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Edoardo Alescio: The new WPT Venice champion
The WPT Venice 2011 ended with the coronation of Edoardo Alescio after five days of fierce competition. Of the 78 registered players of Day 1A and 135 of Day 1B, only six players were qualified for the final table. These six seats at the final table have been occupied by Michele Caroli, the chip leader of the final with a stack of more than 2 million chips, Edoardo Alescio, Andrea Benelli, Steve O'Dwyer, Alex Dovzhenko and Andrea Dato. During the last day of the Italian stage of the World Poker Tour, Steve O'Dwyer was on the right way to win his first title but at the end of the day, he left the title after a final head's up against the Italian Edoardo Alescio. Despite a short stack of 501,000 chips, O'Dwyer eliminated Alex Dovzhenko who was ranked at the sixth place with 27,035. After that, the American defeated respectively Andrea Benelli and Andrea Dato who left the event at the fifth and fourth place with earnings of 34,254 and 43,170.
For his part, Edoardo Alescio eliminated the chipleader of the day and won 2,360,000 chips while Steve O'Dwyer was already at more than 4 million chips. Following this elimination, Michele Caroli ended up in the third place with 66,090, leaving Edoardo Alescio and Steve O'Dwyer in the final head's up. The latter dominated the duel but after a few long minutes, the final table knew a reversal. Indeed, Edoardo Alescio finally took over his opponent and took home the sum of 194,374. Steve O'Dwyer, meanwhile, leaves the table of this poker tournament with 95,530.
Source: James WILLIAMS
Tuesday, 20 December 2011
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