March 30 2014, by Eric Danis

Khoroshenin, Soulier Close Out Vienna with Big Wins

Oleksii Khoroshenin and Fabrice Soulier win big on the last day of play at EPT Vienna…

KHOROSHENIN KRUSHES MAIN

Marko Neumann GPIAlthough he had a big lead as three-handed play unfolded, Marko Neumann (GPI#791) would not become the latest German wizard to win big on the live tournament circuit. Instead, it’s Ukrainian Oleksii Khoroshenin (GPI#407) who wins EPT Vienna, earning the top prize as he inches closer to a return inside the GPI300.

Khoroshenin defeated local hero Anthony Ghamrawi (GPI#20722) heads-up for the title.

GPI300 member Simeon Naydenov (GPI#205) would end up being eliminated second. He takes home €151,000 for his 7th place finish.

SOULIER SCORES HIGH ROLLER

Fabrice Soulier GPIJust a few short months ago many were wondering “what’s wrong with Fabrice Soulier?” – turns out, there never was anything wrong for one of France’s most decorated poker pros.

After some tough month on the circuit, Soulier (GPI#177) finished second in the WSOP Europe Main Event late in 2013 … and now, Soulier is High Roller Champion at EPT Vienna, just days after scoring a 57th place finish in the Main Event.

EPT VIENNA HIGH ROLLER RESULTS
1st Fabrice Soulier (GPI#177) €392,900
2nd Anatoly Filatov (GPI#833) €265,200
3rd Oleh Okhotskyi (GPI#-) €182,500
4th Vitaly Lunkin (GPI#294) €148,800
5th Dmitry Yurasov (GPI#639) €118,650
6th Rasmus Agerskov (GPI#146) €91,150
7th Benjamin Spindler (GPI#286) €66,350
8th Fadi Kamar (GPI#746) €48.050
9th Jonathan Duhamel (GPI#18) €39,800

*Cover photo courtesy of Neil Stoddart/European Poker Tour

European Poker Tour (EPT) Vienna Main Event
Mar 23-30, 2014  |  Hofburg Palace  |  Vienna, AUT
€5,300 Buy-In  |  910 Entries  |  €4,413,500 Prize Pool

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Eric Danis’ passion for poker came at a very early age but it’s when writing about and covering the game he loves that Danis is most in his element. Danis is better known for creating www.PTPRpoker.com where he spent a few years covering poker events. Danis is also known for having worked on the poker shows Poker Eh! and The Pulse on the Quad Jacks Network.