poker.pro will be on-site providing live reporting from the 2025 edition of The Festival Rozvadov, with full coverage of The Hendon Mob Championship and the thrilling Cash Game Challenge.
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No Bubble; Play is Over for Today
Level 18: 10,000/20,000 (20,000) Entries: 29/227 Prizes: TBA As only 30 players remained, the floor was about to stop the dealers and announce hand by hand. However, there was still one hand going on at Table 601. It was an all-in pre-flop scenario between Dieter Bauer and Eden Vaturi, with Bauer being the player at risk.
Dieter Bauer: A♥Q♦
Eden Vaturi: 9♣9♦The board 4♥9♥Q♣7♠5♦ board favored Vaturi; with his set, he eliminated Bauer before the bubble stadium even began.
Such, the remaining 29 players are now bagging their chips. They will return to Day 2, June 8, but before then, there are many more Day 1 flights on the schedule.
The poker.pro live coverage is hereby completed for the day. However, a full recap of today’s action will be up as soon as possible, as well as full chip counts from Day 1a.
Eden Vaturi: 544,000
Dieter Bauer: 0 -
The Final Stretch
Level 18: 10,000/20,000 (20,000) Entries: 32/227 Prizes: TBA Action folded to Frank Schäpers on the Button, who moved all in for 203,000. Seated in the Big Blind, Turay Kurtbogan made the call.
Frank Schäpers: A♦8♦
Turay Kurtbogan: A♠10♠Schäpers was visibly displeased to see that he was dominated. It didn’t matter that he hit a pair on the Q♦4♠5♠7♦8♠ board; victory belonged to Kurtbogan and his nut flush.
As Level 18 recently commenced, it’s only a matter of time before 29 players remain.
Turay Kurtbogan: 560,000
Frank Schäpers: 0 -
Dhondt Finds a Big One
Level 17: 8,000/16,000 (16,000) Entries: 35/227 Prizes: TBA Seyed Fazeli raised to 58,000 from the Lo-jack. From the Hi-jack, Philippe Dhondt moved all in for 244,000. When action came to Mohamed Bajjadi in the Big Blind, he went all in for 225,000. Fazeli folded; Dhondt and Bajjadi went to a showdown.
Philippe Dhondt: A♥A♣
Mohamed Bajjadi: J♠J♣A brutal cooler for Bajjadi, and the 9♣Q♦3♦3♣6♠ runout offered him little consolation. By the finest of margins, he was eliminated, and Dhondt now has a stack with great playability.
Philippe Dhondt: 528,000
Mohamed Bajjadi: 0 -
Big Stacks at the Break
A stacked tournament room in King’s Resort during The 2025 Festival Rozvadov. Photo: Mairo Toom Break N/A Entries: 38/227 Prizes: TBA The remaining 38 players are now on a 15-minute break. Nine more will bust before the remaining 29 can bag their chips for Day 2. These are the five biggest stacks set to return to Level 17: 8,000/16,000 (16,000).
Player Chips Big Blinds Stylianos Papantoniou 895,000 56 Suren Saiian 750,000 47 Johann Cintea 682,000 43 Michal Lizak 520,000 33 Tsolis Kostantinos 490,000 31 -
The Nut Flush
Level 16: 6,000/12,000 (12,000) Entries: 38/227 Prizes: TBA Thomas Feldmann limped from the Lo-jack. Jaroslav Stulhofer called from the Small Blind, before Nghi Tran checked, seated in the Big Blind.
All three players checked the 4♠K♠9♥ flop. On the turn K♦, Stulhofer led out for 16,000. Tran folded, while Feldmann made the call.
The river was the 7♠. Stulhofer now checked, and Feldmann bet 32,000. After about a minute’s worth of consideration, Stulhofer made the call; Feldmann was lost in his thoughts, and the dealer had to catch his attention to let him know he was due to show his hand.
He turned over A♠10♠ for the nut flush, which was enough for him to take down the pot.
Thomas Feldmann: 400,000
Jaroslav Stulhofer: 180,000 -
Prinzing Prints
Achim Prinzing. Photo: Mairo Toom Level 15: 5,000/10,000 (10,000) Entries: 40/227 Prizes: TBA UTG, Thomas Feldmann opened to 20,000. Achim Prinzing (Cut-off) and Johann Cintea (Small Blind) both made the call before José Benitez went all in for 280,000 from the Big Blind. Feldmann folded before Prinzing made the call with confidence. Cintea got out of the way, and it was time for a showdown between Benitez and Prinzing.
José Benitez: 7♥7♠
Achim Prinzing: A♥K♣It feels like the non-pair hand has won the majority of the coinflip situations today. This would prove to be the case this time as well, as the board ran out 2♣4♥A♣8♠Q♥. Gracious in defeat, Benitez knocked on the table, and Prinzing is now back on top of the rankings.
Achim Prinzing: 632,000
José Benitez: 0 -
Papantoniou Improves
Level 15: 5,000/10,000 (10,000) Entries: 41/227 Prizes: TBA Action folded to Stylianos Papantoniou on the Button, who opened to 25,000. After Adrijan Bat folded his Small Blind, Franke van Netten moved all in for 159,000. After receiving the count, big-stacked Papantoniou made the call.
Franke van Netten: K♦J♣
Stylianos Papantoniou: A♣9♦Papantoniou let out a “vamos,” as an ace appeared on the A♠4♥6♣. The 9♥8♥ runout didn’t change the outcome, and there’s a good chance Papantoniou is the current chip leader.
Stylianos Papantoniou: 645,000
Franke van Netten: 0 -
Dhondt Don’t Dismiss
Level 14: 4,000/8,000 (8,000) Entries: 44/227 Prizes: TBA Alexander Keltz limped from the Hi-jack, and Small Blind player Seyed Fazeli also settled with a call. Philippe Dhondt wouldn’t have any of it, though, as he moved all in for 84,000 from the Big Blind. After some consideration, Keltz made the call prior to Fazeli folding.
Philippe Dhondt: 9♠9♣
Alexander Keltz: 2♠2♣Dhondt was ahead, and no nasty surprises for him as the board spelled out J♦6♠K♠5♥Q♥. He doubled through Keltz and is still fighting to be top 29 and bag for Day 2.
Alexander Keltz: 330,000
Philippe Dhondt: 164,000 -
Kostantinos gets Lucky
Level 13: 3,000/6,000 (6,000) Entries: 53/227 Prizes: TBA Tsolis Kostantinos opened to 16,00 from UTG+2. Action folded to Payam Ansarian on the Cut-off, who took perhaps three minutes before going all in for 37,000. The next player to make a move was Dirk Bertenburg, who raised to 100,000 from the Small Blind. When action came back to Kostantinos, he made the call with his 93,000 stack.
