The Spade for Francesco


Coverage of the Mini Main Event (tag: poker)




A fast-paced and thrilling finale to the €200 Mini Main Event at the 2026 Belgian Poker Challenge. Just over two hours of poker brought the tournament to the final head-to-head, with two players from Liège reaching an agreement to split €8,400 each. It took 44 heads-up hands for Francesco Lauria to come back with a pair of 8s after going all-in against Roman Langner’s merguez. Roman had lost King-Queen to Ace-6 of diamonds about twenty minutes earlier; he failed to double up… So it was an Italian who triumphed over a Belgian in this field of 384 entrants. The pair took the lion’s share of a prize pool of €61,055, shared amongst the last 55 survivors of a three-day tournament that concluded with a live stream! 

Place Player Winnings
Winner Francesco Lauria €8,400
2nd Roman Langner €8,400
3rd Eleftherios Korexenidis €4,650
4th Rachid Sekkai €3,600
5th Eddy Sebastianutti €2,800
6th Nadim Hage Ali €2,200
7th Erik Beyer €1,750
8th Ismail El Gueddari €1,480
9th Florian Moreno €1,260
10th Marco Ferrian €1,070
11th Luigi Hubert €1,070
12th Jean-Baptiste Di Vaira €920
13th Olivier Lacour €920
14th Joao Ribeiro Bacelar €800
15th Ben Guediche €800
16th Nasser Abdouni €705

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