Spadepoker Tour Rozvadov (€400.000 GTD)
Event info
If you're one of our fans, you'll be well aware that in addition to the latest news and poker livestreams, we're also bringing you an international poker series. The Spadepoker Tour has been held in Bratislava and Liechtenstein in the past, and in 2024 it will add another location to its map - we'll be heading to Rozvadov together at the beginning of May!
The fifth edition of the Spadepoker Tour will take place from May 1st to May 5th, hosted by King's Casino Rozvadov - Europe's largest poker room! The festival, consisting of six tournaments, will attract especially the Main Event, which, with a buy-in of €500, carries a guarantee of €300,000!
Starting on Thursday, May 2, a total of five opening days await you, in which the €500 buy-in will be exchanged for a 40,000 starting stack. Comfortable 40-minute blinds will allow each player to fully display their poker knowledge, which should aim to survive the 13 levels and then advance to Sunday's Day 2. There, all advancing players will face off in a battle for a seat at the final table, which will reveal the name of the champion on Monday, May 6.
The festival will also feature a variety of side events, including the prestigious €50,000 High Roller. As is customary, the SPT champion will receive a unique handmade trophy in addition to a cash prize, and the top four players in this tournament will also receive a ticket to the WSOPE Main Event worth €10,350. You all can also look forward to a live stream that will take you through the second and final day of the Main Event. See you in person in Rozvadov?
Video LivereportThe winner of the Spade Poker Tour Main Event is Slovak player Matej Maceják after a great turn in heads up play! He takes home €47,000, a ticket to the WSOPE and a beautiful trophy. Congratulations!
Today's final table started with three tables, gradually formed a final table and after less than ten hours of play crowned a champion.
The final table turned out like this:
The Rozvadov edition of the Spade Poker Tour has come to an end and we have met the new winner. You were able to watch it with us both in the live report and on the livestream. For now, we bid you farewell and look forward to the next time. Good night!
Here it is folks!
The final heads up is over and we have announced the winner and runner up of the tournament.
In the last hand Matej Macejak opened, O.G. Pageka 3-bet, Maceják all in, O.G. Pageka called.
O.G. Pageka:
Matej Maceják:
Board:
Although he fell short of the win, he takes home a nice sum for second place. O.G. Pageka finished second in the tournament for €29,600 and a ticket to the WSOPE. Congratulations!
Heads up Turkish player O.G. Pageka with Slovak Matej Maceják you can watch on our live stream:
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Yann Lormel also goes all in against Slovak player Matej Maceják
Yann Lormel:
Matej Maceják:
Although Lormel's fans were asking for a straight, it didn't come in the end.
Board:
Yann Lormel finished in a nice third place in the tournament and took home €21,300 plus his ticket. The tournament moves into heads up play, where Matej Maceják and O.G. Pageka!
The executioner of the player nicknamed Pavel53 was Matej Maceják.
Pavel53 made it to the all in with the last million or so with on the hand.
Pavel53:
Matej Maceják:
Board:
Pavel53 finished 4th in the tournament for €16,900 plus a ticket to the WSOPE Main Event.
Staniukaitis found kings on his hand and opened, and Yann Yormel 3-bet against him with pocket sixes. Staniukaitis sent all in...
Nikodemas Staniukaitis:
Yann Yormel:
Yormel hit a set on Staniukaitis right on the flop , the turn gave hope for a split , but the river landed .
Nikodemas Staniukaitis finished fifth in the tournament for €13,250.
In 6th place for €10,400 in the tournament was a player nicknamed DG, who bet the river with a straight draw and O.G. Pageka turned all in, DG called.
DG:
O.G.. Page:
Board: Flop , turn , river
DG is finished in the tournament and O.G. Pageka increased his stack to 8.4m.
The following players are still battling it out to win a cool €47,000:
Clement Henry Cure sent all in with top pair on the flop and was called by O.G. Pageka, who held pocket aces on his hand.
Clement Henry Cure:
O.G. Page:
Board: flop , turn , river .
Clement Henry Cure finished 7th in the tournament for €7,800.
