EPT Monte Carlo: Malinowski Leads 100k Super High Roller, Fuchs Eliminated in 9th
EPT Monte Carlo 100k Super High Roller heats up as Polish player Malinowski becomes chip leader, German player Fuchs finishes 9th.
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The ongoing €100,000 buy-in Super High Roller at EPT Monte Carlo has attracted a field of top-tier players. As of the latest report, Polish player Malinowski has taken the chip lead with steady play, while German player Fuchs was eliminated in ninth place, falling just short of the money bubble.
This event is one of the most prestigious side events in the EPT Monte Carlo series, with a buy-in of €100,000, typically drawing world-class professional players and high-net-worth amateurs. The tournament is still in progress, with remaining players vying for the champion’s title and a substantial prize pool.
Fuchs, a well-known German poker player, has previously reached deep stages in multiple EPT events. While his ninth-place finish here is not a victory, it still demonstrates his consistent skill. Whether Malinowski can maintain his lead until the end remains to be seen.
The EPT Monte Carlo series is held annually at the Casino de Monte-Carlo, serving as a key stop on the European Poker Tour, renowned for its luxurious atmosphere and high-stakes prizes.
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- The buy-in for this event is €100,000 (approximately 770,000 CNY).