EPT3 Monte Carlo Grand Final November 22, 2009

Event Winner!

Gavin Griffin wins $1,825,010

EPT3 Monte Carlo Grand Final The biggest poker tournament ever played outside of the United States eventually comes down to a coin flip between Gavin Griffin and Marc Karam. The final hand begins when... Read More

Event Description

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!

Payout Structure

PlacePrize Money
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

Tournament Rules

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EPT3 Monte Carlo Grand Final

  • Buy-In: €10,000
  • Entrants: 706
  • Total Prize Money: €6,626,400
  • Date: Mar 28, 2007
  • Final Day Apr 1, 2007

Event Chip Leaders

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Blind Structure3 years ago

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