PokerStars Network: the story of the Spicy 50 Carnival Series won by Mattia ‘matthew793’ Agus with the elimination hands at the final table

In the usual Tuesday morning report, we saw that the Spicy 50 Carnival Series on PokerStars Poker – Sisal Poker went to Mattia ‘matthew793’ Agus after an even four-way deal that left 3.000€ for the winner.

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Here is the story of the million-guaranteed tournament on the PokerStars Network, with the hands of all the eliminations from the final table.

The situation

In this edition, the Spicy 50 Carnival Series counted 4.438 entries for a final prize pool of 199.710€, divided over 655 positions in the money. Among those in the money were many well-known regulars.

Limiting ourselves to the top 50 we also find Marco ‘perazzzzzz’ Perra (30th), a revived Andrea ‘OMG?_?JOKER’ Carini (19th) and Riccardo ‘Overbet91’ Bonelli (11th).

The final table began at blinds 400.000-800.000 with Mattia ‘matthew793’ Agus as chipleader. The stack situation is reported in the table

‘clinus72’ first out

The first eliminated player comes at blinds 500k-1M. With just over 11bb of stack, ‘clinus72’ opens x2,2 10 10 from UTG. ‘Siamlan’ calls from the big blind with 5 8 .

On a flop of A 2 5 ‘Siamlan’ check-pushes the committing 3M cbet from ‘clinus72’, who snaps.

Turn 8 river J and at the Spicy 50 final table there is the first player out.

‘Mr.Brown555’ eighth

At the next level of play, at blinds 600k-1,2M, ‘Mr.Brown5555’ opens 10,8M K A from UTG to leave himself with just over 500k.

From the cutoff ‘FightOrFlight93’ repushes 15,7M, the original raiser puts in his last pennies and at showdown discovers he has been coolered.

The board 6 J 8 10 6 brings the tournament to seven left.

‘Siamlan’ busted in a cooler

The next eliminated player comes at blinds 800k-1,6M. With a 25M stack ‘Siamlan’ opens x2 A A from UTG, on the button ‘kingferro98’ 3-bets 6,4M (flat x2) A K , ‘Siamlan’ pushes for the opponent’s snap call.

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The board 7 J K 6 K is one of those explosive ones and decrees the victory of the underdog hand. Here is the hand replay.

‘trielino’ sixth

On the x2 opening by ‘FightOrFlight93’ from UTG+1, ‘trielino’ defends the blind with Q 8 and a 20 million stack.

On a flop of 10 4 J ‘trielino’ check-pushes with a gutshot against ‘FightOrFlight93’s bet sized at 2,1M. The cbettor snaps with J J for top set, the turn K gives ‘trielino’ additional outs for the straight but the river 5 decrees the player’s exit in sixth position.

‘kingferro98’ fifth

Left with 4,2M after paying the big blind at blinds 1,25M-2,5M, ‘kingferro98’ calls with 9 K the openpush from ‘cobra8366’ from the small blind with 6 Q .

On 8 9 7 2 Q the Spicy 50 reaches four left.

‘FightOrFlight93’ fourth

After one hand the tournament goes on break and the four survivors sign an even deal that leaves three thousand euros to the winner. However, play proceeds with caution.

Then at blinds 1,75M-3,5M ‘FightOrFlight93’ openpushes 13,5M 5 K from the small blind, ‘matthew793’ calls from the big blind with J 4 and on a board of 4 5 K 9 10 scores a player out.

‘cobra8633’ third

A few hands later ‘cobra83666’ pushes 63M from the small blind with 6 6 over the x2,1 opening from ‘rf4444’ on the button. In the big blind ‘matthew793’ repushes 82M with 8 8 , the original raiser folds. On 10 2 * K K 3 the tournament reaches the heads-up for the victory.

The final showdown

Heads-up begins with ‘matthew73’ at 158 million against ‘rf4444’s 63 million chips. On the fourth hand ‘matthew793’ completes K 10 from the small to the big blind, ‘rf4444’ pushes 52M from the big blind with A 5 , ‘matthew793’ calls.

The board 4 3 K K 9 marks the end of the tournament and decrees the victory of Mattia Agus! Here is the replay of the hand:

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Spicy 50 Carnival Series final table payouts

*four-way deal