Michal Mrakeš sent in the last 460k, docalloval by Pavel53.
Michal Mrakeš:
Pavel53:
Board:
Michal Mrakeš finishes the SPT Main Event in 8th place for €5,525.
Petr Filip of the Czech Republic crashed very unpleasantly in his last hand of the tournament. He went heads up against a player nicknamed DG.
Petr Filip:
DG:
The flop came interesting for both players , Petr Filip bet 150k, DG with a hit pair called. Turn Interesting again, no action. River , DG check and of course Petr Filip went all in and the obvious call came from DG. The grimace on Petr Filip's face said it all, and Filip ends the tournament in 9th place for €4,420.
At one of the tables, the player in 10th place was eliminated, and that means one thing - we've learned the makeup of the final table!
Since the live stream is time-shifted, you'll have to wait a while for the showdown. Other news in our live report will be already aligned with the live stream.
We are only one elimination away from the final table. Julian Valentijn Gorsse left the tournament in 11th place for €3,650. The elimination of the player in 12th place occurred at the TV table, which you can watch with German commentary here and English commentary here.
The stream with Czech commentary will start from 19:00.
We are inexorably approaching the final table and in the meantime four players have finished in the tournament - Radek Částka in 16th place for €2,510, Maurizio Pisciotti in 15th place for €2,790 and Stefan Hulin in 13th place for €3,175. One player has been eliminated at the TV table, which you can watch on our live stream. The last 3 eliminations are missing the final table.
The following players are still in the tournament:
O.G. Page is on a constant rise and is currently up to 4,100,000 with an average of 1,405,000 ahead of him.
Will he maintain his dominance throughout the final table ?
In the tournament, we have seen multiple eliminations in a short amount of time, and after an hour and a half, the players merge into two tables for a 15-minute break.
Player Oren Rosen opened the game, Chip Leader O.G. Pageka grounded out, followed by an all in by Friedrich Paul Raez. O.G. Pageka Docallied and we go to the board.
Board:
Oren Rosen (340k all in):
O.G. Pageka:
Friedrich Paul Raez (350k all in):
O.G. Pageka raises the stack again and the players in the tournament both finish for €2,010 with Raez in 21st place and Oren Rosen in 22nd place.
On the final day, we moved on to level 23, which will last 60 minutes. All levels will now be hourly.
We've also already had two eliminations - one you'll be able to see on the TV table and the other seat open was heard by Raul Ioan Nesca, who finished 23rd in the tournament for €2,010.
You will be able to watch today's final day on our live stream:
Players resume play today in the suspended Level 22 with blinds of 15,000/30,000/30,000.
Today's payout structure:
12.- 13. 13.175€
14.- 15. 2.790€
16.- 17. 2.510€
18.- 20. 2.260€
21.- 23. 2.010€
24. 1.760€
Have a great Monday afternoon my friends, and welcome to our live report from the final day of the Spade Poker Tour Main Event!
In just a short while, 24 players who made it to the final table from the opening flights and through yesterday's Day 2 will sit down at the poker tables. The player nicknamed O.G. will start the final day with the largest stack . Pageka, who bagged up 2,505,000 in chips yesterday. Stefano Bertoldi enters today's final table as the shortstack with 280,000.
It's still a tough road to make the final table and we'll be following along with you. A lot will be at stake today, with the winner taking home a beautiful trophy and of course a cash prize of €47,000 (+ticket to WSOPE).
Here we go! The last Seat Open of the day was heard by Ukrainian player Artak Ohanian (26th for €1,760).
Today's Day 2 started with 129 players and after 8 levels of play, the last 24 finalists remained. The successful players will fight for a place on the final table and ultimately the victory today (Monday) from 14:00. They have packed the following stacks for the final day:
A full €47,000, a WSOPE ticket, a trophy and the championship title await the winner. You will be able to follow the exciting poker action of the Spade Poker Tour Main Event and the finale with us in our live report and on our live stream!
The tournament is down to the last 25 players, which means there is only one seat open until the end of Day 2.
