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The 2019 Belgian Poker Challenge (BPC) will take place at the Grand Casino de Namur in Namur, Belgium, from Friday, November 29 until Sunday, December 8, 2019.
During the series, the players will fight for the Belgian title and for a share of the €500,000 guaranteed prize pool up for grabs in the Main Event.
While all the guarantees combined reach the staggering total of €750,000, BPC organisers' expectations are bolder: they believe the prize pool will cross the seven-figure mark and make BPC winners even happier than in 2018.
The event is one of the most important in the region, and to accommodate the desire of fans and families to follow the adventures of their heroes at the felt, the BPC will be streamed live on a variety of platforms.
As usual for BPC events, the key to their success is an attractive tournament calendar full of interesting options and ways to stay busy throughout the entire festival.
This year's top events include a €100,000 GTD. High Roller (buy-in: €2,200) and a €500,000 GTD. Main Event with a €1,100 entry fee.
The Main Event features 50-minute levels on Day 1, then 70-minute levels on Day 2, and 90-minute levels during the last three days of competition.
If you don't want to pony-up the entire buy-in fee, do know that the Casino Namur give you plenty of action to win a seat and play for the €500,000 guarantee at a fraction of the cost.
With 19 live satellites on the schedule, you only need to make your way to the Casino to play for the Main Event seat.
The 2019 Belgian Poker Challenge brings also a few new events to the calendar. The list include a €250 buy-in Warm Up event on November 29-30, and a €250 buy-in Short Deck on December 7.
For the full list of all the events included in the calendar, visit PokerNews France
Poland's Puczylowski to Defend the Title
Last year, Polish hero Marcin Puczylowski took down the Main Event title and a €126,252 check after a short heads up with France's Donato Sparavilla (€79,208).
In the calendar also in December 2018, the series' High Roller turned out to be an all-French affaire, despite a total of 82 entrants.
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France's Stéphane Nicot and Parham Ahoor were the only two survivors at the table when they decided to sign off on a two-man deal that brought €80,000 to each player.
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Dutchman Danny de Vos has taken down the inaugural Lex Live €225 Main Event at the 2019 Lex Live Namur after a five-way deal. De Vos was the tournament chip leader when the deal was made, with no money left to play for. The Dutch player won the first place prize of €29,300 after the deal. Abdelkrim Chenoufi 888 poker mac download. took second place for €19,500.
De Vos told PokerNews he is a regular stream watcher and that he already knew the name Lex Veldhuis way before the event. 'I'm really happy with my performance. I came close a lot of the times so it's great to finally close one out. I've been fixing some things in my personal life and it's apparently helping a lot!'
2019 Lex Live Namur Main Event Official Results
| Place | Player | Country | Prize (EUR) | Prize (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Danny de Vos | Netherlands | €29,300* | $32,910 |
| 2 | Abdelkrim Chenoufi | France | €19,500* | $21,902 |
| 3 | Koen Lahousse | Belgium | €16,875* | $18,954 |
| 4 | Raphaël Housni | France | €16,600* | $18,645 |
| 5 | Lieven van Hoof | Belgium | €15,157* | $17,024 |
| 6 | Pit Federspiel | Luxembourg | €7,250 | $8,143 |
| 7 | Marc Oualid | France | €5,206 | $5,847 |
| 8 | Gabriel-Mihai Radu | Romania | €3,556 | $3,994 |
2019 Lex Live Namur Main Event Final Day Action
The day started at 3:30 p.m. local time with 46 players remaining out of the 1,064 that started the tournament. They were all eyeing the original top prize of €37,105. In a fast-paced affair, about one-third of the remaining field busted out within the first hour. After the flurry of eliminations, the tournament started slowing down and the final table was eventually reached around 11 p.m.
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Some of the players that didn't make it to the final table included notable community member Timoslav 'JustX' Savov. He busted within the first five minutes of the day in 45th place and cashed for €708. The Bulgarian player bubbled a satellite for this event on PokerStars but decided to come down to Namur anyway. 'JustX' achieved the deepest run out of all the community members that played in the Main Event.
Others that didn't make it to the final table include Day 1B chip leader Soufiane Gherbi (43rd - €708), Elsa Bargiarelli (31st - €914), and Igor Picone (26th - €1,060). The last player to exit the tournament before they reached the unofficial final table was Day 2 chip leader Mohamed Adansar. He busted out of the tournament with pocket kings against pocket deuces when a deuce hit the flop.
