Ivan Botvinkin Wins the WSOP Circuit Malta €300 Mini Main Event for €35,000

Ivan Botvinkin

Sunday brought the biggest moment of the inaugural WSOP Circuit Malta so far at Casino Malta and the luxurious and spacious Eden Arena at the Intercontinental Malta. A total of 808 entries created a €197,475 prize pool in the €300 NLH Mini Main Event, and by the end of the night, Russia’s Ivan Botvinkin had claimed the first ring of the series.

Elsewhere, the €550 Senior Event bagged 15 survivors heading into Monday’s final day, the Mystery Bounty opened Flight B action, and the €300 Colossus got its first flight underway. The €300 Daily Knockout also wrapped up with a winner.

Botvinkin Wins the €300 NLH Mini Main Event

Ivan Botvinkin

Russia’s Ivan Botvinkin topped a field of 808 entries to win the €300 NLH Mini Main Event, Event #1 at the WSOP Circuit Malta at the InterContinental Malta in St. Julian’s, taking home €35,000 on Sunday, September 28.

The event generated a €197,475 prize pool with 120 players finishing in the money for a minimum cash of €600. Malta’s Andre Scerri began the final day as the chip leader before bailing out in 29th place for €1,080. Italy’s Edoardo Danesi, who bagged the Day 1A chip lead, finished as runner-up for €23,050. Arturo Piancaldini of Italy completed the podium in third for €16,000.

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€300 buy-in | 808 entries | €197,475 prize pool

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1 Ivan BotvinkinRussia€35,000
2 Edoardo DanesiItaly€23,050
3 Arturo PiancaldiniItaly€16,000
4 Matteo RiccoItaly€11,100
5 Daniel MifsudMalta€7,925
6 Neil ZammitMalta€5,800
7 Otto Guillanum Mathieu CBelgium€4,300
8 Shaun DecesareMalta€3,250
9 Junyu LiuChina€2,500
10 Benjamin AouateFrance€1,975
11 Tiago BraisileiroBrazil€1,975
12 Florian Bonnet EymardFrance€1,560
13 Stanojevic LukaSerbia€1,560
14 Alexandre RieraFrance€1,560
15 Tony ArfBrazil€1,560
16 Ivelin KolevBulgaria€1,280
17 Tommaso MaioneItaly€1,280
18 Christophe BuntinxBelgium€1,280
19 Mark VellaMalta€1,280
20 Andrea ZottolaItaly€1,280
21 Franck BainFrance€1,280
22 Alon HubermanIsrael€1,280
23 Nima Saken ShaftGermany€1,280
24 Anthony GosFrance€1,080
25 Shane O’NeillIreland€1,080
26 Sarlikiotis NikolaosGreece€1,080
27 Alessandro AngottiItaly€1,080
28 Dimitrios KoultoukisGreece€1,080
29 Andre ScerriMalta€1,080
30 Victoria AilloudFrance€1,080
31 Elton MalajAlbania€1,080
32 Kevin HoughtonUnited Kingdom€920
33 Luigi D’alteroItaly€920
34 Alessio AssennatoItaly€920
35 Matteo MontanariItaly€920
36 Romain NardinFrance€920
37 Hans Walderstedt JonsonSweden€920
38 Maksim HarbachouBelarus€920
39 Gabi LivshitzIsrael€920
40 Ferdinand JanssenNetherlands€810
41 Matthew MicallefMalta€810
42 Julien RicardFrance€810
43 Federico FulcinitiItaly€810
44 Fausto TantilloItaly€810
45 Hubert Michal GrotkowskiPoland€810
46 Eryk BogdasPoland€810
47 Yehoushua KaynanIsrael€810
48 Joseph GrechIreland€730
49 Antonio GramazioItaly€730
50 Giovanni MagliariItaly€730
51 Salvatore SenapaItaly€730
52 Renzo HollingNetherlands€730
53 Paul BlakesleyUnited Kingdom€730
54 Gang WangChina€730
55 Christopher AgiusMalta€730
56 Alessandro ComiItaly€670
57 Riccardo GalluzzoItaly€670
58 Zoltan FarkasRomania€670
59 Alberto GalluzzoItaly€670
60 Hugo Gotuzzo Montes De OcaArgentina€670
61 Cedrik FritschFrance€670
62 Sharon KersleyUnited Kingdom€670
63 Aleksandar GeorgievBulgaria€670
64 Alessandro D’amoreItaly€630
65 Stuart GreeneUnited Kingdom€630
66 Semih RetzepGermany€630
67 Giulio SpampinatoItaly€630
68 Kenneth AquilinaMalta€630
69 Ylianttila Saara SusannaFinland€630
70 Callum GordonUnited Kingdom€630
71 Lin ChenUnited Kingdom€630
72 Anderson Nunez CorralesMalta€600
73 Claudio MullerSwitzerland€600
74 Lam Ching LongHong Kong€600
75 Angelo CensabellaItaly€600
76 Philip PearsonUnited Kingdom€600
77 Mark JohnstonUnited Kingdom€600
78 Erik LindqwistSweden€600
79 Clement BonnantFrance€600
80 Moritz FelsingGermany€600
81 Daniel KuhlmannGermany€600
82 Abdellah BaaliAlgeria€600
83 Matthew AdamsMalta€600
84 Aitor Perez PinolSpain€600
85 Aceto LucaItaly€600
86 Clement ManquatFrance€600
87 Luke PaceMalta€600
88 Degennaro DanieleItaly€600
89 Emrah AtesSwitzerland€600
90 Thibaut ThevenetFrance€600
91 Jordan DumasFrance€600
92 Rizzo RussellMalta€600
93 Simon BouaksaFrance€600
94 Giuseppe BoussemartFrance€600
95 Quentin GarnotFrance€600
96 James HartUnited Kingdom€600
97 Salvatore IncadornaItaly€600
98 Ninib MessoSweden€600
99 Felipe MoraisBrazil€600
100 Mike LaskarFrance€600
101 Salvatore PattiItaly€600
102 Pavle PeceljSerbia€600
103 Pascal LardyFrance€600
104 Antonini MarcoItaly€600
105 Hen BarakIsrael€600
106 Andrey VoropaevBelarus€600
107 Dalton BezzinaMalta€600
108 Foschini DomenicoItaly€600
109 Ivan ValentinoItaly€600
110 Marco BognanniItaly€600
111 Tommy MokhtariSweden€600
112 Brizeth LomeliUnited States€600
113 Federico ParisiItaly€600
114 Mirko FricSerbia€600
115 Tadej MocnikSlovenia€600
116 Marco MaggioItaly€600
117 Johan EkdahlSweden€600
118 Angelo ViettiItaly€600
119 Riccardo GubserSwitzerland€600
120 Federico MalleniItaly€600
WSOP Circuit Malta Mini Main Event Final Table

