
2
turn and
Q
river were no help for Tsonev as he exited the tournament in 4th Place for €38,779.
#2: €3,300 Mixed PLO / PLO8 / Big O - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2739:47
25,00050,000 (50,000)
  • Frank Koopmann
    2,980,000
    0
  • Simeon Tsonev
    0
    -690,000
Apr 01 2026 08:42 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
Rishi Amin Eliminated in 5th Place

Both @Frank Koopmann and @Rishi Amin (Rishi Amin) put 350,000 in before the dealer fanned a flop of
A
J
4
. Koopman moved all-in and Amin called off his remaining stack of about 420,000.

Amin:
A
Q
Q
5
2

Koopman:
A
K
Q
3


The board completed with the
9
on the turn, and the
J
on the river.

Amin took home €27,894 for his 5th Place finish.
Apr 01 2026 08:35 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
Big O
Dario Sammartino Eliminated in 6th place.
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@Dario Sammartino was seen all-in on the flop of
6
6
2
against @Blaz Zerjav.

Sammartino:
A
Q
7
5
3

Zerjav:
A
K
Q
8
8


The
9
turn and
K
river were no help for Sammartino as he headed to the payout desk in 6th place for €20,682.
#2: €3,300 Mixed PLO / PLO8 / Big O - Final Day
Blinds Lv 261
20,00040,000 (40,000)
  • Dario Sammartino
    0
    -1,040,000
  • Blaz Zerjav
    2,750,000
    1,190,000
Apr 01 2026 08:06 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
PLO8
Dimitrios Michalidis Eliminated in 7th Place
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@Dimitrios Michailidis was all-in for his last 175,000 before the flop and @Frank Koopmann was looking for the knockout.

Michailidis:
A
10
6
2

Koopmann:
A
J
8
3


The
9
7
4
10
K
runout gave Koopman a straight, eliminating Michalidis in 7th Place for €15,820.

Frank Koopmann, 1,100,000
Apr 01 2026 07:59 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
PLO8
Zerjav Puts Pressure on Sammartino
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Three players put 65,000 in before the
Q
10
7
flop hit the felt, @Blaz Zerjav check-raised a bet of 70,000 from @Dario Sammartino to 270,000. @Rishi Amin (Rishi Amin) folded and Sammartino made the call.

The
10
paired the board on the turn, and Zerjav continued for 150,000. Sammartino took about thirty seconds before sigh-folding.
#2: €3,300 Mixed PLO / PLO8 / Big O - Final Day
Blinds Lv 2633:31
20,00040,000 (40,000)
  • Blaz Zerjav
    2,350,000
    790,000
  • Dario Sammartino
    825,000
    -215,000
Apr 01 2026 07:35 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
Action resumes in Event #2 with seven players remaining. The players have been moved to the stage, with blinds at 15,000/30,000/30,000.
Apr 01 2026 06:45 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
Updated Counts at the Break.
#2: €3,300 Mixed PLO / PLO8 / Big O - Final Day
Blinds Lv 241
15,00025,000 (25,000)
  • Shaun Deeb
    1,695,000
    0
  • Blaz Zerjav
    1,560,000
    0
  • Dario Sammartino
    1,040,000
    0
  • Frank Koopmann
    950,000
    0
  • NoDiscounts
    855,000
    0
  • Simeon Tsonev
    690,000
    0
  • Dimitrios Michailidis
    450,000
    0
Apr 01 2026 06:37 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
Dinner Break
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The seven players remaining have been sent on a 60-minute dinner break.
Apr 01 2026 06:35 PM
#Europe#2-MixedPLO
PLO
Scott Bohlman Eliminated in 8th Place
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All of the chips went in the middle before flop and @Scott Bohlman was at risk for about 400,000 against @Dario Sammartino.

Bohlman:
K
K
8
7

Sammartino:
A
A
5
2


The
A
J
7
K
Q
runout gave both players a set, sending Bohlman to the payout desk in 8th Place for €12,498.


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