Italian Poker Tour season 3 results

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Season 3

Below are the results of the third season of the Italian Poker Tour (IPT) sponsored by PokerStars. For this season, there will be nine stages between the cities of Campione d'Italia, Sanremo in Italy and Nova Gorica in Slovenia

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Flag of Italy.svg IPT Campione I

Final table
PlaceNamePrize (CHF)
1st Flag of Italy.svg Domenico Cordi [2] 230,000
(~€193,476) [1]
2nd Flag of Italy.svg Maurizio Musso144,000
(~€121,133)
3rd Flag of Italy.svg Federico Petruzzelli90,000
(~€75,708)
4th Flag of Italy.svg Giuseppe Cefalu67,000
(~€56,360)
5th Flag of Italy.svg Luca Segalini45,000
(~€37,854)
6th Flag of Romania.svg Corneliu Cretu36,000
(~€30,283)
7th Flag of Italy.svg Angelo Patane27,000
(~€22,712)
8th Flag of Italy.svg Luigi Agostini18,000
(~€15,142)


Flag of Italy.svg IPT Sanremo I

Final table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Flag of Italy.svg Luca Pagano [3] €210,000
2nd Flag of Romania.svg Dan Murariu€131,000
3rd Flag of Italy.svg Matteo Fratello€82,000
4th Flag of Italy.svg Enzo Tommasone€62,000
5th Flag of Italy.svg Giovanni Bigoni€41,300
6th Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Matyas Poloch€33,000
7th Flag of Ukraine.svg Vitalii Minakov€24,700
8th Flag of Italy.svg Andrea Ventura€16,500


Flag of Slovenia.svg IPT Nova Gorica I

Final table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Flag of Ukraine.svg Oleksii Kovalchuk [4] €150,000
2nd Flag of Italy.svg Luca Moschitta€97,000
3rd Flag of Italy.svg David Zampini€61,680
4th Flag of Italy.svg Gianfranco Mazzariello€44,500
5th Flag of Ukraine.svg Vitalii Minakov€27,800
6th Flag of Italy.svg Domenico Cordi€22,000
7th Flag of Bulgaria.svg Vliyan Petleshkov€16,700
8th Flag of Italy.svg Marco Leonzio€13,900


Flag of San Marino.svg MINI IPT San Marino

Final table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Flag of Italy.svg Guido Pieraccini [5] €32,400
2nd Flag of Italy.svg Andrea Ragone€17,324
3rd Flag of Italy.svg Simone Scaramelli€13,280
4th Flag of Italy.svg Danilo Contadino€9,300
5th Flag of Italy.svg Daniele Borghi€7,160
6th Flag of Italy.svg Mauro Montalbano€5,430
7th Flag of Italy.svg Daniele Trippi€3,700
8th Flag of Italy.svg Carlo Pisciotta€2,830


Flag of Italy.svg IPT Campione II

Final table
PlaceNamePrize (CHF)
1st Flag of Italy.svg Danilo Donnini [7] 221,000
(~€180,163) [1]
2nd Flag of Italy.svg Mikica Mitrovic147,000
(~€119,837)
3rd Flag of Italy.svg Giacomo Rosa83,000
(~€67,663)
4th Flag of Italy.svg Alessandro Fasolis55,000
(~€44,837)
5th Flag of Italy.svg Andrea Dato46,100
(~€37,582)
6th Flag of Italy.svg Tania Scremin37,000
(~€30,163)
7th Flag of Russia.svg Semen Apokorin27,600
(~€22,500)
8th Flag of Italy.svg Gaetano Mazzitelli18,400
(~€15,000)


Flag of Italy.svg IPT Sanremo II

Final table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Flag of Ukraine.svg Oleksii Kovalchuk [8] €175,000
2nd Flag of Italy.svg Andrea Vitale€110,500
3rd Flag of Italy.svg Alberto Spigolon€68,000
4th Flag of Italy.svg Salvatore Bonavena€51,000
5th Flag of Italy.svg Marco Fabbrini€34,000
6th Flag of Italy.svg Fabio Pilato€27,200
7th Flag of Italy.svg Fabio Cetara€20,300
8th Flag of Italy.svg Gianfranco Mazzariello€13,600


Flag of Slovenia.svg IPT Nova Gorica I

Final table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Flag of Slovakia.svg Anton Karasinsky [9] €140,000
2nd Flag of Italy.svg Carla Solinas€74,000
3rd Flag of Italy.svg Carlo Andreoli€46,000
4th Flag of Bulgaria.svg Yordan Mitrentsov€37,000
5th Flag of Croatia.svg Dubravko Bagic€29,400
6th Flag of Italy.svg Jacopo Brandi€23,900
7th Flag of Italy.svg Alessandro Minasi€18,300
8th Flag of Italy.svg Naspetti Brando€12,740


Flag of Italy.svg MINI IPT Campione

Final table
PlaceNamePrize (CHF)
1st Flag of Italy.svg Gianni Racitti [11] 46,000
(~€38,147) [10]
2nd Flag of Italy.svg Giorgia Tabet31,000
(~€25,708)
3rd Flag of Italy.svg Francesco Iglio17,500
(~€14,513)
4th Flag of Italy.svg Alessandro De Fenza11,600
(~€9,620)
5th Flag of Italy.svg Elvezio Agosti9,700
(~€8,044)
6th Flag of Italy.svg Alessandro Basile7,760
(~€6,435)
7th Flag of Italy.svg Andrea Montrone5,800
(~€4,810)
8th Flag of Italy.svg Guido Buchich3,880
(~€3,218)


Flag of Italy.svg IPT Sanremo GRAND FINAL

Final table
PlaceNamePrize
1st Flag of Italy.svg Davide Biscardi [12] €176,000
2nd Flag of France.svg Philippe Clerc€120,000
3rd Flag of Poland.svg Jakub Michalak€115,000
4th Flag of Italy.svg Mirko Di Tunnariello€60,800
5th Flag of Sweden.svg Christer Lagerstrom€40,500
6th Flag of the United States.svg Scott Baumstein€32,500
7th Flag of Italy.svg Pasquale Braco€24,300
8th Flag of Italy.svg Alessandro Longobardi€16,220

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