Posts Tagged ‘Marvin Rettenmaier’

PPM Spain Final Table: 3rd Place for Titan Pro Marvin Rettenmaier

August 2nd, 2010 by darren

Congratulations to Titan Poker team member, Marvin Rettenmaier from Germany, who made it to 3rd place at the Partouche Poker Million in Spain.

At the beautiful Casino Grand Madrid, Marvin battled a tough field of players who all wanted a piece of the one million Euros prize pool.

Marvin gave a wonderful performance but busted out when he went all-in with 99 against 66 pre-flop. The flop came out K36 and the turn and river produced no miracles for him.

Marvin took home 31,000 Euros and a lot of prestige.

WSOP 2010: NL Holdem $1,500: Team Titan’s Rettenmaier Finishes 7th

June 7th, 2010 by pierre

Buy-in: $1,500
Prize pool: $3,460,050
Entries: 2,563 players

Final table:

Seat 1: Jason Young (USA) 1,304,000

Seat 2: Michael Smith (USA) 622,000
Seat 3: Marvin Rettenmaier (Germany) 525,000
Seat 4: Tom Dwan (USA) 241,2000
Seat 5: Austin McCormick (USA) 1,939,000
Seat 6: Kyle Winter (USA) 502,000
Seat 7: Eric Ladny (USA) 969,000
Seat 8: David Randall (USA) 1,803,000
Seat 9: Simon Watt (New Zealand) 1,466,000
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Leo Margets Busts Marvin Rettenmaier

May 19th, 2010 by pierre

At the blinds 200/400 Ante 50, the Spanish woman (pictured below) raised in early position to 1.1 K. Marvin, just after her, decided to call and both players went to see the flop: 3♥3♣5♥

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Second Break after Four Hours of Poker Play

May 19th, 2010 by pierre

The players have now taken a 15 minute break.

At the start of Day 1A at WPT Barcelona 2010, 134 players were registered. At this point, 99 remain in the tournament.

Average:  20,303 chips

The blinds will increase to 150/300 at level 5  at the end of which the players will have a one hour dinner break.
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First Hour at WPT Barcelona

May 19th, 2010 by pierre

The first level just finished.

Sorel Mizzi and Joël Benzinou are seated at the same table with four other French players – not surprising since Barcelona is famous as a “French poker place” because of the large  numbers of French representatives. Sometimes we see even more French players than Spanish players at the big tournaments here in Barcelona.

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