Winners Announced for EPT Cyprus 2024 Tournament
European Poker Tour (EPT) Cyprus 2024: A Gala of Poker Wins
The European Poker Tour (EPT) Cyprus 2024, held at the Merit Diamond Hotel Casino and Spa in Kyrenia, Northern Cyprus from October 9 to 18, was a grand spectacle of poker talents from around the globe.
The tournament saw several notable victories, with Leo Worthington-Leese emerging as the champion of the $1,100 Eureka Main Event, pocketing a prize of $314,030. Ryan Mandara secured the title for the EPT High Roller event, earning himself a prize of $709,285.
In a thrilling turn of events, Cedric Schwaederle clinched the Merit Poker High Roller title, outlasting a field of 318 entries. Schwaederle's winning hand was 10♥8♠[3], securing him a prize of $310,000.
Diogo Coelho claimed victory in the $2,200 Eureka High Roller event, taking home a prize of $357,048. Marcelo Bonanata triumphed in the $10,200 Mystery Bounty event, pocketing a prize of $99,300.
The high-stakes action continued with Ognyan Dimov's win in the $20,000 NL Hold'em event, earning him a prize of $253,876. Elias Gutierrez added another title to his name with his win in the $25,000 SHR Warm Up event, pocketing a prize of $417,570.
The tournament also witnessed a significant win by Mikalai Vaskaboinikau in the $50,000 EPT Super High Roller event, securing a prize of $601,397.
Away from the poker tables, Roy D'Silva, a seasoned journalist with a decade-long experience, was busy covering the event. With a keen interest in Bollywood, OTT, and poker, D'Silva is aiming to be at the forefront of a significant story in the poker world.
D'Silva, who is also a published author and an avid cyclist, expressed his love for documentaries, further demonstrating his versatility in the journalism field.
The climax of the tournament was the Main Event, where Oliver Weis emerged victorious, adding another feather to his cap in a flurry of wins throughout the year.
With its mix of high-stakes poker action and engaging journalism, the EPT Cyprus 2024 was indeed a memorable event in the poker calendar.
The European Poker Tour (EPT) Cyprus 2024 wasn't just about poker, as seasoned journalist Roy D'Silva, with his interest in Bollywood, OTT, and poker, was covering the event. D'Silva, who is also a published author and an avid cyclist, often finds himself at the forefront of significant stories in the poker world. At the casino-and-gambling event, Ognyan Dimov showcased his skills in the $20,000 NL Hold'em event, winning a casino-game titled $20,000 NL Hold'em, and high roller Ryan Mandara secured the EPT High Roller event.
