THE MAIN TITLE AND A PRIZE OF 37,580€ FROM THE POKER BELGIQUE MASTERS GOES TO THE MAX SKOVORODNIK!

25. July 2023

Maksim Skovorodnik is the new Poker Belgique Masters champion and after a 5-way deal, he turns 200€ into a cool 37,580€ prize! Banco Casino isn't stopping there and this week brings the Warm - Up Weekend, which is a precursor to the Banco Casino Masters 250,000€ GTD for only 170€!

THE MAIN TITLE AND A PRIZE OF 37,580€ FROM THE POKER BELGIQUE MASTERS GOES TO THE MAX SKOVORODNIK!

The poker festival called Poker Belgique Masters was organised by Banco Casino and its main event saw a total of 1,691 entries, bringing the prizepool to 287,470€ for entrants from all over the world. 168 players made it through to Day 2, which was whittled down to the remaining 16 players who featured in yesterday's final day.

Missed the live stream? No matter, the following link will show you the final table footage that determined the exact order of the biggest wins.

The Poker Belgique Masters closed out July and that next month will bring extreme action to the Banco Casino. August will bring unprecedented action to Banco Casino in the form of three exclusive events. Kicking things off will be the #35 edition of the Banco Casino Masters 250,000€ GTD, followed by the Vikings from Sweden, and closing out a "loaded" August will be the Polish Poker Summer Cup 250,000€ GTD for just a 125€ buy-in. A ready-made Eden at Banco Casino for poker enthusiasts!

This weekend you can already play the Warm - Upy Banco Casino Masters with beautiful guarantees, where the first Masters trophies are waiting for their new owners.

Yesterday's final day kicked off at the stroke of four o'clock as the remaining 16 players unwrapped their chips from the previous day. At the start, Erik Sheffer opened the biggest envelope and it was time to play. Thousands of Euros and even bigger chips were at stake. The first step towards the 50,500€ prize was the elimination of 8 players, which moved the game to the TV table for us to watch together.

Final Table Chipcount:

The final table saw the light of the TV cameras after three hours of play and the Top Eight sat at the last table of the tournament, where everything was decided. The last five players were dealt into the last five hands and finished for 12,745€.

Maksim Skovorodnik of Montenegro, the champion of the Poker Belgique Masters Main Event, walked away with the win and the 37,580€ prize. Congratulations!