Maria Lampropulos Poker
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Since her first participation in poker in 2014, Maria Lampropulos has earned more than $ 3.2 million in live poker tournaments. This British woman is of Greek descent, but was born and raised in Argentina. She is currently the third-ranked player on Argentina’s historical prize list, and the eighth-highest-paid female player in poker history. Maria Lampropulos becomes the first woman to win the PCA Main Event Rest of the World January 16, 2018 by Louis Hartwell In this male dominated sport of poker, it’s easy to spot the women in the field, especially when they make the final table of a major event and run away with all the glory. Many congratulations to Maria Lampropulos on winning this event and the £1,000,000 first prize. To beat a field this big is an achievement she can be very very proud of. Well done again to her 27-Apr-17, 00:28 #12.
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*Maria Lampropulos Poker PlayerChad Holloway
The 2018 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure $10,300 Main Event began with 582 players, but after six days of play, only one remained in Argentina’s Maria Lampropulos, who took down the prestigious title for $1,081,100 and a coveted $30,000 Platinum Pass.
It was the second seven-figure score for the 36-year-old Lampropulos, who became the first woman to win the PCA Main Event in its 13-year history. Back in April 2017, she topped a field of 1,204 entries to win the partypoker Millions Live for $1,255,004.
It was an impressive run for Lampropulos, who finished 55/341 in chips on Day 1, and then cracked the top 18 on Day 2. She then finished sixth, second, and third in chips in the three subsequent days leading up to the finale.
The win brought her lifetime earnings — which only date back to 2014 — up to $2,794,574 and moves her into third on Argentina’s all-time money list behind Nacho Barbero and Ivan Luca, the latter being her longtime boyfriend.
Fun Fact: In 2016, Lampropulos and Luca played heads-up in a 682-player field in the Eureka Poker Tour Season 6 King’s Casino Event #8: €1,100 NLHE. The two chopped with Luca getting the title for $115,649 and Lampropulos earning $103,907.
2018 PCA Main Event ResultsPositionPlayerCountyPrize1Maria LampropulosArgentina$1,081,1002Shawn BuchananCanada$672,9603Koray AldemirGermany$481,5604Adrian MateosSpain$372,6005Daniel CoupalCanada$293,5606Christian RudolphGermany$229,760
On Day 6, it took just six hands for the first player to fall. That is when Lampropulos opened holding pocket sixes and called when the short-stacked Christian Rudolph jammed with ace-eight. Lampropulos flopped a set, and Rudolph was sent out the door in sixth place for $229,760.
On Hand #16 of the final table, Canada’s Daniel Coupal, a wheat and lentil farmer, defended his big blind against World Poker Tour champ Shawn Buchanan. Coupal, who had eight-four suited, checked the king-high flop and Buchanan bet. Coupal bluffed at it by check-raising all in, but unfortunately for him, Buchanan had a king to make the easy call. Coupal earned $293,560 for his fifth-place finish.
Next to go was 2017 GPI Player of the Year and three-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner Adrian Mateos, who was the last former PokerStars Main Event winner in the field. The Spaniard began the final day as the chip leader, but he fell back to earth before getting it in with Big Slick on a king-high flop against Buchanan’s diamond flush draw. The turn hit Buchanan, and Mateos had to settle for fourth place and $372,600. Not too shabby considering on Day 5 he sat dead last in chips among the final 18 players.Maria Lampropulos Poker
Congratulations to Maria Lampropulos, the 2018 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure champion!
The three-handed play was an extended affair, which wasn’t surprising considering two of them had played for and won seven figures before. We already talked about Lampropulos’ previous score, while Aldemir took $2,154,265 for finishing third in the 2016 WSOP $111,111 One Drop High Roller (he also won the 2017 Triton High Roller Series Paranaque City for $1,292,509). As for Buchanan, he has won high six-figures several times in the past, including the $768,775 he got for winning the 2007 WPT Mandalay Bay Poker Championship.
Finally, on Hand #96 of the final table, Koray Aldemir shoved the button with king-seven suited and Buchanan called with ace-eight suited. An eight on the flop and another on the turn left Aldemir drawing dead, and he was bounced in third place for $481,560.
Buchanan, a six-time COOP winner on PokerStars where he plays under the moniker “buck21”, took a 2-1 chip lead into heads-up play, but lady luck would favor Maria Lampropulos. She got it in twice in three hands, both times with overs to Buchanan’s pocket pairs. She won both races to take the lead.
