WSOP Europe – Hairabedian Wins 2nd Career Bracelet

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The World Series of Poker Europe has been rumbling along nicely all week with five of the eight events having now been completed. The fifth was completed last night and awarded yet another bracelet with it this time going to Roger Hairabedian who now has two to his name from his poker playing career.

Check out how he won Event #5 below whilst you can also see the progress of Event #6 after it reached its final day and four players.

WSOPE Event #5 – €2,200 No Limit Hold’em Day 3

First up we had a final table to get through in Event #5 as the remaining seven players returned to the felt in order to do battle for the title and bracelet. He came into the day trailing Erik Seidel in chips, but wasted no time in dominating the final table to claim the second bracelet of his career.

Very late in reporting this but ended up 2nd in the WSOPE 2k. That's the funny thing about tourneys, only feel great w a win. Thx 4 msgs!

— Erik Seidel (@Erik_Seidel) October 18, 2013

He overcame a very tough final table that also included Max Greenwood and Mike Watson but those two were out within just the first hour.

6th for €28.6k. Day off before the main event!

— Mike Watson (@SirWatts) October 18, 2013

He took home €148,820 after beating Seidel during heads up too which is no mean feat as his opponent has eight WSOP bracelets to his name as was looking for a ninth, yet the day was all about Hairabedian as he ground down his opponent to finally claim victory.

How It Finished

1st) Roger Hairabedian – €148,820

2nd) Erik Seidel – €92,003

3rd) Kevin Song – €67,118

4th) Matan Krakow – €49,784

5th) Erwann Pecheux – €37,502

6th) Mike Watsson – €28,683

7th) Max Greenwood – €22,258

WSOPE Event #6 – €3,250 Mixed Max Pot Limit Omaha

The Pot Limit Omaha mix match event was the next event to play out yesterday and it started with 29 players who were all trying to squeeze into the four seats for the final action later today. Well only four can go into four and it was Ludovic Lacay, Jyri Merivirta, Noah Schwartz and Vitaly Lunkin who occupied those seats. It was Lacay that did the best throughout the day as he amassed 667,500 chips to see himself as the overwhelming chip leader. The final four will now play a heads up session with Lacay facing Lunkin and Merivirta facing Schwartz before the winners of each face off to decide the new bracelet holder.

The Final Four

1st) Ludovic Lacay – 667,500

2nd) Jyri Merivirta – 183,500

3rd) Noah Schwartz – 179,000

4th) Vitaly Lunkin – 112,500

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