Payam Ansarian: A♦2♦
Dirk Bertenburg: Q♠Q♣
Tsolis Kostantinos: 10♥10♦Bertenburg was on the course to eliminate two players. The flop J♦6♠3♠ didn’t pose a threat to his queens. Neither did the 6♥ turn. He experienced pain on the river, though, as the 10♠ gave Kostantinos the best hand with a full house.
Tsolis Kostantinos: 300,000
Dirk Bertenburg: 254,000
Payam Ansarian: 0 -
Players Are Back After the Break
Level 13: 3,000/6,000 (6,000) Entries: 61/227 Prizes: TBA The players have returned after their third break of the day. As they’re getting ready to enter Level 13 (3,000/6,000 with a 6,000 Ante), the top five stacks may belong to the following players.
Player Chips Big Blind Achim Prinzing 485,000 81 Sergiy Bikyetov 450,000 75 Kostadin Mihaylov 440,000 73 Detlev Boganowski 420,000 70 Turay Kurtbogan 414,000 69 -
The Best Starting Hand in Poker
Level 12: 2,500/5,000 (5,000) Entries: 61/227 Prizes: TBA Seated in the Lo-jack, Julien Teissedre opened to 11,000. Shay Aldorf moved all in for 135,000 from the Cut-off. Action folded back to Teissedre, who didn’t hesitate before making the call, putting his 83,000 stack at risk.
Shay Aldorf: 8♠8♣
Julien Teissedre: A♥A♣Bad news for Aldorf, and he received no help on the K♦4♦7♣10♣J♠ board. The larger chunk of his stack went the way of Teissedre shortly before the break.
Julien Teissedre: 185,000
Shay Aldorf: 56,000 -
Battle of the Short Stacks
Level 12: 2,500/5,000 (5,000) Entries: 66/227 Prizes: TBA Thierry Garin went all in UTG for 56,000. Fatos Haxhaj committed his last 36,000 in the pot as well, and the two players were the only ones to showdown.
Thierry Garin: A♥J♠
Fatos Haxhaj: Q♥J♦“Queen,” Haxhaj urged the dealer. No dice for him as the board spelled out [invalid notations].
Thierry Garin: 100,000
Fatos Haxhaj: 0 -
29 Players Will Move on
A stacked tournament room in King’s Resort during The 2025 Festival Rozvadov. Photo: Mairo Toom Level 11: 2,000/4,000 (4,000) Entries: 80/227 Prizes: TBA The period for late registration and re-entry is now closed. 29 players will move on to Day 2, which will be played June 8.
While the 80 remaining players in Day 1a are competing for a plastic bag, Day 1b has started with 138 entries. Also, the second remote flight in Prague has commenced.
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Scholz Makes his Move
Level 11: 2,000/4,000 (4,000) Entries: 88/227 Prizes: TBA Dirk Bertenburg limped UTG+1. Mario Scholz made the call from the Hi-jack, before Nadav Tetro moved all in for 24,000. Bertenburg folded, and Scholz made the call.
Nadav Tetro: 6♦6♠
Mario Scholz: J♣7♣The flip went the way of Scholz as the board ran out Q♥3♠J♥3♥7♦.
Mario Scholz: 153,000
Nadav Tetro: 0 -
Nice Flop for Kostantinos
Level 10: 1,500/3,000 (3,000) Entries: 99/219 Prizes: TBA Action folded to Olivier Lacour, who went all in for 24,500 from the Button. Tsolis Kostantinos made the call from the Small Blind.
Olivier Lacour: 7♦5♦
Tsolis Kostantinos: A♣K♥Lacour was most certainly alive, but the Q♥J♦10♥ shattered his dreams. The 5♠10♠ runout didn’t help him; there’s roughly 13 minutes left to re-enter the tournament. Perhaps he’ll try again, or aim for the 1b flight.
Tsolis Kostantinos: 205,000
Oliver Lacour: 0 -
Massinger Plays Double Average
Level 9: 1,000/2,000 (2,000) Entries: 106/218 Prizes: TBA Frank Schäpers opened to 4,500 from the Hi-jack. Seated in the Small Blind, Elias Massinger pumped it up to 13,000. Schäpers decided to call.
Massinger continued the aggressive path on the 2♠10♣J♥ flop. Schäpers wasn’t going anywhere, and after making the call, the dealer presented the 9♥ on the turn. Massinger sized up to 26,000, and Schäpers called within seconds.
Action went check-check on the 9♣ river.
Massinger turned over A♣J♣. Schäpers’ hand hit the muck, and the dealer pushed all the chips Massinger’s way.
Elias Massinger: 200,000
Frank Schäpers: 56,000 -
A Beatiful Queen
Level 9: 1,000/2,000 (2,000) Entries: 115/215 Prizes: TBA Stefan Tanase opened to 4,000 from the Lo-jack. Cut-off player Kai Vater was the sole caller.
Both players checked the 9♣3♠3♦ flop. After a check from Tanase on the Q♥ turn, Vater bet 6,000. Tanase made the call.
Both players checked the A♠ river.
Stefan Tanase: J♦J♥
Kai Vater: Q♣8♦A pair of queens was enough for Vater to take down the pot.
Stefan Tanase: 106,000
Kai Vater: 69,000 -
Big Stacks at the Second Break
If the poker.pro reporter’s eyesight is to be trusted, Achim Prinzing has the current chip lead. Photo: Mairo Toom Break N/A Entries: 118/201 Prizes: TBA As the second break of the day began (which is a 35-minute dinner break), the tournament surpassed the 200-mark in terms of entries. These may be the five biggest stacks in the room, as the remaining players are set to return at Level 9: 1,000/2,000 (2,000).
Player Chips Big Blinds Achim Prinzing 252,000 252 Tiago Martins 240,000 240 Sergiy Bikyetov 223,000 223 Christoph Tanner 209,000 209 Payam Ansarian 187,000 187 -
Bock Battles Bakoyan
Level 8: 800/1,600 (1,600) Entries: 113/199 Prizes: TBA Maxim Bakoyan limped from the Cut-off. Florian Bock would have none of it and decided to raise to 5,500 from the Button. Action folded back to Bakoyan, who made the call.
After an initial check from Bakoyan on the 4♣K♥7♦ flop, Bock bet 5,500. Bakoyan threw in two 5,000 chips. The dealer started to collect the chips, but Bakoyan then claimed that his intention was to raise. It was deemed, however, that the amount he bet couldn’t be valid for a raise. Bakoyan respected the decision.
