Italy's Vito Branciforte won the €3,000 Main Event at WSOP Super Circuit Rozvadov in the Czech Republic and collected €370,000. PokerNews reports that he lives in Germany and won his seat through an online satellite.

The event guaranteed €2 million but drew 505 entries, leaving an overlay of €485,000 before staffing costs were deducted. It would have needed another 323 entries to reach the promised total. At the final table, the lowest payout was €25,000, which went to Berhane Yoseph in ninth.

Branciforte beat Poland's Stanislaw Miadzel heads-up, with Miadzel receiving €245,000. Mohsen Borhani was third for €171,000, Aleksandrs Zenkovs fourth for €120,000 and Ilia Krupin fifth for €85,000. Maor Zaharagi (6th) earned €59,500, Santiago Romero (7th) €44,000 and Mousa Awad (8th) €33,000.

The Main Event was not alone in falling short: of 13 ring events with a guarantee, 12 overlaid. No results have been published for the €5,000 High Roller Pot-Limit Omaha event, which suggests it may have been canceled for lack of interest.

WSOP Super Circuit Madrid ran alongside much of the series, and WSOP Super Circuit UK is still under way in Nottingham. PokerNews says it appears that so many European events in quick succession took players from one another. King's Resort is already hosting the WOLF Millionaire, running to November 16 with a €1 million guarantee.

Source: PokerNews

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