As a reminder, you can also watch today's Day 2 and tomorrow's final table on our live stream:
The tournament is down to the last 26 players, unfortunately the last seat open went to Julo Legén (27th for €1,760). The following players left the tournament for €1,515:
The last 29 players remain in the tournament, and with an average of 775,172, O.G. is currently leading. Pageka with about 2.3m to go.
As we inexorably approach the final table, the atmosphere in the Poker Room is indicative of this. It's a big deal, the winner will take home €47,000 and a ticket to the WSOPE Main Event!
Jiri Stuchlik sent all in his last chips and was called by Raul Nesca.
Jiri Stuchlik:
Raul Nesca:
Board:
Jiri Stuchlik thus saved his tournament life and doubled his stack to around 500k with an average of 607,568
The last 40 players are battling it out to make it to Monday's final, which means we are 16 eliminations away from the end of Day 2.
The last 24 players will meet in the final day tomorrow at 14:00. Of course, you'll also be able to watch the final day on our live stream!
Matej Maceják really stirred up the waters after he got into a 3-way all in with Arnost Adamek and another player, and immediately after that he took the next prey.
The first time Matej was delighted to see his opponents' hands a found at .
Flop Adámek called with ace king on the hand, the turn and on the river suddenly, much to Maceyak's delight .
Kat Maceyak continued on, also taking out another player with ace-king in the next hand with aces.
After these hands, Matej Maceják has a monster stack of 1.6m in front of him with an average of 488,696.
You will be able to watch the last elimination before the ITM on our live stream.
In any case, it came just after Matej Michalek was left with less than a blind after the all in. He got to the all in when he hit a set of fours and was called by a player with a flush draw. The flush completed on the river and it looked like Michalek was going to be out of the money. The Czech player eventually finished in 62nd place for €1,095
On the bubble, Serhii Shelepin and and Clement Cure with .
The player's boards held and we continue hand-for-hand.
Here we go, with the last 63 players we are on the bubble and after the next elimination all remaining players will be on the payroll.
You can now watch one table of today's Day 2 on our Live Stream! For example, Czech pro Michal Mrakeš is sitting at the TV table .
Czech commentary:
German commentary:
Hungarian commentary:
We are in the third level of the day and we are down to the last 7 eliminations to reach the ITM.
After two levels on Day 2, Ngoc Chinh Nguyen leads the way with a stack of around 800k, the average before level 17 is 303,784.
We don't see the Czech player Patrik Zidek in the tournament anymore, we didn't see the method of dropping out.
The tournament is down to 77 players before the break, which means we are slowly approaching the bubble burst.
The player in last place will take home €1,905 .
The atmosphere at Poker Roome King's Casino is rather focused, but we have already heard the first emotions.
There was no hiding the joy of Ukrainian player Artak Ohanian, who was brought to his feet by a win with .
Board:
After this hand, he has a stack of almost a million in front of him.
Swiss Beat Mathys picked the right moment to go all in, sending his remaining chips in with on his hand. The opponent who pushed first turned over .
Board:
After this hand, Beat Mathys has a stack of around 140k.
Walking through the Poker Room, we got chatting with Israeli player Koby Blaiman, who was eliminated from the tournament after hitting pocket aces with ace-king. "It is what it is," he told us conciliatorily. Well...
Slovakia's Julius Legen again lost a portion of his chips when he didn't roll pocket nines Fingers crossed that things turn around.
Today's second day of play begins with level 14 and will be played down to the last 24 players. They will resume play in Monday's final round at 14:00 on Monday. Today's levels will last 45 minutes. You'll also be able to watch the poker action on our live stream just after 8pm today.
Traditionally, we've started off at a fast pace and we've got the first 15 eliminations. Several Czech representatives, such as Roman Mikus, Filip Dolezal and Zdenek Zizka, have finished in the first half of the first level today, while Italy's Alessandro Predaroli is also no longer in the tournament.
