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Teun Mulder's Dominant Victory at EPT Paris High Roller II
TournamentsFebruary 20, 2023·1 min read

Teun Mulder's Dominant Victory at EPT Paris High Roller II


Teun Mulder, a Dutch poker professional, achieved a remarkable victory at the EPT Paris High Roller II, securing the top prize of €389,870. Mulder's dominance was evident as he eliminated all eight of his final table opponents, showcasing an impressive run.

The tournament featured a prizepool of €1,119,520, with the top seven finishers sharing the winnings. Mulder's victory included a notable double-elimination of Thomas Muehlocker, where he cracked Muehlocker’s queens with his own pocket jacks. Mulder's hand: J♣ J♦, Muehlocker's hand: Q♠ Q♣, Board: J♠ A♦ 10♦ 2♣ 4♣.

Mulder continued his winning streak by eliminating Niklas Astedt with pocket kings and Jakov Nesterov for €131,950. He also eliminated Seth Davies with 10-8 offsuit against QJ, and Tauan Naves with A♥ 7♣ against A♠ 8♣. The flop for Naves was 10♦ 8♥ 9♥, the turn was 6♣, and the river was K♦, securing Mulder's victory.

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