Full house brings the title home! Simon pushed all-in Pre-flop with K8 and Christoffer calls with AT, flop comes K25, giving him the pair, the railbirds start clapping and cheering. Turn brings an 8 and even more cheering, and to finish the whole thing off, another King comes down on the river. Simon takes home roughly €119,000.

Simon is very happy with his performance, even though he had a fever during the first hours of Day 1, he played a very solid game throughout the tournament, always staying above average stack size. This is his biggest tournament win this far, but we will most likely see more of him in the future.

Congratulations and best of luck from all of us at Unibet!

Christoffer has once again doubled up and the chip stacks are now very close, Simon is at roughly 1,500,000 and Christoffer at around 1,300,000.

Simon is on a roll, he just eliminated Yuriy Leskiv to make it an all Swedish heads-up. The Ukrainian went all in with K5 off as the SB, Simon calls with A9, the board shows nothing. Christoffer has in the meantime doubled up twice against Simon, evening out the odds quite a bit.

Simon goes all-in with KT, Teemu pushes all-in with about 500k, holding A8, turn brings a ten and Teemu is the last finish player to leave the tournament. We are now down to the “Heads-up bubble”, Simon has a huge chiplead at this point.

Reigning Swedish Online Champion Roger Joffs was just kicked out of the tournament. He pushed his 86k stack all in with A8 of spades and gets called by Simon who’s holding JT, the jack comes down on the turn and we are left with two Swedes, one Finn and one Ukranian.

Roger Joffs is on the button, Simon bets 50k, Roger puts his 265k stack on the line, Yuriy goes all-in for 189,000, Simon folds. Roger is holding 99 and Yuriy is sitting pretty with his QQ, board is 6AK, 8, 2.

Nicolas Storm has just left the final table, he pushed all-in with QQ, his best hand of the day, and gets called by Teemu Siiskonen with Aces, he got an inside straight draw on the turn, but the river didn’t help him. He takes 72,765 zl with him back to Denmark.

Roger Joffs raised to 60k pre-flop with KJ, Simon Johansson then goes all-in with AK, Roger calls, flop shows AQJ, giving Simon top pair, things doesn’t look good for Roger. But, the turn brings a ten, giving both playters the straight, the river is a six and the pot is split.

The last polish player in the tournament, Andrzej Tabaszewski has just busted. He raised as the small blind to 40k and recieves a re-raise from Simon Johansson, he then goes all-in, Simon calls.
Andrzej shows Q9 suited and Johansson KJ suited, flop shows 854, turn and river 8 and Ace. Tabasz leaves the tournament with a prize of 57,915 zloty.

We are left with 6 players, Teemu Siiskonen from Finland, Yuriy Leskiv from Ukraine, chipleader Simon Johansson, Danish player Nicolas Storm, Swede Christoffer Carlsson and Swedish Online Poker Champion, Roger Joffs.

We all know that it sometimes is very difficult to know whether to call or fold, Swedish chipleader Simon Johansson just experienced that. He raised up to 40k on the button, but BB and fellow Swede Christoffer Carlsson pushed all in for around 230,000. This made the chipleader think, and thought he did, for 10 minutes, and still didn’t come to any decision. Eventually he had to fold, the game has to carry on.