European Poker Tour -- Final Table is set in Berlin

The final table is set at the PokerStars European Poker Tour Berlin no-limit hold’em main event. Day 4 welcomed back a field of 24 players who were in the money and by the end of the night just eight final-table contenders remained. Here is a look at the chip counts for tomorrow’s final table:

Ben Wilinofsky, Canada (PokerStars qualifier) — 5,225,000
Maximilian Heinzelmann, Germany — 4,970,000
Vadzim Kursevich, Belarus — 4,345,000
Darren Kramer, South Africa — 2,235,000
Armin Mette, Germany — 2,125,000
Martin Jacobson, Sweden (PokerStars qualifier) — 2,085,000
Joep van den Bijgaart, Netherlands (Team PokerStars Pro) — 1,060,000
Jonas Gutteck, Germany — 1,025,000

The chip leader heading into tomorrow’s final is PokerStars qualifier Ben Wilinofsky from Canada. He will take 5,225,000 into the final day and he is followed closely by Max Heinzelmann (4,970,000) and Vadzim Kursevich (4,345,000). Team PokerStars pro Joep van den Bijgaart is one of the biggest names left in the field with 1,060,000. Swedish professional and PokerStars qualifier Martin Jacobson is also still in the running with 2,085,000.

The final eight will play down to a final table tomorrow and you can follow along with all of the action on the PokerStars blog feed and watch the final day on the EPT Live video feed. Check back in tomorrow evening for a summary of the final table here on Card Player. Here is a look at the tournament statistics from day 4:

Day 4 Cashes:

9th. Daniel Pidun, Germany, €45,000
10th. Cuello Jorge Mariano, Spain, €45,000
11th. Fabrice Soulier, France, €36,000
12th. Kristijonas Andrulis, Lithuania, €36,000
13th. Robin Ylitalo, Sweden, €28,000
14th. Thomas Traboulsi, Germany, €28,000
15th. Luis Jaikel, Costa Rica, PokerStars qualifier, €23,000
16th. Jeffrey Hakim, United States, €23,000
17th. Konstantin Puchkov, Russia, €20,000
18th. Mikhail Lakhitov, Russia, €20,000
19th. Alessandro Laubinger, Germany, PokerStars qualifier, €20,000
20th. Henrique Pinho, Portugal, Team PokerStars Pro, €20,000
21st. Markus Grewe, Germany, €20,000
22nd. Mario Adinolfi, Italy, €20,000
23rd. Gerardo Muro, Italy, €20,000
24th. Alexander Smolin, Russia, €20,000

Hand of the Day:

Daniel Pidun Eliminated in Ninth Place

Armin Mette raised preflop and Daniel Pidun reraised to 375,000. Mette then reraised all in and Pidun made the all-in call. Their cards:

Mette: A A
Pidun: Q Q

Board: 5 4 2 Q K

Pidun was eliminated in ninth place on the hand by the nut flush and play ended for the night.

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