Thewinner will take home an elegant trophy and €47,000, but a total of 62 ITM players will share a share of the prize pool:
12.- 13. 13.175€
14.- 15. 2.790€
16.- 17. 2.510€
18.- 20. 2.260€
21.- 23. 2.010€
24. - 27. 1.760€
28.- 35. 1.515€
36.- 44. 1.275€
45.- 62. 1.095€
Here it is folks! We are back in the Poker Room of Rozvadov's King's Casino, where the Spade Poker Tour Main Event players are eagerly awaiting the start of Day 2.
"Shuffle Up and Deal and let's get started.
Going into the second day of play, 129 players out of the 562 total entries made their way through the four regular flights, one Turbo Flighter and the action-packed Flip and Go. Play today will be for a trip to the final table and a handsome €47,000 (plus a WSOP ticket) for the winner!
It looks like even the last turbo flight 1E will not be able to erase the overlay and the advancing players will be able to look forward to the additional payment from the casino. The last turbo flight 1E currently has 67 entries during level 7, which together with the 464 entries so far is not enough to collect the guarantee. If you were hesitant to enter until the last minute, it's about time - registration will close in about an hour!
The amount raised so far is €211,120, which is also a great invitation to all of you to join the game! The last 1E turbo flight with half 20-minute levels is coming up from 11:00. For those who want to try their luck, there is also a Flip and Go qualifier option at 15:00, where one hand will be dealt to the six players at the table and the winner of that hand automatically goes to Day 2.
We'll bring you all the action from Day 2, along with other exclusive content, from 16:30 in our live blog, and in the evening from 19:30 you can also enjoy a live stream in four languages. For those who like higher stakes, there will also be a €1,000 buy-in, €50,000 guarantee Highroller from 17:00 today. Definitely something to look forward to, will you be following along with us?
The double portion of the opening days kicked off yesterday at noon with Flight 1C, which attracted a total of 73 players. They accounted for 97 entries, with 23 players enjoying advancement at the end of the day.
Slightly better numbers came from the last classic flight 1D, which attracted 76 brave players. These, even with re-entries, collected a total of 101 entries and at the end of the day the top 25 players carried their stacks into Day 2.
There are 25 minutes left on the Day 1D clock and 27 players are still in the game out of the original 101 entries.
There are 14 players remaining in the SPT Saturday Night single elimination, which means that one elimination to the ITM is missing.
In less than two hours, we'll get to know the other players who will be battling it out for a spot in the finals and the Spade Poker Tour Main Event starting today at 16:00.
There are 34 players left in the opening 1D fligh. Players who fail to advance from this flighter will only have a chance in the Turbo Flighter from 11:00am.
Mark Cornell, Nico Pfund and Michael Oliver Strauch , for example, did not make it to the end.
The SPT Saturday Night NLH is down to the last 25 players, 13 of which will see ITM placements:
Late registration has ended for the one-day SPT Saturday Night, and 61 players remain in the tournament. The winner will take home a cash prize of €6,146.
The late registration option also ends in Day 1D, the flight produced 101 entries. After the break, Level 10 is played with blinds of 1,000/2000/2000 and 46 players continue the battle to advance to Day 2.
Late registration is slowly coming to an end in the last Main Event regular flighter. Day 1D is currently in its eighth level and there are still 54 players battling it out to advance to Day 2. As a reminder, just like the previous flighters, the game is being played until the end of Level 13.
At the poker tables we can still see Nico Pfund, Stefan Bertoldi and Czech David Taborsky, to name a few.
It's busy at the poker tables of the 20,000 SPT Saturday Night NLH, where the last level of late registration is underway and 73 players out of 120 entries are battling for a share of the prize pool and the win.
The first flight of today's day has just finished and we have met the other 23 qualifiers for tomorrow's Day 2. Tomorrow at 16:00 they will join the 31 successful players from Day 1A and 1B.
