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• Fabian Gumz sitzt im NLHE Accumulator der Aussie Millions Poker Championship 2020 am Final Table. Der Deutsche ist einer der Big Stacks und hat gute Chancen, den goldenen Championship-Ring zu holen. Tag 2 im A$1.150 No-Limit Hold’em Accumulator startete bei den Aussie Millions 2020 mit 101 Spielern. Davon landeten 90 im Geld, leider gibt es.
• In heads-up, Emanuele Onnis played with Fabian Gumz from Germany. In the final hand, Onnis put all in from 1010, and Gumz called with AJ. The flop was 10JA, which gave Gumz 2 pairs, and Onis allowed him to make a set. The turn and river were blanks. For his efforts, Fabian Gumz received € 85,000. Malta Poker Festival Grand Event Final.
• 2019/2020 Seminole Hard Rock Poker tournament schedule: World Series of Poker Circuit (Seminole Casino Coconut Creek) – September 19-30, 2019 – Results Pinktober Poker Open (Seminole Hard Rock Tampa) – October 9-20, 2019 – Results Rock ‘N’ Roll Poker Open (Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood) – November 20-December 4, 2019 – Results Winter Poker Open (Seminole.
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Milen Stefanov, a player from Bulgaria, managed to take down the Main Event of the World Poker Tour Rock ‘N’ Roll Poker Open at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood in Hollywood, Fla. The event required a buy-in of $3,500, and a total of 988 players applied to this big competition to test their skills and luck.

The Bulgarian managed to earn the lion’s share of the prize, winning a total of $545,070. Stefanov was happy to win such a big event and stated that it felt amazing to be a WPT champion.

Fabian Gumz leads Malta Poker Festival Grand Event by GS Admin Posted on 06 Nov, 2018. Now we know you may be used to hearing the term ‘Main Event’ very often in live poker series, but here’s a series that went ahead and named their highlight tournament as the ‘Grand Event’.

This main event was actually the biggest-ever RRPO event in history due to the number of entries. A total of $3.1 million was created as the prize pool, and the top 124 players made it to the money list. Some of the notable players who made the money by playing this event include Aaron Memelstein, Matt Glantz, James Calderaro, Julien Martini, Anthony Zinno, and Scott Clemens.

At one point, Stefanov was rather fortunate as he managed to double up pretty late and stay in the game. He had an ace of hearts and a king of clubs against the ace of spades and king of hearts that Francis Anderson had in his pocket. However, Stefanov managed to get a heart four-flush and stay in the game.

On the other hand, Fabian Gumz, who was the leader at the start of the day, had a rather disappointing finish, only to be down to two BBs. However, he managed to triple up and then double up two times in a row to make it to the final table with only 26 BBs. The shallow bunch was lead by Stefanov, who had 45 BBs at that time.

The Final Table

As the final table started, players immediately started playing aggressively, and one of the first players to suffer from aggressive actions was Anderson, who went all-in two times in the first four hands. Anderson won a total of $111,895.

The next player to hit the rail was Cesar Fuentes from Venezuela. Fuentes won a total of $146,760 as the fifth-place player. The moment when Stefanov managed to amass more than 50 percent of the chips in the game was when he busted Roman Korenev, who is a 2019 bracelet winner. The Russian tried to shove with a queen and a 10 in his pocket, only to stumble upon two aces. He ended up fourth and won a total of $194,605.

Stefanov continued his streak, and his next target was David Novosel from the US, who ended up third, winning a total of $260,845. The last two players who remained in the game were Gumz and Stefanov. The two started heads-up play with Stefanov being a significant chip leader.

However, the German was a tough nut to crack. He managed to double up twice, at which point Stefanov gave up the lead. Yet, Stefanov was smart and caught a bluff from Gumz only to win the tournament. Gumz had to be satisfied with second place and the consolation prize of $353,380.

This marked the end of the WPT Rock ‘N’ Roll Poker Open. The tournament attracted many great players and many poker professionals, as well as enthusiasts.

Although the Main Event was the most important competition in this tournament, it definitely wasn’t the only one, as there were 25 other events that players could compete in, including a couple of lucrative high roller events.

The new era of PokerStars Live events started just over a year ago with the very first PokerStars Festival in New Jersey, United States. Since then the tour has stopped in 12 other destinations across South America, Asia and here in Europe. This week in Hamburg we're enjoying the 13th Festival, and the last of 2017. It really is a global tour.

Those (almost) 13 Main Events along with all the side events at every stop has offered up a lot of opportunities for players to rack up multiple cashes. So, one year in, who are the most successful players in terms of number of cashes? Here's the top ten table:

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Fourth on that list is Fabian Gumz who is playing in the Day 1B today. He's cashed an amazing 18 times this year already for a total of $73,306. He'd only cashed for around $3,000 before this year so 2017 certainly marks a breakout (or transition) year for the young German. Here's a specific look at his PokerStars Festival record:

We witness Gumz win two pots on the bounce to get back above his 30,0000 starting stack. He was under the gun and went to a Q♦3♠9♠ flop. The action checked around to Parwesh Kumar in the cutoff who bet 3,600. Two players folded before Gumz check-raised all-in for 20,250. Kumar went deep into the tank before emerging to fold.

Kumar tried to win those chips back the very next hand, but failed. He opened to 1,300 from the cutoff and Gumz peeled from the big blind before both players checked an A♥A♦9♠ flop. Gumz had a 1,800 bet called on the Q♦ turn and the players went back to checking on the K♦ river. Gumz opened A♣4♥ and Kumar mucked.

We caught up with Gumz in the break and he told us a bit about his year in poker:

'I've had a decent year. It's been a good transition into live poker after playing a lot online before. I've had some good deep runs but nothing too special.

'I really like the PokerStars Festivals. I've been to Rozvadov, Marbella, Dublin - I kind of follow the tour! PokerStars makes fun for the players, good tournaments and I like these structures.'
We'll keep an eye on Gumz and see if he can move further up that leaderboard as the week progresses.

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