09 Feb 12
Final Table Reached at WPT Venice
After 4 days of play in Venice, Italy, the WPT Venice has reached the official final table. Check out some information on the 6 players who hope to become the WPT Venice champion.
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| Andrea Dato |
In 4 days of play, the WPT Venice field has decreased from 155 to just 6. These 6 will commence play on Friday, and all will have their eyes on the €229,800 first-place prize. All of them will receive at least €32,195 for getting this far.
Andrea Dato (1,591,000 chips) - Andrea Dato is an Italian player with over $340,000 in lifetime earnings. His results include a WSOP
final table, an IPT
final table, and a WPT
final table from the last time the tour was in Venice in December. He'll begin this
final table with the chip lead, and he hopes to improve on his 4th place finish from the last WPT Venice.
Simon Ravnsbaek (922,000 chips) - Danish Simon Ravnsbaek sits inm 2nd place with somewhat significantly fewer chips than Dato. The bulk of his career earnings came from finishing in 3rd at the 2011 WPT Vienna.
Rinat Bogdanov (907,000 chips) - Russian Rinat Boganov is in 3rd place, and even a 6th place finish would be worth far greater than his career
tournament earnings.
Alessandro Longobardi (558,000 chips) - An Italian player with over $300,000 in career earnings, Venice could be Alessandro Longobardi's lucky city. His largest career victory occurred in 2008 at La Notte del
Poker in Venice, and he pocketed €70,000 for that win.
Andrea Carini (347,000 chips) - Carini is an Italian player who participates almost exclusively in events held in Italy. This is his first major
tournament circuit
final table.
Gianluca Trebbi (343,000 chips) - Yet another Italian, Trebbi has over $230,000 in career earnings but is still searching for his first
tournament victory.
The
final table will begin today at 14:00 CET, and it will be streamed live starting at 14:30 CET.
World Poker Tour Live Streaming Final Table Coverage
World Poker Tour Live Updates
WPT Venice
End of Day 4 Chip Counts
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| Place |
Name |
Chips |
| 1st |
Andrea Dato |
1,591,000 |
| 2nd |
Simon Ravnsbaek |
922,000 |
| 3rd |
Rinat Bogdanov |
907,000 |
| 4th |
Alessandro Longobardi |
558,000 |
| 5th |
Andrea Carini |
347,000 |
| 6th |
Gianluca Trebbi
|
343,000
|
Blinds: 8,000/16,000/2,000 | Players: 6 (9) | Prize pool: €690,525
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Check out some pictures from Day 4 of the WPT Venice:
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| Second place Simon Ravnsbaek has 922,000 reasons to be in good spirits while bagging his chips. |
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| Rinat Bogdanov |
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| Alessandro Longobardi |
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| Andrea Carini |
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| Gianluca Trebbi |
by Matt Kaufman
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#1
gabrielnassif, 10 Feb 12 07:52
Let's go Datino, he used to play Magic: the Gathering and his older brother Federico has a Pro Tour top 8#2
Trikkur, 10 Feb 12 21:22
Didn't expect to see Gabriel Nassif posting in the comments. I wouldn't of made this post on a poker article if it weren't for m:tg.