The Monte Carlo Grand Final is the conclusion of the European Poker Tour's year and with a hefty €10,000 buy-in and one of the toughest fields to be found anywhere it never failed to live up to the hype. After a hard-fought final table that saw Andy Black and Ram Vaswani bust out early, Gavin Griffin defeated Marc Karam in heads-up play to take down the €1,825,010 first prize, but all of the 706-player field left as winners thanks to the excellent structure of this well-organized event. Congratulations to both finalists, and to the EPT on the successful conclusion of another season!
| Place |
Payout |
| 1 |
€1,825,010 |
| 2 |
€1,061,820 |
| 3 |
€610,550 |
| 4 |
€471,180 |
| 5 |
€391,550 |
| 6 |
€305,270 |
| 7 |
€238,910 |
| 8 |
€159,270 |
| 9-10 |
€99,550 |
| 11-12 |
€66,360 |
| 13-14 |
€49,770 |
| 15-16 |
€39,820 |
| 17-24 |
€33,180 |
| 25-32 |
€26,550 |
| 33-40 |
€23,230 |
| 41-48 |
€19,910 |
| 49-56 |
€16,590 |
| 57-64 |
€13,270 |