Event #2: €550 Senior (50+) — 15 Survivors Advance to Monday Final Day

The €550 Senior Event (50+), Event #2 at WSOP Circuit Malta, drew 98 entries and finished Day 1 with 15 players in the money for Monday’s final day, with 15 places paid and a minimum cash of €1,130. The winner will take home €12,263. The final day restarts at 12 p.m. with blinds at 5,000/10,000 (10,000) and increasing every 40 minutes.

Five Italians are at the top of the board, led by Francesco Gasparro with 750,000 in chips. Meanwhile, poker.pro’s Terje Bremseth entered his first ring event and is guaranteed a min-cash with a ring within his reach if he is able to run up his shorter stack of 161,000, which is good for 16 big blinds.

€550 buy-in | 98 entries | 15 survivors advancing

PositionPlayerCountryChips
1 Francesco GasparroItaly750,000
2 Salvatore RitrovatoItaly602,000
3 Angelo CensabellaItaly584,000
4 Giovanni PolliniItaly450,000
5 Luciano CutriItaly421,000
6 Simon CroweNetherlands314,000
7 Marios SavvidesUnited States296,000
8 Jonas LapinskasLithuania281,000
9 Alon HubermanIsrael255,000
10 Garry SpinksUnited Kingdom222,000
11 Michael FryettUnited States204,000
12 Terje BremsethNorway161,000
13 Peter HohnGermany158,000
14 Marina MendyFrance110,000
15 Norman ButterfieldCanada91,000
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Event #3: €550 NLH Mystery Bounty Day 1A — 19 Advance

The €550 NLH Mystery Bounty opened its first flight on Sunday with 120 entries and 19 players surviving to advance. Leading the field is Gabi Livshitz of Israel, who had an impressive Sunday, running deep in both the Mini Main Event, finishing 39th for €920, and then racking up the top stack in Mystery Bounty Flight 1A.

