Updated on 22 Feb 26 by
Edwin Law
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PokerStars EPT Berlin: Black Member Makes the Final Table

Marko "infinity1000" Neumann played his way into the final table of the PokerStars European Poker Tour in Berlin after some bizarre scenes at the Grand Hyatt hotel. This is his first final table appearance in a major international tournament.

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Everyone who was at the PokerStars EPT Berlin venue or was following the proceedings live online, would have witnessed some of the most incredible scenes to have ever occurred in a major international poker tournament.

Despite an armed robbery by a group masked men, some heroics from the security personnel and the ensuing chaos in the poker room, the organizers forged ahead and managed to bring a peaceful end to Day 4.

American Kevin MacPhee is still the chip leader going into the final table. He holds around 6 million chips, 1.4 million more than second placed Ketul Nathwani. The final eight return for one last day, and will battle it out for the €1 million winner's purse.

EPT Berlin Day 4 Live Ticker
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infinity1000 makes his first major final table

After a few out of the money finishes in the EPT and WSOP events he has participated in so far, black member Marko "infinity1000" Neumann has finally made his breakthrough in EPT Berlin. He enters his first major final table as the second shortest stack, holding 2,185,000 chips.

infinity1000 is the sole surviving PokerStrategist as yrrsin, dalcon and suppenkasper all hit the rails in 15th (€25,000), 17th (€22,500) and 21st (€22,500) place respectively.

Like on Day 4, there will be a live feed of the Main Event final table available, you can watch infinity1000 play live by visiting the live feed:

Watch the PokerStars.com EPT Berlin Live

Team PokerStrategy.com in the High Roller event

Team PokerStrategy.com member AdminPokernoob as well as psychobenny will also be in action in the €10,000 buy-in High Roller event. The event received a total of 48 entries and both of them will return to play in the second day.

To find out more about the very eventful day in Berlin, visit our live ticker thread:

EPT Berlin Day 4 Live Ticker

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