Watch the final table of €100,000 EPT Monaco Super High Roller live with cards show

Dario Sammartino, a member of Italy's winning Global Poker Masters team, is leading the last eight players in the PokerStars and Monte-Carlo® Casino €100,000 Super High Roller final table.
Sammartino won his seat in a €10k live satellite and has already turned it into the biggest cash of his career. Although a regular player on the European Poker Tour with live tournament winnings close to $1.3 million so far, Sammartino is making his debut on the Super High Roller scene. In fact, his biggest payday to date (€95k for a second place in IPT5 Sanremo II) would not even be enough for the buy-in to the event he is currently leading here at the EPT11 Grand Final. The Italian, who has with 4,480,000 in chips, is now guaranteed at least €261,800 - as are the other seven players who will come back for tomorrow's finale to compete for the title, trophy and €2,015,000 first prize.

You can watch the even live with cards shown, starting at 13:30 CET, at this link: http://www.pokerstars.tv/en/tv/live/

EPT Player of the Year leader Dzmitry Urbanovich is also amongst tonight's survivors. The 19-year-old Pole is continuing his astonishing run after winning a record four side events at EPT Malta. He bought in to his first €100k SHR just before the start of Day 2. His late appearance paid off as he made it to the money, unlike his friend and fellow countryman Piotr Franczak who also bought in this morning. Franczak's pocket aces were cracke by Vladimir Troyanovskiy's pocket 33 and he departed on the bubble. The Russian's luck ran out shortly after when, in a very similar scenario, his aces couldn't hold against the KK of Igor Kurganov.

EPT11 Grand Final €100k Super High Roller final table:
Seat 1 - Dzmitry Urbanovich, Poland, 735,000
Seat 2 - Thomas Muehloecker, Austria, 2,290,000
Seat 3 - Erik Seidel, USA, 2,170,000
Seat 4 - Igor Kurganov, Russia, 3,745,000
Seat 5 - Max Altergott, Germany, 2,215,000
Seat 6 - Fedor Holz, Germany, WCCOP World Champion, 1,650,000
Seat 7 - Dario Sammartino, Italy, 4,480,000
Seat 8 - Scott Seiver, USA, 470,000

Dzmitry Urbanovich is beyond sick, looks like another superstar is rising? This guy is just 19 and already won 4 events during EPT Malta, just holy crap. I wonder how he does today.

Sick buyin €100,000,000 Super High Roller final table

typo? 100 million? cant wait for the next generation of poker sickos. poker needs em.

HU now
Dzmitry Urbanovich 12.2 mil
Erik Seidel 4.1 mil

On May 02 2015 09:59 Defrag wrote: Dzmitry Urbanovich is beyond sick, looks like another superstar is rising? This guy is just 19 and already won 4 events during EPT Malta, just holy crap. I wonder how he does today.

its nice but not as good as Sidel always make it to final tables here and there for years

so donkaments are considered a game of skill these days?

Sidel just 5bet jammed vs the Polish kid with ATo

<3

On May 02 2015 21:12 dogmeat wrote: so donkaments are considered a game of skill these days?

high/super high rollers kinda do lol

seidel just taken slight chiplead

now seidel 10mil vs 7mil

I got a strong "cheater" feeling from this guy...

Sending and reading SMS during the final heads up, going talking to his buddy in between hands, and makes great calls when from my experience as a live players I read him like a guy that would fold.

Like he made an awkward smile when making eye contact with seidel that people only do when they are beaten and folding, then made an insane call 30 sec after

I mean if you got the phone at the table, how hard is it to put your hand into your pocket and check for a vibration ? (he is puting a hand into his pocket in all decision)

he made that call with the top pair versus two pair... But if he did not that would have been like the most obvious cheat ever

But maybe i am completly wrong, just my feeling

I mean he keeps having like the perfect timing for his AI pf and such... I dont think someone like seidel is very readable

Seidel gets it in with TT vs K9o and holds for the win

gg wp seidel

On May 02 2015 21:12 dogmeat wrote: so donkaments are considered a game of skill these days?

Super High Rollers are hardly donkaments..

sorry i wasnt aware of these facts: variance doesnt exist and he plays solid sample of 10 sngs a year

confirmed poker prodigy

Nobody said he was a prodigy. You're just putting words in peoples mouth to try and further your viewpoint. Defrag said "looks like another superstar is rising?" which is a question, not a statement. Johnny Bologna said "cant wait for the next generation of poker sickos" which does not imply Urbanovich is a prodigy/superstar. TimDawg just said that it does take some skill to win a super highroller, not that is the end all be all of skill. I basically just said the same thing. If you deny that, then you are igorant/biased against tourneys, whatever.

You're so cynical and full of shit lol

On May 02 2015 23:07 Emi wrote: I got a strong "cheater" feeling from this guy... Sending and reading SMS during the final heads up, going talking to his buddy in between hands, and makes great calls when from my experience as a live players I read him like a guy that would fold. Like he made an awkward smile when making eye contact with seidel that people only do when they are beaten and folding, then made an insane call 30 sec after I mean if you got the phone at the table, how hard is it to put your hand into your pocket and check for a vibration ? (he is puting a hand into his pocket in all decision)

The cards are shown on a 15 or 30 minute delay on internet stream, how could he cheat with information through telephone.

Oh sorry did not knew