Adrian Mateos wins Poker Masters title – then bubbles againAdrian Mateos wins Poker Masters title – then bubbles again
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Old man at the poker table claims another player is "disrespecting the game" 🤔

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WPT Prime Cyprus Championship final table streams today. The $1,100 Main Event attracted 953 entries at the Chamada Prestige Hotel and Casino, with the tournament scheduled to crown its champion today. The livestream starts at 2:30pm EEST or 7:30am ET. 

Said Tahar is the chip leader, with a stack of 80bb, and there's $171,600 and a seat to the $10,400 WPT World Championship for the eventual winner. Here's the final table seat draw.

  1. Johan Storakers – 1.75M 
  2. Joseph El Khoury – 2.43M 
  3. Andreas Christodoulo – 7.75M 
  4. Ismail Yagci – 950K
  5. Bora Kurtulus – 5.43M 
  6. Said Tahar – 12M 
  7. Ivelin Kolev – 4.53M 
  8. Sergiu Cornea – 2.8M
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Eric Tsai wins $1,046,600 in Jeju for his first seven-figure cash. The Taiwanese player defeated Calvin Lee heads-up in the 60K Super High Roller at the KPC Poker October Series.

The $60,000 event attracted 66 entries and generated a $3,706,600 prizepool. Lee earned $700,000 as runner-up, with Ryuta Nakai in fifth and Ethan 'Rampage' Yau in seventh. 

  1. Ting Yi 'Eric' Tsai: $1,046,600
  2. Calvin Lee: $700,000
  3. Hugues Girard: $470,000
  4. Mehdi Chaoui: $370,000
  5. Ryuta Nakai: $300,000
  6. Marius Kudzmanas: $240,000
  7. Ethan Yau: $190,000
  8. Manuel Fritz: $150,000
  9. Candy Lin: $120,000
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Sean Winter leads final seven in Poker Masters Event #6. It's tight at the top, though, with Victoria Livschitz just 10K behind. Action resumes on Monday with the stream going live at 4pm ET. 

  1. Sean Winter: 1,405,000
  2. Victoria Livschitz: 1,395,000
  3. Justin Vaysman: 1,205,000
  4. Sam Laskowitz: 1,115,000
  5. Brandon Wilson: 1,085,000
  6. Tony Gregg: 805,000
  7. Joey Weissman: 795,000 
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Omar Sader

After bubbling three events, Adrian Mateos leads Poker Masters #5. The Spanish pro finished second in Event #2 and is now looking to win his first title and make a run for the Purple Jacket – awarded to the player of the series. It's a stacked final table with Nick Schulman in second and Jeremy Becker in third.

Watch the livestream from 4pm ET on the PokerGO YouTube channel. There's $229,500 up top for the champion. 

  1. Adrian Mateos: 3,020,000
  2. Nick Schulman: 2,195,000
  3. Jeremy Becker: 1,715,000
  4. Martin Zamani: 1,540,000
  5. Robert French: 1,140,000
  6. Keith Lehr: 775,000
  7. Matthew Wantman: 280,000 
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Women's cash game stream with Marle Spragg tonight. The Hippodrome Casino in central London plays host to the UK leg of WPT Ladies Weekend (October 16-18). Spragg is playing in a livestreamed cash game on Friday, October 16, which starts at 7.30pm UK time on the Hippodrome YouTube channel. 

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