Didnt take long to get action tonight. Sindre went all in preflop with 6,3 offs and Martin called with a pair of Aces. Board came bad for Sindre and we needed to say good bye to him untill next time.

THANK YOU SINDRE!

The thing we was waiting for the whole week - Day 3 final table. The bracelet race is very tight as Robin Lacey has 31 points by now and Martin Klaeser is on his tail with only one point behind.
Its gonna be interesting tonight!

We bring you the Final 10

Tore Michaelsen - 200 000
Julian Herold - 144 800
Martin Klaeser - 171 700
Robin Lacey - 87 000
Paul Janssen - 85 000
Andrei Wagner - 81 600
Sindre Tvedt - 68 400
Josip Marusic - 67 200
Aleksey Zoblin - 54 700
Phillipp Roch - 35 800

We wish them all good luck!

While waiting for the final table and being unpatient to find out who is going to win the bracelet, players started forming their S’n'G tables and competing in skills since there is two girls at the table that are going to prove that they might be cute but they are not harmless

Four players with real chances to get the bracelet just busted. Sascha Firth, Jamie Lennox and Alexandre Andermatt did well, but it was not enough.

Teemu Lahtinen, who was just busted, holds the lead on our race, but since we have so many players with real chance still on, it is not expected that he gets it.

Stay with us for live updates on the race for the Golden Bracelet.

During the break we managed to catch our player Joe who came all the way from Singapore to play Malta Poker Tour and ask him about his experience.
“Its very exciting for me to play this event, since it’s the second live event I played in my life. I started playing four years ago when I received 100 USD as a bonus deposit and I built up my bankroll. Today, my biggest online winning is 20 000USD and I plan on continuing. My wish is to play the APPT in Manilla in November so I must get on the affiliating to collect the money.”-says Beng Joe as he is trying to convince me he is 32 years old. I found it hard to believe that since he looked so young but then he told me about his travelings and how much he enjoys them, so I tought - he cant be 20 and been all over the world already.:) He especially loves to go to China and Czech Republic and when traveling he never forgets to bring a book, as his favorite literature is the one about poker. 

“One day Im gonna be just like Doyle!” - said Joe and rushed to the table.

Guys just came back from dinner and they are ready to continue the race for the NoiQ bracelet. The blinds are now 600- 1,200, overall 100 players started the tournament at 2PM and there is now 34 of them left. The average stack is 30k and the chip leader is Ari Pekka Kovki from Finland.

The planned activities for yesterday’s day off showed some before unrevealed qualities in poker players. Skills on steering wheels and with soccer balls.

On the karting side, organization were surprised to see that we had some extremely good pilots. And the top, Alexander Digholm, Zsolt Nagy and Juuso Lepannen had their own battle for the first three places.

Only two hours after the start, Jose Quintas got knocked out by a Russian player Alex Milyushin and is now officialy out of the bracelet race.
Jose opened his cards and saw AQ. Did not think much and called Alex’ all in preflop (AJ). Chances were good untill the river.Alex rivered a Jack and took Joses chips.

Thank you for playing with us Jose, you are still one of the leaders for the bracelet!

The nice weather obviously mushed players heads as its only half an hour after the start and we already have 4 busts.
Zsolt Nagy from Hungary was lucky enuff to be the first one and to get the NoiQ watch so he has no regrets today. As you can see, at NoiQ EVERYONE IS A WINNER!