The player with the largest stack from Day 1C, with the nickname MEXI007, has advanced:
| 1. | MEXI007 | 568.000 | |
2. | QUEUE COMEBAR | 359.000 | |
3. | KEVIN KUEPPER | 340.000 | |
4. | MALIBU | 316.000 | |
5. | ALEI CHERIF | 309.000 | |
6. | GIORGI BARABADZE | 188.000 | |
7. | ULISSE | 180.000 | |
8. | PISTOLEPETE | 154.000 | |
9. | HAKAN BUYUKASIK | 146.000 | |
10. | PATRIK ZIDEK | 141.000 | |
11. | YANN LAURENT FREDERIC LORMEL | 139.000 | |
12. | TIMO STEPHAN TREMS | 133.000 | |
13. | FLORIAN GUERTLER | 122.000 | |
14. | JAN PROKES | 115.000 | |
15. | STEFFEN PETHKE | 106.000 | |
16. | OLIVER ONLY RICHERT KUBALEK | 96.000 | |
17. | STEFAN HULIN | 88.000 | |
18. | ZLATKO OLSIAK | 84.000 | |
19. | PETER JESKO | 80.000 | |
20. | MATHIAS FALANDYS | 62.000 | |
21. | NGOC XUAN VAN | 58.000 | |
22. | OLDRICH TRAVNICEK | 50.000 | |
23. | GEORGIOS OLIVER PAPPAS | 46.000 |
Since 21:00, the SPT Saturday Night NLH Twenty Thousand Evening is also underway on the side tables, attracting successful players from previous Main Event flights such as Fabien Baldelli, or Slovakian firebrands Legen, Macejak and Veronika Hulalova.
The 10,000 SPT Pot Limit Omaha recognized its original winner, who earned €2,969 after heads up action. The winner was a German player with the nickname TIMOPAUL:
Entering the last level of Day 1C as Chip Leader , Friedrich Raez has a stack of around 400k with a current average of 155,200.
The last 25 players are in the flighter and we will shortly know the successful advancers to Day 2, which is scheduled for tomorrow at 16:00.
Day 1C is down to the last two levels and we'll get to know the other names that will fight for the final and their share of the guarantee tomorrow. The tournament is down to the last 30 players, with blinds in Level 12 of 1500/3000/3000 and an average of 129.333.
The SPT Pot Limit Omaha tournament is down to the last 7 players and 5 paid seats. Mauerhoff, Von Rahden, Pendev, Mansch, Grub, Plum and Ritterhoff are battling for a share of the 10k guarantee in the second poker room.
In the second 1D fligh today, the third level is being played and the players will have a break after it.
There are 53 entries so far in Day 1D and 50 players are currently fighting to advance.
In Day 1C, late registration ended a short while ago and the counter has stopped at 97 entries. The last 32 players, including Patrik Zidek and Sebastian Langrock, are fighting for their place in the second day of the SPT Main Event.
The unofficial Chip Leader on Day 1C is currently Czech Matej Michalek, who has an average stack of approximately 280,000 at 92.683.
There is one last level 9 left to register in Day 1C.
The late registration period ended a short while ago on the SPT PLO. The winner will take home €3,514.
The final regular flight of the three-hundred thousandth ME Spade Poker Tour Day 1D is now underway at four tables.
There's still plenty of time to get in on the action, with late registration running until one o'clock tonight. Players can expect 40-minute levels and a 40,000 starting stack.
The last chance to jump into the Main Event awaits players tomorrow at 11am - Day 1E Turbo.
In Day 1C, players still have 3 more levels to register late, and there are currently 49 players out of 90 entries fighting to advance to tomorrow's Day 2.
A few meters away, 28 players out of 89 entries are still trying to get into the tournament in the €80 satellite.
Registration is also now open for Day 1D, which is scheduled to start at 18:00 here in Rozvadov.
Day 1C ME SPT is currently in Day 6 with blinds 400/800/800 at avg 56.552. After this level, players will take a half hour break.
Flight has produced 82 entries so far, with 58 players still in play. As yesterday, late registration ends with level 9 at 19:04 and we will know the successful advancers at the end of level 13.
In the Satellite to Day 1D , 47 players are fighting for 15 guaranteed entries out of 70 entries. Late registration closes at 16:36.
SPT Pot Limit Omaha has also kicked off, with Level 7 just beginning and registration ending with Level 8. The tournament clock is lit with 70 entries and 16 players are battling it out for a share of the 10k guarantee and the win.