You’d think Bock would be scared that Bakoyan was aiming for the check-raise, but no. He continued for 12,000 on the J♦ after Bakoyan had checked to him. Bakoyan called, and the dealer revealed the 8♥ on the river. Bakoyan checked for a third time, and Bock now fired a 25,000 bet. Bakoyan sighed heavily before making the call.
Bock turned over A♣K♦ which was enough for Bakoyan to muck his hand.
Florian Bock: 146,000
Maxim Bakoyan: 58,500 -
Ain’t Scared of no Flush
Level 7: 600/1,200 (1,200) Entries: 124/197 Prizes: TBA Eden Vaturi opened to 2,400 from UTG+1. Seated in the Hi-jack, Jukka Moisio made it 6,500 in total. Tomis Kocib (Button) and Franke van Netten (Small Blind) made the call prior to Vaturi folding.
Van Netten checked to Moisio, who continued for 6,000 on the 3♠4♠3♦ flop. Kocib quickly folded, while van Netten decided to stick around.
Both players checked the A♠ turn. On the river 2♠, it was now van Netten who took the aggressive route as he bet 10,000. Moisio took perhaps one minute before making the call.
Franke van Netten: Q♦Q♣
Jukka Moisio: A♦5♦Moisio didn’t give his opponent credit for a flush. His straight was good, and he improved his already impressive stack even further.
Jukka Moisio: 161,000
Franke van Netten: 64,000 -
Lenoble is Noble
Level 6: 500/1,000 (1,000) Entries: 134/174 Prizes: TBA Fabrice Lenoble opened to 2,800 from UTG. Seated next to him, Elias Massinger made the call. Robert Waberski also joined the fun from the Button.
On the J♥3♥10♠ flop, Lenoble continued for 7,000. Massinger folded before Waberski made the call.
Lenoble didn’t slow down on the 8♣ turn and now bet 22,000. Without hesitation, Waberski moved all in for roughly 36,000. Faster than the speed of lightning, Lenoble made the call.
Robert Waberski: A♦J♠
Fabrice Lenoble: K♣Q♠Waberski was ahead, but with the Q♥ on the river, his bullet came to an end. Time will tell if he decides to re-enter.
Fabrice Lenoble: 116,000
Robert Waberski: 0 -
Let’s Gamble
Level 5: 400/800 (800) Entries: 133/164 Prizes: TBA From early position, Seyed Fazeli opened to 1,900. Benjamin Altun called from the Cut-off before Patrick Schlatter moved all in for 16,000 from the Small Blind.
“I’ll gamble with you,” Fazeli confirmed as he made the call. He revealed his cards, unaware that Altun was still in the hand. With the extra information in hand, Altun decided to fold his holdings, as Fazei and Schlatter went to showdown.
Patrick Schlatter: A♠Q♥
Seyed Fazeli: A♦5♣Schlatter seemed convinced a five would come after the 3♦4♣9♠ flop. The board continued with K♥J♣, though, and Schlatter secured the double-up.
Seyed Fazeli: 51,000
Patrick Schlatter: 42,000 -
Pulling the Trigger
Level 5: 400/800 (800) Entries: 132/161 Prizes: TBA Loris Vallone limped from UTG. UTG+1, Franke van Netten raised to 3,500. Stylianos Papantoniou (Lo-jack), Florin Bilan (Button), Alfredo Di Paolo (Small Blind), and Vallone all made the call.
The flop came 9♣9♥J♣. Action was checked to pre-flop aggressor van Netten, who moved all in for roughly 50,000. It was folded to Vallone, who contemplated a call for a minute or two before he let his hand go.
Franke van Netten: 82,000
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Five Big Stacks at the Break
A stacked tournament room in King’s Resort during The 2025 Festival Rozvadov. Photo: Mairo Toom Break N/A Entries: 119/141 Prizes: TBA The X players in the tournament are now on break. The poker.pro team attempted to identify five of the biggest stacks.
The players are set to return to Level 5: 400/800 (800).
Player Chips Big Blinds Stylianos Papantoniou 180,000 225 Christian Vogel 175,000 219 Soeren Midtiby 160,000 200 Peter Wesolowski 142,000 178 Jiri Holik 116,000 145 -
20 Qualifiers Joins the Party
Only good vibes during The Festival Rozvadov. Photo: Mairo Toom Level 4: 300/600 (600) Entries: 115/132 Prizes: TBA Previously to Day 1a, a €30 satellite with a whopping 20 tickets guaranteed ran on the other side of the tournament area. The following 20 players made it through and are set to join the Day 1a action:
Position Player Prize 1 Thierry Garin €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 2 Tolunay Karakaya €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 3 Andreas Drefahl €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 4 Ralf Hildebrandt €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 5 Nicolas Keller €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 6 Gholamreza Ranaie €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 7 Robert Waberski €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 8 Jaye Bakalars €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 9 Georgios Toumpoulis €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 10 Filipp Fomenko €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 11 Werner Rozbicki €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 12 Nick Bogaert €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 13 Martijn Arslan €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 14 Behrooz Niknam €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 15 Dieter Bauer €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 16 Antje Schmidt €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 17 Hans Bergmann €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 18 Alexander Bugram €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 19 Andrei Ghita €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 20 Marek Mleczko €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 21 Daniel Maucher €24 -
Kicking Things Off
A stacked tournament room in King’s Resort during The 2025 Festival Rozvadov. Photo: Mairo Toom Level 3: 300/600 (600) Entries: 92/106 Prizes: TBA Emmanouil Saloustrus opened to 1,300 from the Lo-jack. From the Button, Eden Vaturi raised to 3,500. Saloustrus wasted little to no time before making the call.
Even though the pre-flop action was somewhat aggressive, both players checked every street on the 10♣8♣7♥3♠8♥ board.
Emmanouil Saloustrus: A♦5♣
Eden Vaturi: A♥Q♦A shy pot went the way of Vaturi, and even though trailing Saloustrus, he now plays average stack.
Emmanouil 68,000
Eden Vaturi: 57,000 -
Previous THMC Winners During The Festival Events
Level 3: 200/500 (500) Entries: 94/102 Prizes: TBA This is the eighth THMC tournament during a The Festival event. So far, no person has captured to titles; perhaps this will be the first time?
Below you can see all previous winners.
