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8.26pm: PokerStars Qualifier Martin Meciar wins Eureka4 Rozvadov! (€87,600); Michael-David Passy eliminated in 2nd place (€65,000)

With Michael-David Passy short stacked, the Belgian was aggressive from the get-go. He managed to shove Martin Meciar off one hand but in the third hand of heads-up play, Passy shoved over the top of a Meciar limp and was instantly called.

Passy: 85
Meciar: QQ

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Michael-David Passy

The flop came J48 and Meciar improved to a pair as well as picking a couple of backdoor draws. The 3 on the turn was a total brick – a great card for the Slovakian player. Passy needed a five or an eight on the river to double but the K meant that it was Martin Meciar who would become the winner of the biggest ever standalone Eureka Poker Tour event!

A full recap of the final table is here.

8.20pm: And we’re off!
The players are now in their and seats. The two have agreed a deal, Martin Meciar is taking €77,600 and Michael-David Passy gets €65,000 and they are playing for €10,000.

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Martin Meciar

7.59pm: Heads-up counts
There is going to be a short break before the battle for the title commences.

Martin Meciar – 8,125,000
Michael-David Passy – 1,610,000

7.53pm: Beatrix Wolfsberger eliminated in 3rd place (€42,300)
Martin Meciar raised to 200,000 in the small blind and Beatrix Wolfsberger moved all in. Meciar called instantly.

Wolfsberger: J9
Meciar: A10
The board helped neither player coming 452QQ meaning that Meciar now has a big chip lead heads up.

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Beatrix Wolfsberger

7.45pm: Passy’s limp reraise fails
Michael-David Passy limped in the small blind and Martin Meciar made it 260,000 in the big blind. Passy then reraised to 505,000 and Meciar made the call.

The flop was 849 and Passy bet 270,000. Meciar made the call to see the A on the turn where Passy bet 420,000 but again Meciar called. The river was the 5 and both players checked, Passy showed J3 but he’d been outflopped by Meciar’s 96.

7.39pm: More for Meciar
Martin Meciar raised to 200,000 and was called by both Beatrix Wolfsberger and Michael-David Passy. The A66 flop was checked to Meciar who bet 230,000 and won the pot.

7.35pm: Level up
Blinds are now 50,000/100,000 with a 10,000 ante.

Martin Meciar – 5,300,000
Beatrix Wolfsberger – 1,300,000
Michael-David Passy – 3,100,000

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Michael-David Passy

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