Have a wonderful Saturday afternoon friends! The action is already in full swing at the King's Casino in Rozvadov and the 4th level of the 1C fligh is already underway in the poker room. The nearby tables are also playing an €80 satellite to today's second fligh 1D, in which . In Day 1C, several players from yesterday's Day 1B - Sebastian Langrock as well as the only female representative Renata Onodyova- are trying their next charge. In the field of players from well-known names, for example, the Czech player Patrik Zidek was added.
In a few minutes, Omaha players will also sit down at the poker tables, there are 11 players in the tournament so far and we can see the unmissable Michael Oliver Strauch among them.
Before Sunday's Day 2, we still have 3 more flights to play, the last two classic flights today and the final turbo flight tomorrow. 266 entries so far means that not even half of the guarantee has been collected, which is a great invitation to play for all of you! The action kicks off at noon with Flight 1C, followed by Flight 1D at 18:00. Of course, today's schedule also includes €80 satellites, a €220 PLO event and the evening's €150 Saturday Night NLH.
As we announced yesterday, players got the opportunity to advance to Day 2 yesterday in both Rozvadov and Prague. The Rozvadov flight was the stronger of the two, with a total of 86 players taking part. They accounted for 109 entries, from which a group of the 22 most successful players saw their stacks packed at the end of the day. The chipleader was a Romanian player with the nickname Micutu, followed by two Slovaks - Július Legén and Matej Maceják.
For players from Prague and the surrounding area, an opening day was also prepared yesterday at King's Casino Prague, where players could fight for a place in Sunday's Day 2. There were 78 players at the tables, who together took care of 103 entries. At the end of the day, the top 21 players, led by Vietnam's Nhoc Chinh Nguyen, were able to enjoy advancement.
The clock has stopped and we have recognized the 22 qualifiers who will fight for their place in the final on Sunday.
From Day 1B, the player with the nickname Pesca Doru packed the biggest stack, followed closely by the Slovaks Július Legén and Matej Maceják:
There are two more satellites on Saturday, where you can enter the tournament for only €80 buy in, Day 1C starting at 12:00 and 1D starting at 14:00.
Omaha lovers will also be in for a treat at SPT Pot Limit Omaha at 15:00 with a buy in of €220.
The last 40 minutes of the day are ahead of us and the last 25 players are in contention to advance. The Unofficial Chip Leader with 450k is Slovak Matej Maceják.
The last level of play today has the players playing blinds of 2,000/4,000/4,000 and the average is 174,400.
On Saturday, we will have flights 1C and 1D, you can still join the tournament via satellites for just €80.
In Day 1B this attempt to advance unfortunately failed for example for the following players: Michael Olivera Strauch, Franz Doblinger and Sebastian Langrock.
In Level 12, the last 27 players in Day 1B are playing 1500/3000/3000 blinds with an average of 161,481.
We are slowly coming to the end of the day.
Late registration for Day 1B has closed and the entries counter has stopped at 109.
There are 39 players still playing in the second flighth of the SPT Main Event, including Michael Oliver Strauch and Uwe Dietzinger. Those who make it to the end of Level 13 will join the nine successful players from the first cash in Day 2.
Play is also still ongoing at King's Casino Prague, where players have produced 103 entries. There are still four more opening flighters to play over the next few days and a big chunk - almost €180,000 - is still to be collected from the guarantee. Are we in for a fat overlay?
The unofficial Chip Leader is currently Frenchman Fabien Baldelli with a stack of 340,000 and an average of 84,800.
Level 9 is running on Day 1B, which means we're due for a break and the end of late registration.
In the meantime, Day 1B has already been abandoned by Peter Ješko or Michal Skala from the Czech Republic.
There are 55 players in the tournament in level eight, and with blinds of 600/1200/1200, the average stack is 75,636.
The King's Casino is also playing a Friday Night Turbo single event with a $15,000 guarantee right next to the SPT Main Event.
