Great show in the City of Flowers.
Thanks to the €1,100 WPT Prime Sanremo which concluded the four qualifying rounds and today is aiming decisively towards the prize zone. In the Matuziano casino 781 responded present and 98 continue the race.
Among those who stand out are Mario Perati and Fabio Peluso who for their part will try to climb positions, towards the first 124 thousand dollar coin.
Let’s see in detail.
All the numbers of WPT Prime
The format is popular and attracts many players. The €1,100 WPT Prime gets a great response on the Ligurian Sea for the second year in a row and 781 people accepted the challenge in the four qualifying rounds. A heavy number in itself compared to the not very popular buyin.
Add to this the deficient situation of live poker in the Bel Paese, to say the least, and we understand how this figure is something very respectable. The net prize money of 734,140 euros is divided into 98 “In the Money” positions and therefore all those promoted to the second day are certain of having a reward in their pocket.
The minimum cash corresponds to €1,880, with the future champion collecting €124,700: including the $10,400 ticket for the WPT World Championship in December in Las Vegas. Losing the final duel gives the runner up 77,600 grand, while reaching the final table has a cash certainty of €14,700.
Super Mario
At the €1,100 WPT Prime Sanremo the Italian players take the lion’s share and in the last round Mario Perati sets the record straight with a “Millionaire” performance: Super Mario puts 1,009,000 units into the envelope which are worth the fourth place in the count daily, behind an all-foreign podium led by Mohamed Mamouni with 1.7 million.
A strong performance also for Fabio Peluso: he cooks his rivals with the usual skill and we find him at 741,000. Then pay attention to Gabriele Lepore who, despite his absence from the gaming tables, confirms himself as a top-level sniper and bagged 589,000 chips. If it takes off on day 2 we will have something to enjoy.
Also promoted in turn were Enrico Campanile (681,000), Giorgio Bernasconi (417,000), Francesco Gambino (311,000), Giuseppe Zarbo (290,000), Andrea Agnoletto (213,000), Luigi Pignataro (191,000) and Andrea Piazza (124,000), just to name a few. some. From 1.00 pm cards are in the air with day 2 and we resume from the 5,000-10,000 big blind level before 10,000, with the game stopping at the composition of the final table.
Matteo Felli
In the world of sports journalism since I was 16 years old, I have almost 800 radio commentary reports of sporting events and almost 20 thousand sports articles under my belt. For 20 years in the world of poker, betting and gaming. Warhorse: “My Friends”.