Year Event Tournament Winner First-Place Prize Prize Pool Field 2024 The Festival Bratislava €250 THMC 
Vegard Granli€17,745 €93,125 436 2024 The Festival Malta €250 THMC Anonymous €14,600 €71,392 334 2024 The Festival Rozvadov €250 THMC Anonymous €35,250 €200,000 825 2023 The Festival Bratislava €250 THMC 
Mitja Rudolf€9,100 €36,765 172 2023 The Festival Malta €250 THMC Jonas Engedal€6,100 €22,032 102 2023 The Festival Nottingham £120 THMC 
Reem Ahmed£6,715 £37,248 384 2022 The Festival Bratislava €250 THMC 
Peter Zolnai€7,000 €28,000 131 -
Tournament Structure
Level 2: 200/400 (400) Entries: 65/67 Prizes: TBA The tournament structure for Day 1a is as follows (excluding breaks).
Level Duration (Minutes) Small Blind Big Blind Ante 1 30 100 300 300 2 30 200 400 400 3 30 200 500 500 4 30 300 600 600 5 30 400 800 800 6 30 500 1,000 1,000 7 30 600 1,200 1,200 8 30 800 1,600 1,600 9 30 1,000 2,000 2,000 10 30 1,500 3,000 3,000 11 30 2,000 4,000 4,000 12 30 2,500 5,000 5,000 13 30 3,000 6,000 6,000 14 30 4,000 8,000 8,000 15 30 5,000 10,000 10,000 16 30 6,000 12,000 12,000 17 30 8,000 16,000 16,000 8 30 10,000 20,000 20,000 -
Boothby and Franke Welcomes all Players
Roland Boothby during a previous THMC event at The Festival. Level 1: 100/300 (300) Entries: 60/60 Prizes: TBA Before the first hand, The Festival founder Martin “Franke” Von Zweigbergk greeted all players welcome to King’s Resort and the 2025 Festival Rozvadov. Head of Partnerships for The Hendon Mob, Roland Boothby, also shared some words with the players, expressing his joy over the successful collaboration between The Hendon Mob and The Festival.
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Cards in the Air
Level 1: 100/300 (300) Entries: 36/36 Prizes: TBA The first hand has been dealt in Day 1a of the €150 Hendon Mob Championship here at King’s Resort, Rozvadov. As mentioned in the previous post, late registration and re-entry are open during the first ten 30-minute levels.
The €30 satellite with 20 guaranteed tickets is still running.
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Day 1a of THMC Kicks off the 2025 Festival Rozvadov in Fitting Fashion
Today’s the first Friday of June, and what better place to spend it than in Rozvadov? Today, the 2025 Festival Rozvadov commences at King’s Resort, and eleven days of poker fun await all players who visit this Czech gem of a poker paradise.
The whole shebang kicks off with the €150 Hendon Mob Championship (THMC); this is the tournament that poker.pro will be covering today. More specifically, the eyes will be on Day 1a, which commences at 13:00. Late registration will be open for ten 30-minute levels, and there’s also unlimited re-entry during this period.
Play will not conclude until only 12,5 % of the field remains; those who are lucky enough to still be in it by then will bag their chips for Day 2 (June 8) and be guaranteed a €300 min-cash.
€300,000 Guarantee – In a €150 Tournament?!
Make no mistake about it; this is not the typical €150 tournament. The founding father of the Festival, Martin “Franke” Von Zweigbergk, aims for this to be the biggest THMC event ever. Hence, the guarantee is set to €300,000, an abnormally large number in relation to the shy €150 buy-in.
Today may be Day 1a, but the tournament did, in fact, stealth-start a couple of weeks ago, as a remote flight was held at King’s Casino in Prague. Nine players moved on from this affair, and believe it or not, Franke himself bagged the chip lead, as he finished the day with 871,000.
The founder of The Festival, Martin “Franke” Von Zweigbergk, bagged the chip lead from the THMC Day 1a remote flight in Prague It’s always a nice achievement to secure the chip lead, and for this tournament, players are even rewarded for it; the one who bags the most chips in each starting day flight wins a €550 ticket for the 2025 Festival Rozvadov Main Event. Quite the cherry on top of an already delicious dessert!
To make things even better, the player who’s crowned the winner on Day 2 will, in addition to the first-place payout and the coveted THMC trophy, also receive a package for the 2025 Hendon Mob Championship Cape Town, valued at roughly €2,000.
The poker.pro live coverage of Day 1a will commence at 13:00 when the first hand is dealt. Results and chip counts will be posted for every starting flight as quickly as possible.
Below is the full schedule for the tournament, which features all flights.
Date Time Event Location May 10 4:00 p.m. €150 THMC Remote Day 1a King’s Casino, Prague June 6 1:00 p.m. €150 THMC Day 1a King’s Resort, Rozvadov 6:00 p.m. €150 THMC Day 1b King’s Resort, Rozvadov 7:00 p.m. €150 THMC Remote Day 1b King’s Casino, Prague June 7 11:00 a.m. €150 THMC Day 1c King’s Resort, Rozvadov 6:00 p.m. €150 THMC Day 1d King’s Resort, Rozvadov June 8 11:00 a.m. €150 THMC Day 1e (Turbo) King’s Resort, Rozvadov 2:00 p.m. €150 THMC Day 1f (Flip and Go Pineapple) King’s Resort, Rozvadov 5:00 p.m. €150 THMC Day 2 (Final day, registration closed) King’s Resort, Rozvadov
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No Bubble; Play is Over for Today
Level 18: 10,000/20,000 (20,000) Entries: 29/227 Prizes: TBA As only 30 players remained, the floor was about to stop the dealers and announce hand by hand. However, there was still one hand going on at Table 601. It was an all-in pre-flop scenario between Dieter Bauer and Eden Vaturi, with Bauer being the player at risk.
Dieter Bauer: A♥Q♦
Eden Vaturi: 9♣9♦The board 4♥9♥Q♣7♠5♦ board favored Vaturi; with his set, he eliminated Bauer before the bubble stadium even began.
Such, the remaining 29 players are now bagging their chips. They will return to Day 2, June 8, but before then, there are many more Day 1 flights on the schedule.
The poker.pro live coverage is hereby completed for the day. However, a full recap of today’s action will be up as soon as possible, as well as full chip counts from Day 1a.
Eden Vaturi: 544,000
Dieter Bauer: 0 -
The Final Stretch
Level 18: 10,000/20,000 (20,000) Entries: 32/227 Prizes: TBA Action folded to Frank Schäpers on the Button, who moved all in for 203,000. Seated in the Big Blind, Turay Kurtbogan made the call.
Frank Schäpers: A♦8♦
Turay Kurtbogan: A♠10♠Schäpers was visibly displeased to see that he was dominated. It didn’t matter that he hit a pair on the Q♦4♠5♠7♦8♠ board; victory belonged to Kurtbogan and his nut flush.
