Belligerent Poker Player Disqualified Deep in WSOP Europe Bracelet Event

An offended poker participant in a World Collection of Poker Europe (WSOPE) occasion on Tuesday was disqualified from play for his actions.

PokerNews captured a video of the incident, which occurred on Day 2 throughout Occasion #9: €5,300 PLO European Championship in Prague. The participant, Birger Larsen, took thirtieth place out of 379 for €13,000. However his conduct in direction of workers and his opponents could have price him an opportunity to win extra.

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Larsen, a participant from Norway with over $800,000 in stay event cashes recorded by The Hendon Mob, stood to win as a lot as €395,000 and a gold bracelet. These possibilities, nonetheless, have ended because of, as PokerNews was knowledgeable, regularly being loud and aggressive in direction of others on the desk.

It is unclear how a lot alcohol Larsen consumed, however one participant on the desk mentioned he was drunk. Larsen, short-stacked on the time, was initially given a warning from a flooring supervisor. He then received an all-in to remain alive earlier than persevering with his aggressive conduct, which led to receiving a one-orbit penalty. That triggered the poker participant even additional, resulting in the actions recorded by PokerNews within the above video.

Larsen, after slapping a person on the hand who tried to calm him down and persevering with to refuse to hearken to the calls for made by WSOP workers, was disqualified in thirtieth place. No bracelet, no pay leap, no probability to spin up a brief stack. His chips have been faraway from the event upon disqualification.

The WSOP confirmed the accuracy of the incident however declined to remark. It is unclear if Larsen is banned from additional World Collection of Poker (WSOP) occasions.