European Poker Tour season 10 results

Below are the results for season 10 of the European Poker Tour.

Results

EPT Barcelona

Venue: Casino de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
Buy-in: €5,000 + 300
7-Day Event: September 1-7, 2013
Number of buy-ins: 1,234
Total Prize Pool: €5,984,900
Number of Payouts: 183

Final table
Place	Name	Prize
1st	Tom Middleton	€942,000*
2nd	Kimmo Kurko	€750,000*
3rd	Kresten Nielsen	€440,500
4th	Luca Fiorini	€328,000
5th	Pasi Sormunen	€253,000
6th	Benoit Gury	€188,000
7th	Eduard Bhaggoe	€143,000
8th	Andreas Christoforou	€102,430

EPT London

Venue: Grand Connaught Rooms, London, England
Buy-in: £5,000 + 250
7-Day Event: October 6-12, 2013
Number of buy-ins: 604
Total Prize Pool: £2,929,400
Number of Payouts: 87

Final table
Place	Name	Prize
1st	Robin Ylitalo	£560,980
2nd	Georgios Karakousis	£349,200
3rd	Leo McClean	£249,850
4th	/ Ludovic Geilich	£193,340
5th	Jeff Rossiter	£152,320
6th	Stefan Vagner	£119,225
7th	Jan Olav Sjavik	£88,175
8th	Kully Sidhu	£60,640

EPT Prague

Venue: Hilton Prague Hotel, Prague, Czech Republic
Buy-in: €5,000 + 300
7-Day Event: December 12-18, 2013
Number of buy-ins: 1,007
Total Prize Pool: €4,883,950
Number of Payouts: 151

Final table
Place	Name	Prize
1st	Julian Track	€725,700
2nd	Georgios Sotiropoulos	€700,000
3rd	Stephen Chidwick	€378,000
4th	Ka Kwan Lau	€283,800
5th	Ole Schemion	€218,300
6th	Max Silver	€160,200
7th	Zdravko Duvnjak	€118,200
8th	Jorma Nuutinen	€84,600

PokerStars Caribbean Adventure

Venue: Atlantis Resort & Casino, Paradise Island, The Bahamas
Buy-in: $10,000 + $300
7-Day Event: January 7-13, 2014
Number of buy-ins: 1,031
Total Prize Pool: $10,070,000
Number of Payouts: 151

Final table
Place	Name	Prize
1st	Dominik Pańka	$1,423,096*
2nd	Mike McDonald	$1,064,865*
3rd	Isaac Baron	$1,207,599*
4th	Madis Müür	$581,040
5th	Daniel Gamez	$447,040
6th	Shyam Srinivasan	$328,020
7th	Pascal LeFrancois	$242,020
8th	Fabian Ortiz	$173,220

* Deal between the first three players.

EPT Deauville

Venue: Casino Barriere, Deauville, France
Buy-in: €5,000 + 300
7-Day Event: 26 January-1 February, 2014
Number of buy-ins: 671
Total Prize Pool: €3,211,200
Number of Payouts: 95

Final table
Place	Name	Prize
1st	Sotirios Koutoupas	€614,000
2nd	Eugene Katchalov	€379,500
3rd	Oliver Price	€271,200
4th	Eli Heath	€207,800
5th	Harry Law	€164,600
6th	Rustem Muratov	€128,200
7th	Carlo De Benedittis	€93,000
8th	Anthony Lerust	€63,900

EPT Vienna

Venue: Hofburg Palace, Vienna, Austria
Buy-in: €5,000 + 300
7-Day Event: March 23-29, 2014
Number of buy-ins: 910
Total Prize Pool: €4,413,500
Number of Payouts: 135

Final table
Place	Name	Prize
1st	Oleksii Khoroshenin	€578,392*
2nd	Anthony Ghamrawi	€446,481*
3rd	Marko Neumann	€638,127*
4th	Pablo Gordillo	€262,150
5th	Timo Pfutzenreuter	€203,900
6th	Simeon Naydenov	€151,000
7th	Frei Dilling	€108,100
8th	Rumen Nanev	€77,000

* Deal between the first three players.

EPT Sanremo

Venue: Casino Sanremo, Sanremo, Italy
Buy-in: €5,000 + 300
7-Day Event: April 14-20, 2014
Number of buy-ins: 556
Total Prize Pool: €2,480,872
Number of Payouts: 79

Final table
Place	Name	Prize
1st	Victoria Coren Mitchell	€476,100
2nd	Giacomo Fundaro	€298,700
3rd	Jordan Westmorland	€213,850
4th	Andrea Benelli	€166,700
5th	Andreas Goeller	€130,750
6th	Bruno Stefanelli	€102,700
7th	Andrija Martic	€76,650
8th	Emmanuel Pariset	€53,100

EPT Monte Carlo Grand Final

Venue: Monte Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort, Monte Carlo, Monaco
Buy-in: €10,000 + 600
7-Day Event: 26 April-2 May, 2014
Number of buy-ins: 650
Total Prize Pool: €6,500,000
Number of Payouts: 95

Final table
Place	Name	Prize
1st	Antonio Buonanno	€1,240,000
2nd	Jack Salter	€765,000
3rd	Malte Moennig	€547,000
4th	Mayu Roca	€419,000
5th	Magnus Karlsson	€332,000
6th	Sebastian von Toperczer	€258,300
7th	Kenny Hicks	€188,500
8th	Sebastian Bredthauer	€128,800

Wins and Finals by country

Place	Country	Wins	Seats at Final Tables
1st	Great Britain	2	10
2nd	Germany	1	8
3rd	Italy	1	7
4th	Greece	1	3
5th	Sweden	1	2
	Ukraine	1	2
7th	Poland	1	1
8th	Canada	-	3
	Finland	-	3
	France	-	3
	United States	-	3
12th	Bulgaria	-	2
	Croatia	-	2
	Denmark	-	2
	Spain	-	2
16th	Argentina	-	1
	Australia	-	1
	Austria	-	1
	Colombia	-	1
	Cyprus	-	1
	Estonia	-	1
	Guatemala	-	1
	Netherlands	-	1
	Norway	-	1
	Russia	-	1
	Slovakia	-	1

Major poker tournaments

World Series
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Super Bowl of Poker

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[1] Starting in 2011, a World Series of Poker bracelet was awarded to the WSOP Circuit National Champion.

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