As Level 18 recently commenced, it’s only a matter of time before 29 players remain.
Turay Kurtbogan: 560,000
Frank Schäpers: 0 -
Dhondt Finds a Big One
Level 17: 8,000/16,000 (16,000) Entries: 35/227 Prizes: TBA Seyed Fazeli raised to 58,000 from the Lo-jack. From the Hi-jack, Philippe Dhondt moved all in for 244,000. When action came to Mohamed Bajjadi in the Big Blind, he went all in for 225,000. Fazeli folded; Dhondt and Bajjadi went to a showdown.
Philippe Dhondt: A♥A♣
Mohamed Bajjadi: J♠J♣A brutal cooler for Bajjadi, and the 9♣Q♦3♦3♣6♠ runout offered him little consolation. By the finest of margins, he was eliminated, and Dhondt now has a stack with great playability.
Philippe Dhondt: 528,000
Mohamed Bajjadi: 0 -
Big Stacks at the Break
A stacked tournament room in King’s Resort during The 2025 Festival Rozvadov. Photo: Mairo Toom Break N/A Entries: 38/227 Prizes: TBA The remaining 38 players are now on a 15-minute break. Nine more will bust before the remaining 29 can bag their chips for Day 2. These are the five biggest stacks set to return to Level 17: 8,000/16,000 (16,000).
Player Chips Big Blinds Stylianos Papantoniou 895,000 56 Suren Saiian 750,000 47 Johann Cintea 682,000 43 Michal Lizak 520,000 33 Tsolis Kostantinos 490,000 31 -
The Nut Flush
Level 16: 6,000/12,000 (12,000) Entries: 38/227 Prizes: TBA Thomas Feldmann limped from the Lo-jack. Jaroslav Stulhofer called from the Small Blind, before Nghi Tran checked, seated in the Big Blind.
All three players checked the 4♠K♠9♥ flop. On the turn K♦, Stulhofer led out for 16,000. Tran folded, while Feldmann made the call.
The river was the 7♠. Stulhofer now checked, and Feldmann bet 32,000. After about a minute’s worth of consideration, Stulhofer made the call; Feldmann was lost in his thoughts, and the dealer had to catch his attention to let him know he was due to show his hand.
He turned over A♠10♠ for the nut flush, which was enough for him to take down the pot.
Thomas Feldmann: 400,000
Jaroslav Stulhofer: 180,000 -
Prinzing Prints
Achim Prinzing. Photo: Mairo Toom Level 15: 5,000/10,000 (10,000) Entries: 40/227 Prizes: TBA UTG, Thomas Feldmann opened to 20,000. Achim Prinzing (Cut-off) and Johann Cintea (Small Blind) both made the call before José Benitez went all in for 280,000 from the Big Blind. Feldmann folded before Prinzing made the call with confidence. Cintea got out of the way, and it was time for a showdown between Benitez and Prinzing.
José Benitez: 7♥7♠
Achim Prinzing: A♥K♣It feels like the non-pair hand has won the majority of the coinflip situations today. This would prove to be the case this time as well, as the board ran out 2♣4♥A♣8♠Q♥. Gracious in defeat, Benitez knocked on the table, and Prinzing is now back on top of the rankings.
Achim Prinzing: 632,000
José Benitez: 0 -
Papantoniou Improves
Level 15: 5,000/10,000 (10,000) Entries: 41/227 Prizes: TBA Action folded to Stylianos Papantoniou on the Button, who opened to 25,000. After Adrijan Bat folded his Small Blind, Franke van Netten moved all in for 159,000. After receiving the count, big-stacked Papantoniou made the call.
Franke van Netten: K♦J♣
Stylianos Papantoniou: A♣9♦Papantoniou let out a “vamos,” as an ace appeared on the A♠4♥6♣. The 9♥8♥ runout didn’t change the outcome, and there’s a good chance Papantoniou is the current chip leader.
Stylianos Papantoniou: 645,000
Franke van Netten: 0 -
Dhondt Don’t Dismiss
Level 14: 4,000/8,000 (8,000) Entries: 44/227 Prizes: TBA Alexander Keltz limped from the Hi-jack, and Small Blind player Seyed Fazeli also settled with a call. Philippe Dhondt wouldn’t have any of it, though, as he moved all in for 84,000 from the Big Blind. After some consideration, Keltz made the call prior to Fazeli folding.
Philippe Dhondt: 9♠9♣
Alexander Keltz: 2♠2♣Dhondt was ahead, and no nasty surprises for him as the board spelled out J♦6♠K♠5♥Q♥. He doubled through Keltz and is still fighting to be top 29 and bag for Day 2.
Alexander Keltz: 330,000
Philippe Dhondt: 164,000 -
Kostantinos gets Lucky
Level 13: 3,000/6,000 (6,000) Entries: 53/227 Prizes: TBA Tsolis Kostantinos opened to 16,00 from UTG+2. Action folded to Payam Ansarian on the Cut-off, who took perhaps three minutes before going all in for 37,000. The next player to make a move was Dirk Bertenburg, who raised to 100,000 from the Small Blind. When action came back to Kostantinos, he made the call with his 93,000 stack.
Payam Ansarian: A♦2♦
Dirk Bertenburg: Q♠Q♣
Tsolis Kostantinos: 10♥10♦Bertenburg was on the course to eliminate two players. The flop J♦6♠3♠ didn’t pose a threat to his queens. Neither did the 6♥ turn. He experienced pain on the river, though, as the 10♠ gave Kostantinos the best hand with a full house.
Tsolis Kostantinos: 300,000
Dirk Bertenburg: 254,000
Payam Ansarian: 0 -
Players Are Back After the Break
Level 13: 3,000/6,000 (6,000) Entries: 61/227 Prizes: TBA The players have returned after their third break of the day. As they’re getting ready to enter Level 13 (3,000/6,000 with a 6,000 Ante), the top five stacks may belong to the following players.
Player Chips Big Blind Achim Prinzing 485,000 81 Sergiy Bikyetov 450,000 75 Kostadin Mihaylov 440,000 73 Detlev Boganowski 420,000 70 Turay Kurtbogan 414,000 69 -
The Best Starting Hand in Poker
Level 12: 2,500/5,000 (5,000) Entries: 61/227 Prizes: TBA Seated in the Lo-jack, Julien Teissedre opened to 11,000. Shay Aldorf moved all in for 135,000 from the Cut-off. Action folded back to Teissedre, who didn’t hesitate before making the call, putting his 83,000 stack at risk.
