After initially beginning with somesmallish opening day fields, the 2020 World Poker Tour Germany stop at the King’sCasino in Rozvadov, Czech Republic, has reached its final table with someimpressive numbers along the way. There’s a few notable names on thatleaderboard for Sunday’s final table, with Gianluca Speranza leading the wayand World Champion Hossein Ensan looking to complete poker’s mythical “TripleCrown.

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3. 179 players who qualified from the three first days met yesterday in Day 2 that was played until the final table was formed. And after 10 hours we have our final 9 that will meet in Rozvadov, Czech Republic for the international part of 2020 WSOP $10,000 Championship Main Event.

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The entirety of the three Day One fieldcame together on Friday for the first time, with plenty of time left in lateregistration and re-entry available. 147 players survived the Day One carnage,but they still had to face all the players who would come to the felt. HoangPham led the way as the only player over 300K in chips (368,800, to be exact)as the action began.

Plenty of players took advantage of thelate registration rules for the WPT Germany. One of those players was Ensan,who was rested and ready for action after watching the players battle it outfor the previous three days. Once the late registration window closed after thedinner break, the prize pool was set and the payouts announced.

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73 players would receive a piece of the €1.453million prize pool built from the €3000 buy-ins of the 510 entries (87 throughonline play). The minimum cash would be a €6000 payday, but the players werelooking for the top prize for the event. Not only would the eventual championcrowned on Sunday get their name on the WPT Champions’ Cup and a seat at theWPT Tournament of Champions, they would also get a €270,000 boost to thebankroll.

Online Qualifiers Join the Field

Play was taken down to 61 players onFriday and those players came back on Saturday with newcomers awaiting them.Twelve online qualifiers joined the field, all the beneficiaries of a payday.Leading the way were the only two players over the one million mark in chips,Julian Menhardt (1.214 million) and Peter Jaksland (1.127 million).

It wouldn’t be until the end of the nighton Saturday that the final table would take shape. In the biggest hand of the tournamentto this point, Speranza and Jaksland eventually got all the chips to the centerwith Jaksland at risk. The hands were the classic cooler – initial raiserJaksland’s pocket Kings running into Speranza’s pocket Aces. After the board ranout uneventfully, Speranza rocketed into the lead.

1. Gianluca Speranza, 4.415 million
2. Hossein Ensan, 3.9 million
3. Joep van den Bijgaart, 3.095 million
4. Renato Nowak, 2.335 million
5. Christopher Puetz, 2.23 million
6. Laszlo Papai, 1.765 million
7. Josef Gulas, 1.27 million
8. Rifat Gegic, 895,000
9. Farukh Tach, 460,000

The most interesting storyline is that of Ensan. The winner of the 2015 EPT Prague and the defending World Champion of the World Series of Poker Championship Event, Ensan can complete poker’s Triple Crown with a victory on Sunday in the WPT Germany. If Ensan is to ride his rush to the championship of this WPT event, he would become the first player since Niall Farrell in 2017 to turn the feat and only the tenth player in the history of poker to pull off the task of winning poker’s Triple Crown.

German Poker Days Rozvadov 2020 Results

The final table of the WPT Germany will begin at noon (6AM Eastern Time U. S.) at the King’s Casino in Rozvadov. The official WPT final table will be determined with the final six players. Can Ensan become the tenth Triple Crown champion? Can Speranza ride his rush to the title? Or will it be someone from the pack taking the title?