The Lebanese poker player Albert Daher holding up his trophy after his victory in the « €100K High Roller » tournament of the European Poker Tour in Monte Carlo. (Credit: PokerNews website)
On May 3, Lebanese poker player Albert Daher won the prestigious “€100K High Roller” tournament at the European Poker Tour (EPT) in Monte-Carlo, taking home more than two million euros and marking one of the greatest achievements of his career.This was the largest 100,000-euro buy-in tournament — the entry fee — in EPT history, bringing together some of the world’s top players. In the final hand, the 39-year-old Lebanese player won thanks to a decisive combination: While he held a pair of 4s in his hand, a third “4” appeared on the table, giving him three of a kind against his opponent, who was hoping to complete a flush. Read more Hantavirus: 'We are nowhere near a COVID-19 scenario' With more than $11.5 million in total earnings from official tournaments, Daher now holds the top spot on the “Lebanon All Time Money List,” the...
On May 3, Lebanese poker player Albert Daher won the prestigious “€100K High Roller” tournament at the European Poker Tour (EPT) in Monte-Carlo, taking home more than two million euros and marking one of the greatest achievements of his career.This was the largest 100,000-euro buy-in tournament — the entry fee — in EPT history, bringing together some of the world’s top players. In the final hand, the 39-year-old Lebanese player won thanks to a decisive combination: While he held a pair of 4s in his hand, a third “4” appeared on the table, giving him three of a kind against his opponent, who was hoping to complete a flush. Read more Hantavirus: 'We are nowhere near a COVID-19 scenario' With more than $11.5 million in total earnings from official tournaments, Daher now holds the top spot on the “Lebanon All Time...