Noel Gaens and Gabriel-Mihai Radu were the first two to bust out of the final table. After Oualid (7th - €5,206), and Pit Federspiel (6th - €7,250) busted in back to back hands, the remaining five players they started to discuss a deal. Initially, one of the players didn't agree on the deal and play continued, but within the next hour, a deal was struck and the tournament ended on the spot.
With 19 live satellites on the schedule, you only need to make your way to the Casino to play for the Main Event seat.
The 2019 Belgian Poker Challenge brings also a few new events to the calendar. The list include a €250 buy-in Warm Up event on November 29-30, and a €250 buy-in Short Deck on December 7.
For the full list of all the events included in the calendar, visit PokerNews France
Poland's Puczylowski to Defend the Title
Last year, Polish hero Marcin Puczylowski took down the Main Event title and a €126,252 check after a short heads up with France's Donato Sparavilla (€79,208).
In the calendar also in December 2018, the series' High Roller turned out to be an all-French affaire, despite a total of 82 entrants.
Casino Namur Poker Event 2019
France's Stéphane Nicot and Parham Ahoor were the only two survivors at the table when they decided to sign off on a two-man deal that brought €80,000 to each player.
Table Of Contents
Casino Namur Poker Event Ideas
Dutchman Danny de Vos has taken down the inaugural Lex Live €225 Main Event at the 2019 Lex Live Namur after a five-way deal. De Vos was the tournament chip leader when the deal was made, with no money left to play for. The Dutch player won the first place prize of €29,300 after the deal. Abdelkrim Chenoufi 888 poker mac download. took second place for €19,500.
De Vos told PokerNews he is a regular stream watcher and that he already knew the name Lex Veldhuis way before the event. 'I'm really happy with my performance. I came close a lot of the times so it's great to finally close one out. I've been fixing some things in my personal life and it's apparently helping a lot!'
2019 Lex Live Namur Main Event Official Results
| Place | Player | Country | Prize (EUR) | Prize (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Danny de Vos | Netherlands | €29,300* | $32,910 |
| 2 | Abdelkrim Chenoufi | France | €19,500* | $21,902 |
| 3 | Koen Lahousse | Belgium | €16,875* | $18,954 |
| 4 | Raphaël Housni | France | €16,600* | $18,645 |
| 5 | Lieven van Hoof | Belgium | €15,157* | $17,024 |
| 6 | Pit Federspiel | Luxembourg | €7,250 | $8,143 |
| 7 | Marc Oualid | France | €5,206 | $5,847 |
| 8 | Gabriel-Mihai Radu | Romania | €3,556 | $3,994 |
2019 Lex Live Namur Main Event Final Day Action
The day started at 3:30 p.m. local time with 46 players remaining out of the 1,064 that started the tournament. They were all eyeing the original top prize of €37,105. In a fast-paced affair, about one-third of the remaining field busted out within the first hour. After the flurry of eliminations, the tournament started slowing down and the final table was eventually reached around 11 p.m.
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Some of the players that didn't make it to the final table included notable community member Timoslav 'JustX' Savov. He busted within the first five minutes of the day in 45th place and cashed for €708. The Bulgarian player bubbled a satellite for this event on PokerStars but decided to come down to Namur anyway. 'JustX' achieved the deepest run out of all the community members that played in the Main Event.
Others that didn't make it to the final table include Day 1B chip leader Soufiane Gherbi (43rd - €708), Elsa Bargiarelli (31st - €914), and Igor Picone (26th - €1,060). The last player to exit the tournament before they reached the unofficial final table was Day 2 chip leader Mohamed Adansar. He busted out of the tournament with pocket kings against pocket deuces when a deuce hit the flop.
Noel Gaens and Gabriel-Mihai Radu were the first two to bust out of the final table. After Oualid (7th - €5,206), and Pit Federspiel (6th - €7,250) busted in back to back hands, the remaining five players they started to discuss a deal. Initially, one of the players didn't agree on the deal and play continued, but within the next hour, a deal was struck and the tournament ended on the spot.
De Vos took the lion's share of the prize pool with €29,300 and the trophy awaiting the winner. Chenoufi took second for €19,500, while Koen Lahousse finished third for €16,875. Fourth place (€16,600) went to Raphaël Housni, while Lieven van Hoof ended in fifth with €15,157.
That concludes all the action from Casino de Namur, where the inaugural Lex Live event was deemed a massive success with over a 1,000 entries in the Main Event alone. Given the tour's success and the positive response from the community, more Lex Live events can be expected in the future. Relive all the action in the PokerNews Live Reporting section.
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