Matthias Eibinger Chipping Up

Christoph Vogelsang raised to 5,000 in the cutoff and Bryn Kenney called on the button, as did Matthias Eibinger from the big blind. The flop landed [Ks2d7d] and Eibinger checked to Vogelsang who continued for 5,000. Kenney called, and Eibinger check-raised to 18,500. Vogelsang and Kenney both called, and the turn

Christoph Vogelsang vs. Timothy Adams

Action folded to Timothy Adams in the small blind, and he limped in for 2,000. From the big blind, Christoph Vogelsang raised to 8,000 and Adams called. The flop landed [2s6d8c] and Adams checked. Vogelsang bet 10,000, and Adams folded.

Christoph Vogelsang Wins One on the Button

Matthias Eibinger raised to 2,500 from under the gun and Michael Addamo three-bet next to act to 8,500. From the button, Christoph Vogelsang four-bet to 21,000. The blinds and Eibinger folded, and Addamo called as the flop landed [9cJs9s]. Addamo checked and Vogelsang continued for 14,000. Addamo folded.

Bryn Kenney Shows Christoph Vogelsang

With around 55,000 in the middle and the flop reading [2d6hQd], Bryn Kenney bet out 38,000 from the small blind. His opponent in the hand is Christoph Vogelsang on the button, and he called as the turn landed the [Ac]. Kenney bet 32,000 and Vogelsang used his full extension of free time

Ben Tollerene Wins Event #10 of British Poker Open for £840,000

Ben Tollerene after winning British Poker Open Event #10 for £840,000.

Remko Rinkema - September 12, 2019

The final event of the 2019 British Poker Open, the £100,000-entry Main Event, was the biggest buy-in and provided the best heads-up of the series, as Ben Tollerene won the final two all-ins in stunning fashion to deny Cary Katz the Main Event title. Relive the entire final table on PokerGO right

Through the Lens: Tollerene Edges Out Katz

Drew Amato - September 12, 2019

The British Poker Open has concluded at Aspers Casino in London as Ben Tollerene claimed gold in Event 10, the £100,000 No Limit Hold'em. Tollerene won two big flips heads up to snatch the BPO Title from Cary Katz, who finished runner-up in the event for £360,000. Coming into the day

Christoph Vogelsang Eliminated in 4th Place

With a bet of 60,000 coming from Ben Tollerene with [JsTd], Christoph Vogelsang raised all-in with [AsKd] and Tollerene made the call. With a low flop, Vogelsang maintained the lead, but on the turn of [Jd], Tollerene take the lead and when the river landed the [Th], that was the end of Christoph

Tollerene Reduces Vogelsang to Tatters

Tollerene just called pre-flop with [AdKd] and Vogelsang decided to raise to 60,000 with [8c2h]. Tollerene raised all-in of course, leaving the German super-short after he folded. Did Vogelsang just preserve his tournament life or delay the inevitable?

Christoph Vogelsang Coolered by Katz

There was 110,000 in the pot as the flop of [Td3d9d] came down. Cary Katz checked with [Ad7d] Vogelsang and checked back with [Qd5d]. The turn of [Jh] saw the German player bet 50,000, and Katz tossed in the chips as casually as possible. The river [Kd] saw the players have both

Welcome to the Final Table of Event #10!

The final event of the 2019 British Poker Open has featured some of the biggest names in poker, and four players remain in the hunt for the final victory of the series. With just two players to be paid, there is a lot on the line, with Cary Katz leading the