WSOPE Updates

A 25-year-old Alex Komaromi of Uruguay won the World Series of Poker Europe Euro 2,200 8-Game Mixed event on Thursday in Berlin scoring his first winner's bracelet and top prize of Euro 65,740. Scott Clements, Noah Bronstein, Jonathan Duhamel, Shaun Deeb and Jens Lakemeier also took part in the event but were eliminated leaving Komaromi to become the first player from Uruguay to claim a WSOP winner's bracelet. Bronstein came in third for Euro 29,200 leading to the heads up round between Komaromi and Scott Clements, who took 2nd place with $40,645. Duhamel placed 4th with Euro 21,065 and Deeb took $15,235 in 5th place. Barney Boatman of the UK won his second bracelet in WSOPE Berlin, the Euro 550 buy-in PLO, and first place prize of Euro 54,725. The final table include Boatman, Doug Lee, Polish players Grzegorz Grochulski, Dominik Maska and Pawel Bakiewicz, Shannon Shor and Jose Obedia. Euro 550 buy-in PLO Payouts: Grzegorz Grochulski Euro 33,190 Shannon Shor Euro 24,520 Jose Obedia Euro 18,000 Doug Lee Euro 13,320 Dominik Maska Euro 9,980 Pawel Bakiewicz Euro 7,560 Damian Pawlak Euro 5,780 Over the weekend, Pavlos Xanthopoulos of Greece won Event 6, a Euro 3,250 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em competition, for Euro 182,510 after facing Mario Lopez of Argentina in the heads up. Euro 3,250 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em Payouts: Mario Lopez Argentina Euro 112,785 Thierry Gogniat France Euro 81,500 Sam Chartier Canada Euro 59,970 Farid Jattin United States Euro 44,920 Alex Rocha United States Euro 34,270 Fabrice Soulier France Euro 26,520 Artan Dedusha UK Euro 20,860 Sergi Reixach UK Euro 16,685