Shay Aldorf: 8♠8♣
Julien Teissedre: A♥A♣Bad news for Aldorf, and he received no help on the K♦4♦7♣10♣J♠ board. The larger chunk of his stack went the way of Teissedre shortly before the break.
Julien Teissedre: 185,000
Shay Aldorf: 56,000 -
Battle of the Short Stacks
Level 12: 2,500/5,000 (5,000) Entries: 66/227 Prizes: TBA Thierry Garin went all in UTG for 56,000. Fatos Haxhaj committed his last 36,000 in the pot as well, and the two players were the only ones to showdown.
Thierry Garin: A♥J♠
Fatos Haxhaj: Q♥J♦“Queen,” Haxhaj urged the dealer. No dice for him as the board spelled out [invalid notations].
Thierry Garin: 100,000
Fatos Haxhaj: 0 -
29 Players Will Move on
A stacked tournament room in King’s Resort during The 2025 Festival Rozvadov. Photo: Mairo Toom Level 11: 2,000/4,000 (4,000) Entries: 80/227 Prizes: TBA The period for late registration and re-entry is now closed. 29 players will move on to Day 2, which will be played June 8.
While the 80 remaining players in Day 1a are competing for a plastic bag, Day 1b has started with 138 entries. Also, the second remote flight in Prague has commenced.
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Scholz Makes his Move
Level 11: 2,000/4,000 (4,000) Entries: 88/227 Prizes: TBA Dirk Bertenburg limped UTG+1. Mario Scholz made the call from the Hi-jack, before Nadav Tetro moved all in for 24,000. Bertenburg folded, and Scholz made the call.
Nadav Tetro: 6♦6♠
Mario Scholz: J♣7♣The flip went the way of Scholz as the board ran out Q♥3♠J♥3♥7♦.
Mario Scholz: 153,000
Nadav Tetro: 0 -
Nice Flop for Kostantinos
Level 10: 1,500/3,000 (3,000) Entries: 99/219 Prizes: TBA Action folded to Olivier Lacour, who went all in for 24,500 from the Button. Tsolis Kostantinos made the call from the Small Blind.
Olivier Lacour: 7♦5♦
Tsolis Kostantinos: A♣K♥Lacour was most certainly alive, but the Q♥J♦10♥ shattered his dreams. The 5♠10♠ runout didn’t help him; there’s roughly 13 minutes left to re-enter the tournament. Perhaps he’ll try again, or aim for the 1b flight.
Tsolis Kostantinos: 205,000
Oliver Lacour: 0 -
Massinger Plays Double Average
Level 9: 1,000/2,000 (2,000) Entries: 106/218 Prizes: TBA Frank Schäpers opened to 4,500 from the Hi-jack. Seated in the Small Blind, Elias Massinger pumped it up to 13,000. Schäpers decided to call.
Massinger continued the aggressive path on the 2♠10♣J♥ flop. Schäpers wasn’t going anywhere, and after making the call, the dealer presented the 9♥ on the turn. Massinger sized up to 26,000, and Schäpers called within seconds.
Action went check-check on the 9♣ river.
Massinger turned over A♣J♣. Schäpers’ hand hit the muck, and the dealer pushed all the chips Massinger’s way.
Elias Massinger: 200,000
Frank Schäpers: 56,000 -
A Beatiful Queen
Level 9: 1,000/2,000 (2,000) Entries: 115/215 Prizes: TBA Stefan Tanase opened to 4,000 from the Lo-jack. Cut-off player Kai Vater was the sole caller.
Both players checked the 9♣3♠3♦ flop. After a check from Tanase on the Q♥ turn, Vater bet 6,000. Tanase made the call.
Both players checked the A♠ river.
Stefan Tanase: J♦J♥
Kai Vater: Q♣8♦A pair of queens was enough for Vater to take down the pot.
Stefan Tanase: 106,000
Kai Vater: 69,000 -
Big Stacks at the Second Break
If the poker.pro reporter’s eyesight is to be trusted, Achim Prinzing has the current chip lead. Photo: Mairo Toom Break N/A Entries: 118/201 Prizes: TBA As the second break of the day began (which is a 35-minute dinner break), the tournament surpassed the 200-mark in terms of entries. These may be the five biggest stacks in the room, as the remaining players are set to return at Level 9: 1,000/2,000 (2,000).
Player Chips Big Blinds Achim Prinzing 252,000 252 Tiago Martins 240,000 240 Sergiy Bikyetov 223,000 223 Christoph Tanner 209,000 209 Payam Ansarian 187,000 187 -
Bock Battles Bakoyan
Level 8: 800/1,600 (1,600) Entries: 113/199 Prizes: TBA Maxim Bakoyan limped from the Cut-off. Florian Bock would have none of it and decided to raise to 5,500 from the Button. Action folded back to Bakoyan, who made the call.
After an initial check from Bakoyan on the 4♣K♥7♦ flop, Bock bet 5,500. Bakoyan threw in two 5,000 chips. The dealer started to collect the chips, but Bakoyan then claimed that his intention was to raise. It was deemed, however, that the amount he bet couldn’t be valid for a raise. Bakoyan respected the decision.
You’d think Bock would be scared that Bakoyan was aiming for the check-raise, but no. He continued for 12,000 on the J♦ after Bakoyan had checked to him. Bakoyan called, and the dealer revealed the 8♥ on the river. Bakoyan checked for a third time, and Bock now fired a 25,000 bet. Bakoyan sighed heavily before making the call.
Bock turned over A♣K♦ which was enough for Bakoyan to muck his hand.
Florian Bock: 146,000
Maxim Bakoyan: 58,500 -
Ain’t Scared of no Flush
Level 7: 600/1,200 (1,200) Entries: 124/197 Prizes: TBA Eden Vaturi opened to 2,400 from UTG+1. Seated in the Hi-jack, Jukka Moisio made it 6,500 in total. Tomis Kocib (Button) and Franke van Netten (Small Blind) made the call prior to Vaturi folding.
Van Netten checked to Moisio, who continued for 6,000 on the 3♠4♠3♦ flop. Kocib quickly folded, while van Netten decided to stick around.
Both players checked the A♠ turn. On the river 2♠, it was now van Netten who took the aggressive route as he bet 10,000. Moisio took perhaps one minute before making the call.
Franke van Netten: Q♦Q♣
Jukka Moisio: A♦5♦Moisio didn’t give his opponent credit for a flush. His straight was good, and he improved his already impressive stack even further.
