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Published: 13th November 2017 Written by WSOP, WSOP 2017
Updated: 10th December 2023

2017 wsope main event winner2017 WSOPE Main Event Winner Marti Roca de Torres was crowned champion this weekend winning the prestigious WSOPE bracelet and €1,115,207 for first place prize.

Roca de Torres won his entry into the World Series of Poker Europe Main Event by playing a $250 buy-in online satellite tournament at 888poker

The champion was determined after a four hour heads-up match between Marti Roca de Torres and runner-up Gianluca Speranza.

All the action took place at King’s Casino Rozvadov, Czech Republic on Friday 10th November, 2017.

2017 WSOPE Main Event Winner

Roca de Torres claims his biggest win to date adding over a million Euros to his tournament career earnings along with the title of 2017 WSOPE Main Event champion.

Maria Ho was the chip leader at the start of the final day of the World Series of Poker Europe Main Event 2017. Maria Ho was eliminated in 6th place by Roca de Torres in a double knock-out which included (event 9 bracelet winner) Niall Farrell in 5th place.

After a few hours of four-handed play a four hour heads-up match between Spanish player Marti Roca de Torres and Gianluca Speranza (Italy) ensued.

Gianluca Speranza was the most experienced player of the heads-up match as he had already played a heads-up match in the 2011 WSOPE event where he finished as runner-up.

Unfortunately for Speranza, history repeated itself when Roca de Torres prevented Speranza from claiming the most prestigious title for poker in Europe.

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2017 WSOPE Main Event Payouts:

  1. Marti Roca de Torres (Spain) – €1,115,207
  2. Gianluca Speranza (Italy) – €689,246
  3. Mathijs Jonkers (Netherlands) – €476,585
  4. Robert Bickley (UK) – €335,089
  5. Niall Farrell (UK) – €239,639
  6. Maria Ho (USA) – €174,365