Igor Pihela Sr. Eliminated in 2nd Place

Pihela limped the button. Bareisis raised to 140,000 from the big blind. Pihela three-bet to 340,000 before Bareisis went into the tank. Eventually, Bareisis opted to jam for more than the 840,000 Pihela had behind.

Pihela limped the button. Bareisis raised to 140,000 from the big blind. Pihela three-bet to 340,000 before Bareisis went into the tank. Eventually, Bareisis opted to jam for more than the 840,000 Pihela had behind. Pihela snap-called, and Bareisis began to shake his head about the coin flip after turning over nines to Pihela’s king-jack. Bareisis turned a set and rivered a full house to win the tournament for the €47,930 top prize, while Pihela earned a healthy €30,750 runner-up prize for his amazing performance.

Congrats to Marius Bareisis on his biggest win in his poker career to date. See you next time at the Kings of Vilnius, Nov. 15-24, at Olympic Casino Lietuva.

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