Severely shortstacked, Farid pushed on the very next hand after getting crippled. Peter beats him into the pot and turns over pocket sevens. It's A-5 for Farid and he's looking for a bullet on the board. The flop comes 7 6 9 instead and Peter takes a huge lead with the set.

The turn is the 4 which gives Farid a shred of hope for the inside-straight draw but the river is the 2 and this tournament is over! Faris Meraghni is our runner-up, receiving €182,063, while Peter Jepsen, our champion, will be taking home a whopping €325,633! Congratulations Mr. Jepsen!

This tournament is all but over as Peter Jepsen has just doubled up, leaving Farid with less than $200k to his name. Peter raises from the button to $90,000 and Farid min-raises from the big blind. The flop comes 2 5 T and both players check. The 5 hits the turn and Farid fires $100k.

Peter Jepsen raises to $300,000 and Farid quickly announces all-in. It's an insta-call from Peter who turns over 9 5 for trips. Farid's hand surprises everyone when we see he shipped it with 2 3 for bottom pair. No one has to sweat the river since Farid's drawing completely dead. With that hand Peter takes a massive chip lead and Farid is all but done!

Farid has doubled up and taken the chip lead by a small margin after trapping Peter into calling a big check-raise on the river. They both limped in to see a flop of 9 2 K. Two checks preceded the A on the river and another check from Farid.

Peter bets out $80k and Farid check-raises to $190,000. After a bit of thought Peter calls and the river brings the 5. Farid open-shoves for $485,000 and after a lot of thought Peter opts to make the call. Farid turns over 9 2 and says, "It's good". It was indeed good and Frid doubles up to take a small chip lead.

They both limp in and check this hand to the flop. With the board showing A 6 T Q, Farid bets out $40k and gets re-raised to $140,000 by Jepsen. Farid mucks and Peter takes it down. With that hand trhe blinds are going up to $15,000/$30,000, still no ante.

Woohoo! Now this is a hand! Peter has just made a sick call to relieve Farid of a ton of chips. Peter raised from the button to $60,000 and after Farid made the call the flop came 4 9 7. Both players check and the turn is the 3. Farid checks and Peter bets out $80,000.

Farid check-raises to $240,000 and after a bit of time in the tank Peter calls. The river is the A, putting four spades on the board, and Farid leads out with a big bet of $280,000. Peter thinks for a few minutes before making the call and showing 7 6 for a seven-high flush. Farid turns over A 9 for aces up which are no good. Nice call Mr. Jepsen!

They both limp into a flop of J 3 5 and Farid checks. Peter bets out $80k and Farid check-raises to $240,000. Peter mucks and Farid rakes the pot.

Peter raises to $60k from the button and Farid re-raises to $160,000. Peter makes the call and the flop comes 5 3 K. Farid bets out $100k and Peter mucks.

Farid raises to $60k from the button and Peter calls. The flop comes A 3 4 and both players check. The turn is the 9 and two more checks follow. The river is the 3 and after a check from Peter, Farid bets out $80,000 and Peter makes the call. Farid turns over A-6 which is good enough to make Peter muck his hand. Hooray for showdowns!

There has not been a hand that's made it to showdown in the last ten minutes. Despite this it still looks like Peter has the edge. Jepsen's stack is growing ever so slightly as he edges out his opponent.

Another twenty minutes or so have gone by with no hands of consequence taking place. The stacks remain the same as they trade the blinds back and forth.