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Poker News: Bohdanov Wins, James Chen WSOP Europe, Dash Dudley

This week’s poker news focuses on three big winners from the week that is past. Let us take a look at the recent events and roundup the outcomes. Renad Bohdanov, James Chen, and Dash Dudley each wins that are notched week in poker tournaments round the world.

Bohdanov Wins 350 Euro No-Limit Hold’em ‚Opener‘ Event

We’ve broken the ice into the 2019 World Series of Poker event in its European routine. Renat Bohdanov has claimed the first victory, earning the first silver bracelet passed out. Bohdanov emerged from a field of 1,011 entries to win the 350 Euro No-Limit Hold’em ‚Opener‘ Event, capturing their gold that is first-ever bracelet the procedure. The 34-year-old from Ukraine obtained $59,546 USD to take home the top prize in the tournament. He also obtained a 10,300 Euro ticket in to your upcoming 5 million euro guaranteed primary event.

Besides the prize money while the ticket into the main event, Bohdanov was awarded 384 Card Player Player of the Year points. The top three finishers at this event each cleared $25K USD. Norbert Mosonyi won $36,754 for his runner-up finish while Eyal Bensimhon took house $25,958 USD for placing third at this event.

Chen Wins World Series Of Poker Europe 250K Euro Super Tall Roller

How about $3 million for a week’s work? That’s how Taiwanese poker pro James Chen is feeling after winning the World variety of Poker 250K Euro buy-in no-limit hold’em super high roller event. Ch

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Brazilian Becomes UK Ireland Poker Tour Edinburgh Champion

The Title associated with 2013 UK Ireland Poker Tour Edinburgh Champion went to Brazilian-born Nicolau Villa-Lobos who walked away with the title and the lion share for the prize-pool, pocketing £101,000 for first place.

Starting the final table because of the lowest chip stack at 313,000 chips, Villa-Lobos was at fact odds on favourite to complete in eighth place. Nevertheless, the skilled Brazilian fended off the competition to bring house the coveted titled from the Scottish capital after doubling their chip count in the first ten minutes of the table commencing play that is final.

Chris Derrick was the person who doubled Villa-Lobos‘ chip stack after pushing in 285,000 chips, just to be beaten by the Brazilian’s pocket fours which had turned into quads by the river.

Shortly afterwards, Christian Bergstrom was eliminated during a three-way call with Vladislav Donchev and Villa-Lobos. The chip that is high mixed up in call threw Villa-Lobos up to 1,600,000 chips, providing him the self- confidence he had a need to set his places in the UK Ireland Poker Tour Edinburgh title after starting so low on the board.

Seventh place later went to Guido Braye after being knocked out by the hometown player, David Vamplew. This elimination shot Vamplew into the position of chip leader as he impressed his home support and raised hopes of becoming the hometown hero.

Vamplew then continued to push forward, causing Leeds ‚ on

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