Romain Le Dantec Overcomes Star-Studded Final Desk to Get Party #13: €10,000 NLH 6-Max

The 2021 Entire world Sequence of Poker Europe has topped a new maiden gold bracelet winner as Romain Le Dantec, who was enjoying his 1st €10,000 obtain-in event, defeated fellow countryman Sonny Franco in heads-up to appear out on best of an 73-entry powerful field in Occasion #13: €10,000 NLH 6-Max.

Three French gamers built the final 6 and yet another two took residence a portion of the €672,695 prize pool as France celebrated the third victory through the ongoing competition at the King’s Resort in Rozvadov.

Predominantly a cash match participant, Le Dantec only selected to enter the match just after making a closing table earlier in Function #9: €1,100 NLH Bounty Hunter. He gathered a income prize of €17,905 for his 5th position end and utilized the winnings to gain his largest dwell poker MTT rating of €207,267. By accomplishing so, he denied runner-up Franco more WSOP glory as he narrowly missed out on the initial WSOP gold bracelet of his own, owning previously collected 3 WSOP Circuit gold rings prior.

Ultimate Desk Outcome Celebration #13: €10,000 NLH 6-Max

Closing Table Recap

The small-lived summary lasted less than three hours and the quite initially seat open up transpired only a handful of minutes into the stay-streamed playing cards-up coverage on the PokerGO platform. In a battle of shorter-stacks, Christopher Puetz and Jakob Miegel got it in with suited aces and it was Miegel who came out on major thanks to his kicker edge.

Bertrand “Elky” Grospellier then doubled through Sirzat Hissou, who was shortly thereafter lowered to 1 huge blind soon after colliding with Miegel. His comeback tale included a triple and a double-up in fast succession but the 3rd time was not the charm for Hissou, who experienced to settle for fifth location.

Grospellier would stick to shortly immediately after and Miegel observed no momentum all through a few-handed play, which still left Le Dantec and Franco to struggle for the gold bracelet.

In the end, the flopped top pair of Le Dantec prevailed against a flushdraw and gutshot for Franco to conclude the latest 2021 WSOP Europe gold bracelet event.