
Play started at level 27 (5,000/30,000/60,000) and Wilinofsky opened great, taking a pot of 6 million with a set against Maximilian Heinzelmann, who mucked his hand.

A bit later shortstack Jonas Gutteck went all-in preflop with 670,000, Heinzelmann insta-called. Gutteck showed
After Joep van den Bijgaart, Darren Kramer and Armin Mette were all sent to the rail, 4-handed play began with Wilinofsky’s enormous chip lead:
Ben Wilinofsky: 12,945,000
Max Heinzelmann: 4,700,000
Martin Jacobson: 3,195,000
Vadzim Kursevich: 2,290,000
Jacobson went bust next at level 30 (15,000/60,000/120,000). Heinzelmann raised from the Button, Jacobson 3-bet from SB, Heinzelmann went all-in and Jacobson called.
Jacobson:
Heinzelmann:
Board:
Heinzelmann won the pot with two pairs.

Vadzim Kursevich finished 3rd when he went all-in on the
Ben Wilinofsky: 16,235,000
Max Heinzelmann: 6,895,000
Heinzelmann did not manage to turn the tide; eventually, he bet 225,000 on the
Heinzelmann:
Wilinofsky:
Turn:
River:
So Wilinofsky won EPT Berlin 2011 with a straight.

The results were as follows:

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