In what would be the last hand of the tournament, which took place on Hand #107 of the final table, Buchanan got it in good with king-five but failed to hold against the ten-seven of Lampropulos after a ten hit the flop. Buchanan lost three flips to bust in second place, though he had a $672,960 consolation prize to help ease the pain.
Congratulations to Maria Lampropulos, the 2018 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure champion!YearEntrantsPrize PoolChampionPrize2004221$1,657,500Gus Hansen$455,7802005461$3,487,200John Gale$890,6002006724$5,647,200Steve Paul-Ambrose$1,388,6002007937$7,063,842Ryan Daut$1,535,25520081,136$8,562,976Bertrand Grospellier$2,000,00020091,347$12,674,000Poorya Nazari$3,000,00020101,529$14,831,300Harrison Gimbel$2,200,00020111,560$15,132,000Galen Hall$2,300,00020121,072$10,398,400John Dibella$1,775,0002013987$9,573,900Dimitar Danchev$1,859,00020141,031$10,070,000Dominik Panka$1,423,0962015816$7,915,200Kevin Schulz$1,491,5802016928$4,500,800Mike Watson$728,3252017738$3,376,712Christian Harder$429,6642018582$5,645,400Maria Lampropulos$1,081,100
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*Related PlayersShawn BuchananAdrian MateosIvan LucaKoray AldemirMaria LampropulosChristian Rudolph12:24
15 Jan
It was a case of out with old and in with the new for 2018, all-time female great Vanessa Selbst’s retirement paving the way for Argentina’s Maria Lampropoulos to take over the helm with a $1,081,100 scoop of the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Main Event – her second seven-figure score leapfrogging her to 5th spot on the female lifetime money-winners list.
After her record-breaking PartyPoker MILLIONS win in April of last year – the first non-High Roller $million payday for a female – the diminutive Lampropoulos said “It really feels like a magic moment I’m in right now,’ and that magic has just been doubled as she took on and beat some of the best players in the world in Paradise Island this week.
With 582 entries to the $10K buy-in flagship event, the prizepool had swollen to a massive $5,645,400 with the likes of Adrian Mateos, Koray Aldemir, Liv Boeree and David Peters making it deep into the money – with Lampropoulos guaranteeing she’d be the last woman standing when she knocked Boeree out herself in 17th spot.
A final table ‘of the highest quality’ was streamed live on PokerStars.tv and as the PS blog stated, viewers ‘were treated to tricks, bluffs, aggression and solidity’ – unsurprising given that Mateos, Aldemir and Canada’s Shawn Buchanan all have excellent pedigree – almost $30million between them in tournament earnings. Throw in the new female on the block and it was a poker masterclass.
With the short stacks falling early on the 6th day of play, Spanish sensation Adrian Mateos made his bid for the title but the swings and roundabouts of poker fortune conspired against him – a huge hand against Buchanan ending his dreams in 4th spot… Poker texas holdem online with friends.
Germany’s Koray Aldemir certainly wasn’t scared to get it all-in when needed, an outrageous bluff holding pocket 3’s grabbing the attention of the Twitter-followers of the PCA…
…but eventually he too succumbed as he was first short-stacked and then had to watch as his last-gasp effort was hit by trips, the river king pairing his hand but too little, too late…Maria Lampropulos Poker Player
Heads-up for the title and it would be history in the making – no female ever winning the PCA in its 13 years – and Lampropoulos did it in style, pulling away from Buchanan and finishing him off with a flopped pair, her boyfriend Ivan Luca rushing down to greet the new PCA champ…’I am very proud,’ Lampropulos said afterwards. ’Every woman here - dealers, floors - every woman is very happy for me, and I’m grateful for that,’ adding: ’I am very, very happy. I’m so excited. This is incredible. I know that this is hard to believe for everybody. It’s my second huge main event, and I’m very thankful.’2018 PCA Main Event Results1Maria Lampropulos
$1,081,100
2Shawn Buchanan
$672,960
3Koray Aldemir
$481,560
4Adrian Mateos
$372,600
5Daniel Coupal
$293,560
6Christian Rudolph
$229,760
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Since her first participation in poker in 2014, Maria Lampropulos has earned more than $ 3.2 million in live poker tournaments. This British woman is of Greek descent, but was born and raised in Argentina. She is currently the third-ranked player on Argentina’s historical prize list, and the eighth-highest-paid female player in poker history. Maria Lampropulos becomes the first woman to win the PCA Main Event Rest of the World January 16, 2018 by Louis Hartwell In this male dominated sport of poker, it’s easy to spot the women in the field, especially when they make the final table of a major event and run away with all the glory. Many congratulations to Maria Lampropulos on winning this event and the £1,000,000 first prize. To beat a field this big is an achievement she can be very very proud of. Well done again to her 27-Apr-17, 00:28 #12.
