In the European Poker Tour ’s (EPT) stop in Berlin, PocketFives.com member Kevin ImaLuckSac MacPhee came out on top for €1 million. In the process, MacPhee survived a starting grid of 945 players and a full-fledged robbery at the Grand Hyatt Hotel. Masked gunmen stormed the tournament’s registration area and made off with an unspecified amount of cash, with the entire scene being aired across cyberspace on sites like YouTube. MacPhee defeated Finnish poker player Ilari Tahkokallio heads-up and sat down with PocketFives.com from Berlin to recap his eventful visit to the German city. PocketFives.com: You entered the final table as a commanding chip leader, holding a stack of 6.1 million for a sizable lead over Ketul Nathwani ’s 4.7 million second place tally. What was your big stack philosophy at the final table? Kevin MacPhee: It’s all about stack size management.
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