In Day 1B, we are already on the seventh level after the break, which means that there are still two levels left for late registration. Flight 1B has already produced 101 entries, of which 61 players are still in the game. Players who make it to the end of level 13 will advance to Day 2.
In the Rozvadov poker room we can see, among others, German Sebastian Langrock, who has over eight hundred thousand in live cashes and one WSOP Vegas title to his name.
Day 1B in Rozvadov has already reached the sixth level and 66 players from the original 93 entries are fighting to advance.
The blinds are currently 400/800/800 with an average stack of 55,522 chips. The unofficial chip leader before the break is a Slovakian with the nickname Lucky Mr. M, who has about 120,000 to go.
Day 1 is also taking place at the same time at King's Casino Prague, where Level 5 is currently playing and the blinds are 300/600/600. Of the original 87 players, 63 are battling it out to advance to the second day of play.
Good evening friends! We are reporting directly from the King's Casino in Rozvadov.
Day 1B of the SPT Main Event is currently underway here, with 58 players currently battling it out to advance to Sunday's Day 2.
At the poker table we can see, for example, WSOP ring winner Michael Oliver Strauch.
The schedule for Friday will bring even more than yesterday. The next opening day can start from 17:00 in Rozvadov, but today will also please players from Prague, who can fight their way to Day 2 at King's Casino Prague with a 6:00 pm start of the flighth. The popular €80 buy-in, 15-ticket guarantee satellite (14:00) will also be held in Rozvadov today, and for the evening players there is also the Friday Night Turbo event (21:00) with a €150 buy-in and €15,000 guarantee.
Thursday brought the opening Flight 1A, which offered the first opportunity for players to secure a seat in Sunday's Day 2. A total of 41 players took advantage of this opportunity, collectively accounting for 54 entries. By the end of the day, a total of 9 advancers had formed from this group, led by a Czech player called Pavel53 (who also won an entry in a satellite for just €80).
The main tournament of the entire SPT Rozvadov festival starts today at 18:00 with its opening Flight 1A, where you can secure your seat in Sunday's Day 2 in advance. If the €500 buy-in is out of your bankroll, don't despair - the satellite starts at 15:00 with a buy-in of only €80 and a guarantee of 15 tickets! Good luck!
The whole festival kicked off yesterday with a warm-up Opener event, which took the form of a €150 tournament. A total of 83 players took care of 123 entries in it, which treated the top thirteen players to cash prizes. The winner of the tournament in the end was Poland's Maciej Ludwik Kondraszuk, who took home the full €6,146 without a deal.
Started! We are very pleased to welcome you to the fifth ever Spadepoker Tour Festival, hosted by Europe's largest poker room this week. You can look forward to plenty of poker action, which kicks off today with the €150 SPT Rozvadov Opener with a €20,000 guarantee.
Event News Results| NAME | COUNTRY | PRIZE | |
| 1. | Maciej Ludwik Kondraszuk | POL | 6,146€ |
| 2. | Correy Le Raun Kendrick | USA | 3,229€ |
| 3. | O.G.Pageka | TUR | 2,135€ |
| 4. | Peter Rudolf Patai | GER | 1,671€ |
| 5. | Poundy | GER | 1,348€ |
| 6. | Antonio Fragale | ITA | 1,050€ |
| 7. | Ingmar Stefan Oosterhof | NET | 831€ |
| 8. | Ngoc Lan Schroll | GER | 648€ |
| NAME | COUNTRY | PRIZE | |
| 1. | Matej Maceják | SVK | 47,000€ + ticket |
| 2. | O.G.Pageka | TUR | 29,600€ + ticket |
| 3. | Yann L.F.Lormel | FRA | 21,300€ + ticket |
| 4. | Pavel53 | CZE | 16,900€ + ticket |
| 5. | Nikodemas Staniukaitis | LAT | 13,250€ |
| 6. | DG | SWI | 10,400€ |
| 7. | Clement Henry Cure | FRA | 7,800€ |
| 8. | Michal Mrakeš | CZE | 5,525€ |
| 9. | Petr Filip | CZE | 4,420€ |
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