The final table started quite swiftly, losing three players in less than an hour, then slowed considerably when it got short handed. The heads-up duel lasted more than three and a half hours.
The final hand was a typical flip situation all in preflop with Tureniec holding A,J and Linde holding pocket 7's.
For Per Linde, despite his large chip lead to start the final table, the cards didn't seem to go his way most of the day. He still battled to get heads up, but had to settle for the runner up prize of DKK 2,450,000 (€328,612).
1st - Michael Tureniec, Sweden, DKK 3,700,000 (€496,271)
2nd - Per Linde, Sweden, DKK 2,450,000 (€328,612)
3rd - John Eames, United Kingdom, DKK 1,400,000 (€187,778)
4th - Kevin Iacofano, United States, DKK 1,000,000 (€134,127)
5th - Nikolas Liakos, Sweden, DKK 750,000 (€100,595)
6th - Mudassar Khan, Denmark, DKK 600,000 (€80,476)
7th - Andrea Dalla Molle, Italy, DKK 450,000 (€60,357)
8th - Juha Helppi, Finland, DKK 296,400 (€39,755)
To recap a total of 449 players paid the DKK 37,250 to buy into EPT Copenhagen, creating a prize pool of DKK 15,086,400 (€2,023,496).
The next event is in Austria at the popular EPT Snowfest in late March.
