But Phung had a plan – to put max pressure on the opposition – and it worked like a charm. This tournament also was able to crack its guarantee with its 566-entry field, and the final table was graced with Czech legend Martin Kabrhel among its leaders. (each final table player also earned a seat to the 2022 WSOPE Main Event)Įvent #2, the €500 Pot Limit Omaha tournament, may have had a smaller guarantee of €200,000, but it brought out the best players to compete for it. Holding pocket fives, Peluso faded the 6-J-4-10-2 board and Savinelli’s A-7 to capture the tournament and the biggest championship of his career. After starting at about a 2:1 disadvantage, Peluso would chip away at Savinelli’s lead before eventually putting him away in a classic race.
In the end, however, Peluso would go against his Italian compatriot Carlo Savinelli. The Italian rookie has been able to earn over $450,000 since picking up tournament poker, with a majority coming from this WSOPE event.Įach member of the final table earned a €10,000 seat in the Main Event later this month, so it was almost like they were all winners.
From appearances, Peluso is a latecomer to the world of poker, earning his first cash in an event only last year.
Those who have won have also picked up some nice cash, as every tournament to this point has cracked its guarantee by a healthy amount.Įarlier this week, Fabio Peluso was able to emerge from the massive 2454 entry field to take home the trophy in the first event of the 2022 World Series of Poker Europe. Four events are now complete at the 2022 World Series of Poker Europe, with each bracelet garnering the same respect that those won in Las Vegas receive. They may not be household names in the States of America, but they have certainly etched their names into the record books for European poker.
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