*Maria Lampropulos Poker
*Maria Lampropulos Poker PlayerChad Holloway
The 2018 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure $10,300 Main Event began with 582 players, but after six days of play, only one remained in Argentina’s Maria Lampropulos, who took down the prestigious title for $1,081,100 and a coveted $30,000 Platinum Pass.
It was the second seven-figure score for the 36-year-old Lampropulos, who became the first woman to win the PCA Main Event in its 13-year history. Back in April 2017, she topped a field of 1,204 entries to win the partypoker Millions Live for $1,255,004.
It was an impressive run for Lampropulos, who finished 55/341 in chips on Day 1, and then cracked the top 18 on Day 2. She then finished sixth, second, and third in chips in the three subsequent days leading up to the finale.
The win brought her lifetime earnings — which only date back to 2014 — up to $2,794,574 and moves her into third on Argentina’s all-time money list behind Nacho Barbero and Ivan Luca, the latter being her longtime boyfriend.
Fun Fact: In 2016, Lampropulos and Luca played heads-up in a 682-player field in the Eureka Poker Tour Season 6 King’s Casino Event #8: €1,100 NLHE. The two chopped with Luca getting the title for $115,649 and Lampropulos earning $103,907.
2018 PCA Main Event ResultsPositionPlayerCountyPrize1Maria LampropulosArgentina$1,081,1002Shawn BuchananCanada$672,9603Koray AldemirGermany$481,5604Adrian MateosSpain$372,6005Daniel CoupalCanada$293,5606Christian RudolphGermany$229,760
On Day 6, it took just six hands for the first player to fall. That is when Lampropulos opened holding pocket sixes and called when the short-stacked Christian Rudolph jammed with ace-eight. Lampropulos flopped a set, and Rudolph was sent out the door in sixth place for $229,760.
On Hand #16 of the final table, Canada’s Daniel Coupal, a wheat and lentil farmer, defended his big blind against World Poker Tour champ Shawn Buchanan. Coupal, who had eight-four suited, checked the king-high flop and Buchanan bet. Coupal bluffed at it by check-raising all in, but unfortunately for him, Buchanan had a king to make the easy call. Coupal earned $293,560 for his fifth-place finish.
Next to go was 2017 GPI Player of the Year and three-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner Adrian Mateos, who was the last former PokerStars Main Event winner in the field. The Spaniard began the final day as the chip leader, but he fell back to earth before getting it in with Big Slick on a king-high flop against Buchanan’s diamond flush draw. The turn hit Buchanan, and Mateos had to settle for fourth place and $372,600. Not too shabby considering on Day 5 he sat dead last in chips among the final 18 players.Maria Lampropulos Poker
Congratulations to Maria Lampropulos, the 2018 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure champion!
The three-handed play was an extended affair, which wasn’t surprising considering two of them had played for and won seven figures before. We already talked about Lampropulos’ previous score, while Aldemir took $2,154,265 for finishing third in the 2016 WSOP $111,111 One Drop High Roller (he also won the 2017 Triton High Roller Series Paranaque City for $1,292,509). As for Buchanan, he has won high six-figures several times in the past, including the $768,775 he got for winning the 2007 WPT Mandalay Bay Poker Championship.
Finally, on Hand #96 of the final table, Koray Aldemir shoved the button with king-seven suited and Buchanan called with ace-eight suited. An eight on the flop and another on the turn left Aldemir drawing dead, and he was bounced in third place for $481,560.
Buchanan, a six-time COOP winner on PokerStars where he plays under the moniker “buck21”, took a 2-1 chip lead into heads-up play, but lady luck would favor Maria Lampropulos. She got it in twice in three hands, both times with overs to Buchanan’s pocket pairs. She won both races to take the lead.
