(Image courtesy of PokerNews.com) The fourth event of the Super High Roller Series Europe has concluded with Selahaddin Bedir winning Event #4: $50,000 No-Limit Hold'em for $832,000. It was Bedir's second final table of the series after he finished runner-up in Event #2, and now with this win, he rockets up
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Tony G Wins Super High Roller Series Europe Event #3: $25K Short Deck for $382,500
Tony G Wins Super High Roller Series Europe Event #3: $25K Short Deck for $382,500
Johan Guilbert Wins Super High Roller Series Europe Event #2: $25,000 NL Hold’em for $506,250
(Image courtesy of PokerNews.com) The Merit Poker presents Super High Roller Series Europe rolled on with Event #2: $25,000 No-Limit Hold'em from Merit Royal Hotel Casino & Spa in North Cyprus. Coming out on top from the 81-entry field was Johan Guilbert, winning $506,250 in prize money. The Merit Poker presents Super
Johan Guilbert Wins Super High Roller Series Europe Event #2: $25,000 NL Hold’em for $506,250
(Image courtesy of PokerNews.com) The Merit Poker presents Super High Roller Series Europe rolled on with Event #2: $25,000 No-Limit Hold'em from Merit Royal Hotel Casino & Spa in North Cyprus. Coming out on top from the 81-entry field was Johan Guilbert, winning $506,250 in prize money. The Merit Poker presents Super
Phil Ivey Wins Super High Roller Series Europe Event #1: $25K Short Deck for $408,000
(Image courtesy of PokerNews.com) The opening event of the Super High Roller Series Europe has come to a conclusion with Phil Ivey winning Event #1: $25,000 Short Deck for $408,000. It is Ivey's second victory of the year after winning the WPT Heads-Up Championship in June for $400,000, and also his
Phil Ivey Wins Super High Roller Series Europe Event #1: $25K Short Deck for $408,000
(Image courtesy of PokerNews.com) The opening event of the Super High Roller Series Europe has come to a conclusion with Phil Ivey winning Event #1: $25,000 Short Deck for $408,000. It is Ivey's second victory of the year after winning the WPT Heads-Up Championship in June for $400,000, and also his