Jukka Moisio: 161,000
Franke van Netten: 64,000 -
Lenoble is Noble
Level 6: 500/1,000 (1,000) Entries: 134/174 Prizes: TBA Fabrice Lenoble opened to 2,800 from UTG. Seated next to him, Elias Massinger made the call. Robert Waberski also joined the fun from the Button.
On the J♥3♥10♠ flop, Lenoble continued for 7,000. Massinger folded before Waberski made the call.
Lenoble didn’t slow down on the 8♣ turn and now bet 22,000. Without hesitation, Waberski moved all in for roughly 36,000. Faster than the speed of lightning, Lenoble made the call.
Robert Waberski: A♦J♠
Fabrice Lenoble: K♣Q♠Waberski was ahead, but with the Q♥ on the river, his bullet came to an end. Time will tell if he decides to re-enter.
Fabrice Lenoble: 116,000
Robert Waberski: 0 -
Let’s Gamble
Level 5: 400/800 (800) Entries: 133/164 Prizes: TBA From early position, Seyed Fazeli opened to 1,900. Benjamin Altun called from the Cut-off before Patrick Schlatter moved all in for 16,000 from the Small Blind.
“I’ll gamble with you,” Fazeli confirmed as he made the call. He revealed his cards, unaware that Altun was still in the hand. With the extra information in hand, Altun decided to fold his holdings, as Fazei and Schlatter went to showdown.
Patrick Schlatter: A♠Q♥
Seyed Fazeli: A♦5♣Schlatter seemed convinced a five would come after the 3♦4♣9♠ flop. The board continued with K♥J♣, though, and Schlatter secured the double-up.
Seyed Fazeli: 51,000
Patrick Schlatter: 42,000 -
Pulling the Trigger
Level 5: 400/800 (800) Entries: 132/161 Prizes: TBA Loris Vallone limped from UTG. UTG+1, Franke van Netten raised to 3,500. Stylianos Papantoniou (Lo-jack), Florin Bilan (Button), Alfredo Di Paolo (Small Blind), and Vallone all made the call.
The flop came 9♣9♥J♣. Action was checked to pre-flop aggressor van Netten, who moved all in for roughly 50,000. It was folded to Vallone, who contemplated a call for a minute or two before he let his hand go.
Franke van Netten: 82,000
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Five Big Stacks at the Break
A stacked tournament room in King’s Resort during The 2025 Festival Rozvadov. Photo: Mairo Toom Break N/A Entries: 119/141 Prizes: TBA The X players in the tournament are now on break. The poker.pro team attempted to identify five of the biggest stacks.
The players are set to return to Level 5: 400/800 (800).
Player Chips Big Blinds Stylianos Papantoniou 180,000 225 Christian Vogel 175,000 219 Soeren Midtiby 160,000 200 Peter Wesolowski 142,000 178 Jiri Holik 116,000 145 -
20 Qualifiers Joins the Party
Only good vibes during The Festival Rozvadov. Photo: Mairo Toom Level 4: 300/600 (600) Entries: 115/132 Prizes: TBA Previously to Day 1a, a €30 satellite with a whopping 20 tickets guaranteed ran on the other side of the tournament area. The following 20 players made it through and are set to join the Day 1a action:
Position Player Prize 1 Thierry Garin €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 2 Tolunay Karakaya €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 3 Andreas Drefahl €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 4 Ralf Hildebrandt €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 5 Nicolas Keller €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 6 Gholamreza Ranaie €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 7 Robert Waberski €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 8 Jaye Bakalars €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 9 Georgios Toumpoulis €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 10 Filipp Fomenko €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 11 Werner Rozbicki €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 12 Nick Bogaert €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 13 Martijn Arslan €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 14 Behrooz Niknam €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 15 Dieter Bauer €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 16 Antje Schmidt €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 17 Hans Bergmann €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 18 Alexander Bugram €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 19 Andrei Ghita €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 20 Marek Mleczko €150 THMC Day 1a Ticket 21 Daniel Maucher €24 -
Kicking Things Off
A stacked tournament room in King’s Resort during The 2025 Festival Rozvadov. Photo: Mairo Toom Level 3: 300/600 (600) Entries: 92/106 Prizes: TBA Emmanouil Saloustrus opened to 1,300 from the Lo-jack. From the Button, Eden Vaturi raised to 3,500. Saloustrus wasted little to no time before making the call.
Even though the pre-flop action was somewhat aggressive, both players checked every street on the 10♣8♣7♥3♠8♥ board.
Emmanouil Saloustrus: A♦5♣
Eden Vaturi: A♥Q♦A shy pot went the way of Vaturi, and even though trailing Saloustrus, he now plays average stack.
Emmanouil 68,000
Eden Vaturi: 57,000 -
Previous THMC Winners During The Festival Events
Level 3: 200/500 (500) Entries: 94/102 Prizes: TBA This is the eighth THMC tournament during a The Festival event. So far, no person has captured to titles; perhaps this will be the first time?
Below you can see all previous winners.
Year Event Tournament Winner First-Place Prize Prize Pool Field 2024 The Festival Bratislava €250 THMC Vegard Granli€17,745 €93,125 436 2024 The Festival Malta €250 THMC Anonymous €14,600 €71,392 334 2024 The Festival Rozvadov €250 THMC Anonymous €35,250 €200,000 825 2023 The Festival Bratislava €250 THMC Mitja Rudolf€9,100 €36,765 172 2023 The Festival Malta €250 THMC Jonas Engedal€6,100 €22,032 102 2023 The Festival Nottingham £120 THMC Reem Ahmed£6,715 £37,248 384 2022 The Festival Bratislava €250 THMC Peter Zolnai€7,000 €28,000 131 -
Tournament Structure
Level 2: 200/400 (400) Entries: 65/67 Prizes: TBA The tournament structure for Day 1a is as follows (excluding breaks).
Level Duration (Minutes) Small Blind Big Blind Ante 1 30 100 300 300 2 30 200 400 400 3 30 200 500 500 4 30 300 600 600 5 30 400 800 800 6 30 500 1,000 1,000 7 30 600 1,200 1,200 8 30 800 1,600 1,600 9 30 1,000 2,000 2,000 10 30 1,500 3,000 3,000 11 30 2,000 4,000 4,000 12 30 2,500 5,000 5,000 13 30 3,000 6,000 6,000 14 30 4,000 8,000 8,000 15 30 5,000 10,000 10,000 16 30 6,000 12,000 12,000 17 30 8,000 16,000 16,000 8 30 10,000 20,000 20,000 -
Boothby and Franke Welcomes all Players
Roland Boothby during a previous THMC event at The Festival. Level 1: 100/300 (300) Entries: 60/60 Prizes: TBA Before the first hand, The Festival founder Martin “Franke” Von Zweigbergk greeted all players welcome to King’s Resort and the 2025 Festival Rozvadov. Head of Partnerships for The Hendon Mob, Roland Boothby, also shared some words with the players, expressing his joy over the successful collaboration between The Hendon Mob and The Festival.