In what would be the last hand of the tournament, which took place on Hand #107 of the final table, Buchanan got it in good with king-five but failed to hold against the ten-seven of Lampropulos after a ten hit the flop. Buchanan lost three flips to bust in second place, though he had a $672,960 consolation prize to help ease the pain.
Congratulations to Maria Lampropulos, the 2018 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure champion!YearEntrantsPrize PoolChampionPrize2004221$1,657,500Gus Hansen$455,7802005461$3,487,200John Gale$890,6002006724$5,647,200Steve Paul-Ambrose$1,388,6002007937$7,063,842Ryan Daut$1,535,25520081,136$8,562,976Bertrand Grospellier$2,000,00020091,347$12,674,000Poorya Nazari$3,000,00020101,529$14,831,300Harrison Gimbel$2,200,00020111,560$15,132,000Galen Hall$2,300,00020121,072$10,398,400John Dibella$1,775,0002013987$9,573,900Dimitar Danchev$1,859,00020141,031$10,070,000Dominik Panka$1,423,0962015816$7,915,200Kevin Schulz$1,491,5802016928$4,500,800Mike Watson$728,3252017738$3,376,712Christian Harder$429,6642018582$5,645,400Maria Lampropulos$1,081,100
*TagsMaria LampropulosShawn BuchananKoray AldemirAdrian MateosDaniel CoupalChristian RudolphIvan Luca
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*Related PlayersShawn BuchananAdrian MateosIvan LucaKoray AldemirMaria LampropulosChristian Rudolph12:24
15 Jan
It was a case of out with old and in with the new for 2018, all-time female great Vanessa Selbst’s retirement paving the way for Argentina’s Maria Lampropoulos to take over the helm with a $1,081,100 scoop of the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Main Event – her second seven-figure score leapfrogging her to 5th spot on the female lifetime money-winners list.
After her record-breaking PartyPoker MILLIONS win in April of last year – the first non-High Roller $million payday for a female – the diminutive Lampropoulos said “It really feels like a magic moment I’m in right now,’ and that magic has just been doubled as she took on and beat some of the best players in the world in Paradise Island this week.
With 582 entries to the $10K buy-in flagship event, the prizepool had swollen to a massive $5,645,400 with the likes of Adrian Mateos, Koray Aldemir, Liv Boeree and David Peters making it deep into the money – with Lampropoulos guaranteeing she’d be the last woman standing when she knocked Boeree out herself in 17th spot.
A final table ‘of the highest quality’ was streamed live on PokerStars.tv and as the PS blog stated, viewers ‘were treated to tricks, bluffs, aggression and solidity’ – unsurprising given that Mateos, Aldemir and Canada’s Shawn Buchanan all have excellent pedigree – almost $30million between them in tournament earnings. Throw in the new female on the block and it was a poker masterclass.
With the short stacks falling early on the 6th day of play, Spanish sensation Adrian Mateos made his bid for the title but the swings and roundabouts of poker fortune conspired against him – a huge hand against Buchanan ending his dreams in 4th spot… Poker texas holdem online with friends.
Germany’s Koray Aldemir certainly wasn’t scared to get it all-in when needed, an outrageous bluff holding pocket 3’s grabbing the attention of the Twitter-followers of the PCA…
…but eventually he too succumbed as he was first short-stacked and then had to watch as his last-gasp effort was hit by trips, the river king pairing his hand but too little, too late…Maria Lampropulos Poker Player
Heads-up for the title and it would be history in the making – no female ever winning the PCA in its 13 years – and Lampropoulos did it in style, pulling away from Buchanan and finishing him off with a flopped pair, her boyfriend Ivan Luca rushing down to greet the new PCA champ…’I am very proud,’ Lampropulos said afterwards. ’Every woman here - dealers, floors - every woman is very happy for me, and I’m grateful for that,’ adding: ’I am very, very happy. I’m so excited. This is incredible. I know that this is hard to believe for everybody. It’s my second huge main event, and I’m very thankful.’2018 PCA Main Event Results1Maria Lampropulos
$1,081,100
2Shawn Buchanan
$672,960
3Koray Aldemir
$481,560
4Adrian Mateos
$372,600
5Daniel Coupal
$293,560
6Christian Rudolph
$229,760
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