WSOPC Event #11: €1,700 MAIN EVENT

Our coverage of the 2023 WSOP International Circuit €1,700 Main Event has concluded. You can watch the final table play out with hole cards exposed at any of the below channels.

Patrik Jaros has a commanding lead. Will the cash game specialist be able to parlay this into a WSOP gold ring? Watch to find out.

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Level 27: 40,000/80,000
Entries: 9/689

Stanislaw Miadzel lost most of his stack when he jammed his sixes into Giovanni Abbonizio's aces. He had two blinds left to spin up and jammed these in from the button. Both Abbonizio and Patrik Juros found a call.

The       board was checked down all the way. Miadzel turned over   . Abbonizio had a better hand with    connecting for a pair of tens. Juros had    and there will be a short break until the unofficial final table begins.

We will post the final table seat draw shortly along with the chip counts. After this, we will be reporting on delay as to not give away any final table spoilers.

Level 27: 40,000/80,000 (80,000)
Entries: 12/689

Patrik Jaros has been opening every hand with his monster stack for a min-raise and did the same here from under the gun. Kestutis Jungevicius three-bet to 450,000 from the button and Jaros called. Jaros jammed the     flop and Jungevicius called off his stack of around 1 million.

Kestutis Jungevicius:   
Patrik Jaros:   

"An eight is coming," Jaros said.

Jungevicius improved to two pair on the   turn. However, the   river improved Jungevicius to a straight and the remaining 12 players not only locked up a massive payout but also a WSOP Europe Main Event ticket.

Patrik Jaros - 12 million
Kestutis Jungevicius - 0

Level 26: 30,000/60,000 (60,000)
Entries: 15/689

Patrik Jaros opened for 120,000 from under the gun. Pierre Kauert called from one seat over before Kestutis Jungevicius called off his stack of 115,000. Dmitrijs Prohorovs also came along for the ride from the big blind.

The     flop was checked around. Prohorovs and Jaros both checked after the   turn paired the board. Kauert bet 175,000 and both Jaros and Prohorovs folded.

Kestutis Jungevicius:   
Pierre Kauert:   

Jungevicius was ahead at this point but Kauert had outs to a flush or a better pair. In addition, any six double-pairing the board would result in a chop. A blank   river completed the board and Jungevicius had some breathing room after winning the hand.

Kestutis Jungevicius - 650,000

Level 26: 30,000/60,000 (60,000)
Entries: 15/689

Philipp Krieger jammed from early position for about 750,000 and was called by the chip leader Patrik Jaros.

Phillip Krieger:   
Patrik Jaros:   

Krieger was ahead after the     flop and was still ahead on the   turn. However, the   river completed a flush for Jaros and Krieger was eliminated in 16th place.

Patrik Jaros - 8 million
Philipp Krieger - 0

Level 25: 25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries: 16/689

Simone Sintucci open-jammed for 615,000 from under the gun. Nisad Miratovic three-bet shoved the button for about twice as much and the rest of the table folded.

Simone Sintucci:   
Nisad Miratovic:   

Miratovic paired up his queen on the       board to win the flip and eliminate Sintucci in 17th place. There was a short break after the hand for the two-table redraw.

Nisad Miratovic - 2 million
Simone Sintucci - 0

The above players were eliminated for €7,657. The final 17 players got a nice pay jump and now are each guaranteed at least an €8,547 payout.

Level 25: 25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries: 18/689

Giovanni Nava fired out for 200,000 after the     flop. Klas Krueger jammed for 800,000 and Nava called.

Klas Krueger:   
Giovanni Nava:   

Nava held an overpair but it was Krueger that was ahead with two pair. Krueger doubled his stack after the   turn and   river completed the board.

Klas Krueger - 2.1 million
Giovanni Nava - 1.2 million