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Cards in the Air
Level 1: 100/300 (300) Entries: 36/36 Prizes: TBA The first hand has been dealt in Day 1a of the €150 Hendon Mob Championship here at King’s Resort, Rozvadov. As mentioned in the previous post, late registration and re-entry are open during the first ten 30-minute levels.
The €30 satellite with 20 guaranteed tickets is still running.
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Day 1a of THMC Kicks off the 2025 Festival Rozvadov in Fitting Fashion
Today’s the first Friday of June, and what better place to spend it than in Rozvadov? Today, the 2025 Festival Rozvadov commences at King’s Resort, and eleven days of poker fun await all players who visit this Czech gem of a poker paradise.
The whole shebang kicks off with the €150 Hendon Mob Championship (THMC); this is the tournament that poker.pro will be covering today. More specifically, the eyes will be on Day 1a, which commences at 13:00. Late registration will be open for ten 30-minute levels, and there’s also unlimited re-entry during this period.
Play will not conclude until only 12,5 % of the field remains; those who are lucky enough to still be in it by then will bag their chips for Day 2 (June 8) and be guaranteed a €300 min-cash.
€300,000 Guarantee – In a €150 Tournament?!
Make no mistake about it; this is not the typical €150 tournament. The founding father of the Festival, Martin “Franke” Von Zweigbergk, aims for this to be the biggest THMC event ever. Hence, the guarantee is set to €300,000, an abnormally large number in relation to the shy €150 buy-in.
Today may be Day 1a, but the tournament did, in fact, stealth-start a couple of weeks ago, as a remote flight was held at King’s Casino in Prague. Nine players moved on from this affair, and believe it or not, Franke himself bagged the chip lead, as he finished the day with 871,000.
The founder of The Festival, Martin “Franke” Von Zweigbergk, bagged the chip lead from the THMC Day 1a remote flight in Prague It’s always a nice achievement to secure the chip lead, and for this tournament, players are even rewarded for it; the one who bags the most chips in each starting day flight wins a €550 ticket for the 2025 Festival Rozvadov Main Event. Quite the cherry on top of an already delicious dessert!
To make things even better, the player who’s crowned the winner on Day 2 will, in addition to the first-place payout and the coveted THMC trophy, also receive a package for the 2025 Hendon Mob Championship Cape Town, valued at roughly €2,000.
The poker.pro live coverage of Day 1a will commence at 13:00 when the first hand is dealt. Results and chip counts will be posted for every starting flight as quickly as possible.
Below is the full schedule for the tournament, which features all flights.
Date Time Event Location May 10 4:00 p.m. €150 THMC Remote Day 1a King’s Casino, Prague June 6 1:00 p.m. €150 THMC Day 1a King’s Resort, Rozvadov 6:00 p.m. €150 THMC Day 1b King’s Resort, Rozvadov 7:00 p.m. €150 THMC Remote Day 1b King’s Casino, Prague June 7 11:00 a.m. €150 THMC Day 1c King’s Resort, Rozvadov 6:00 p.m. €150 THMC Day 1d King’s Resort, Rozvadov June 8 11:00 a.m. €150 THMC Day 1e (Turbo) King’s Resort, Rozvadov 2:00 p.m. €150 THMC Day 1f (Flip and Go Pineapple) King’s Resort, Rozvadov 5:00 p.m. €150 THMC Day 2 (Final day, registration closed) King’s Resort, Rozvadov
The Hendon Mob Championship Day 1 Structure
| Level | Small Blind | Big Blind | Ante | Minutes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 100 | 300 | 300 | 30 |
| 2 | 200 | 400 | 400 | 30 |
| 3 | 200 | 500 | 500 | 30 |
| 4 | 300 | 600 | 600 | 30 |
| 5 | 400 | 800 | 800 | 30 |
| 6 | 500 | 1000 | 1000 | 30 |
| 7 | 600 | 1200 | 1200 | 30 |
| 8 | 800 | 1600 | 1600 | 30 |
| 9 | 1000 | 2000 | 2000 | 30 |
| 10 | 1500 | 3000 | 3000 | 30 |
| 11 | 2000 | 4000 | 4000 | 30 |
| 12 | 2500 | 5000 | 5000 | 30 |
| 13 | 3000 | 6000 | 6000 | 30 |
| 14 | 4000 | 8000 | 8000 | 30 |
| 15 | 5000 | 10000 | 10000 | 30 |
| 16 | 6000 | 12000 | 12000 | 30 |
| 17 | 8000 | 16000 | 16000 | 30 |
| 18 | 10000 | 20000 | 20000 | 30 |
The Hendon Mob Championship Day 2 Structure
| Level | Small Blind | Big Blind | Ante | Minutes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 | 3000 | 6000 | 6000 | 45 |
| 15 | 4000 | 8000 | 8000 | 45 |
| 16 | 5000 | 10000 | 10000 | 45 |
| 17 | 6000 | 12000 | 12000 | 45 |
| 18 | 8000 | 16000 | 16000 | 45 |
| 19 | 10000 | 20000 | 20000 | 45 |
| 20 | 10000 | 25000 | 25000 | 45 |
| 21 | 15000 | 30000 | 30000 | 45 |
| 22 | 20000 | 40000 | 40000 | 45 |
| 23 | 25000 | 50000 | 50000 | 45 |
| 24 | 30000 | 60000 | 60000 | 60 |
| 25 | 40000 | 80000 | 80000 | 60 |
| 26 | 50000 | 100000 | 100000 | 60 |
| 27 | 60000 | 120000 | 120000 | 60 |
| 28 | 80000 | 160000 | 160000 | 60 |
| 29 | 100000 | 200000 | 200000 | 60 |
| 30 | 125000 | 250000 | 250000 | 60 |
| 31 | 150000 | 300000 | 300000 | 60 |
| 32 | 200000 | 400000 | 400000 | 60 |
| 33 | 250000 | 500000 | 500000 | 60 |
| 34 | 300000 | 600000 | 600000 | 60 |
| 35 | 350000 | 700000 | 700000 | 60 |
| 36 | 400000 | 800000 | 800000 | 60 |
| 37 | 500000 | 1000000 | 1000000 | 60 |
| Place | Player | Prize |
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