Greek poker pro Alexandros Theologis has emerged victorious in the prestigious €100,000 Super High Roller event at the European Poker Tour (EPT) Malta, taking home a staggering €776,200. Theologis, known for his online dominance, showcased exceptional skill and strategy to outmaneuver a field of 16 elite players. His win marks a significant milestone in his career, cementing his position as one of the top players in high-stakes poker.
The final showdown was between Theologis and Turkish player Orpen Kisacikoglu, with Theologis ultimately prevailing. The decisive moment came when Theologis check-shoved with a nut flush draw on the turn, and Kisacikoglu called. The 8♣ on the river completed Theologis’s flush, securing his win. Kisacikoglu earned €465,700 for his runner-up finish, while Ben Heath took home €310,420 for third place.
Theologis’s victory is notable not only for the substantial prize money but also for being his first major live tournament win. He expressed his delight and sense of achievement, highlighting the intellectual stimulation and friendly atmosphere of the tournament. This win adds to Theologis’s growing reputation as a formidable live player, following his previous successes in online tournaments, including a WSOP Online $25,000 High Roller event win.
