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The curtain finally came down on the €770 High Roller at 06:00 local time / 07:00 Greek time, with the blinds reaching 250k/500k and the eventual champion walking away with the €10,320 first prize.

The event attracted 46 entries and 12 re-entries, smashing the original €30,000 guarantee and pushing the final prize pool all the way up to an impressive €40,600.

Panagiotis Oikonomidis came incredibly close to claiming the High Roller title, reaching the heads-up before eventually finishing runner-up for €7,660.

The unfortunate bubble boy of the event was Stelios “MatrixCy” Orfanidis, who didn’t leave empty-handed. He was awarded a Main Event ticket for the next BPC festival, Don of Balkans, taking place 15–22 November with a €200,000 GTD.

Final Results — 46 Entries / 12 Re-entries

  1. I.S. — €10,320
  2. Panagiotis Oikonomidis — €7,660
  3. Dimitris Kilintaris — €5,680
  4. G.K. — €4,200
  5. Sotir Gochev — €3,150
  6. Aleksandar Georgiev — €2,400
  7. Alexandar Skobelev — €1,840
  8. Nikos Triantafyllou — €1,400

One more big event is in the books at King of Balkan, with the High Roller guarantee comfortably surpassed and the action continuing at Apollonia Hotel & Casino, Gevgelija.