Flight B continues Monday at 12:30 p.m., with the turbo Flight C following at 8 p.m.

€550 buy-in | Day 1A: 120 entries | 19 survivors advancing

PositionPlayerCountryChips
1 Gabi LivshitzIsrael651,000
2 Giuseppe BoussemartFrance648,000
3 Zoltan FarkasRomania539,000
4 Julien RicardFrance405,000
5 Anthony GosFrance388,000
6 Salvatore SenapaItaly342,000
7 Claudio MullerSwitzerland290,000
8 Angelo ViettiItaly236,000
9 Wang GangChina213,000
10 Elodie NoelFrance189,000
11 Ronen AvrahamIsrael174,000
12 Alexander DaviesIreland165,000
13 Lam Ching LongHong Kong134,000
14 Mathias JensenDenmark115,000
15 Giuseppe TrediciItaly111,000
16 Alessandro Di GirolamoItaly103,000
17 Jerker BergfeldtSweden93,000
18 Oliver KathrinerSwitzerland76,000
19 Michel ChambredierFrance59,000

Event #4: €300 Colossus Day 1A — 7 Survivors in First of Six Flights

The €300 Colossus, Event #4 at WSOP Circuit Malta, opened its first of six flights Sunday with 44 entries. Seven players bagged chips at the end of Day 1A to advance to the Day 2 field. Leading the way is France’s Franck Bain, who also cashed the Mini Main Event earlier in the day, finishing 21st for €1,280.

Five additional opening flights remain, with the Colossus running until Wednesday.

€300 buy-in | Day 1A: 44 entries | 7 survivors advancing

PositionPlayerCountryChips
1 Franck BainFrance466,500
2 Muhamet PeratiItaly332,500
3 Adrian ZiemichodPoland173,000
4 Ivelin KolevBulgaria136,000
5 Marco BognanniItaly87,500
6 Jorn OlsenNorway76,000
7 Maria KoutsokukiGreece38,500

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Foschini Mario Wins the €300 Daily Knockout

Foschini Mario of Italy took down the €300 Daily Knockout on Sunday at WSOP Circuit Malta for the top cash prize. No ring is awarded in the Daily Knockout. The event generated an €8,519 prize pool for nine cash finishers, with an additional €5,900 in bounty prizes distributed throughout the day. Bounties are not included in the prize column below.

€300 buy-in | €8,519 prize pool (bounties not included)

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1 Foschini MarioItaly€2,659
2 Aleksandar GeorgievBulgaria€1,685
3 Salvatore BenivegnaItaly€1,130
4 Salvatore CioffiItaly€800
5 Eduardo De Mello SchneiderPortugal€600
6 Serhii IvanenkoUkraine€480
7 Valerii MishchukUkraine€410
8 Wilhelm IsaakGermany€380
9 Jacopo GiacomazziItaly€375

WSOP Circuit Malta Monday Schedule

Monday’s action at the WSOP Circuit Malta at the InterContinental Malta in St. Julian’s kicks off at noon with the final day of the €550 Senior Event, followed by Flight B of the €550 NLH Mystery Bounty at 12:30 p.m.

The €300 NLH Ladies Event starts at 1 p.m., the €300 Daily Deepstack fires at 5 p.m., and the turbo Mystery Bounty Flight C closes entries at 8 p.m. A €300 Landmark Satellite to the High Roller wraps the night at 9 p.m.

TimeEvent
12:00Event #2: €550 Seniors Final Day
12:00€70 Landmark Satellite to Mystery Bounty
12:30Event #3: €550 NLH Mystery Bounty Flight B
13:00Event #5: €300 NLH Ladies Event Day 1
17:00€300 Daily Deepstack
20:00Event #3: €550 NLH Mystery Bounty Flight C (Turbo)
21:00€300 Landmark Satellite to High Roller

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