The final day started at half past four in the afternoon at Banco Casino Bratislava, when the players met at the poker tables and a tough fight for the final table began. The semifinals showed “stop” to Andrej Wenzl (16^th), Ivan Jonášek (15^th), Halard Grabner (14^th), Michal Záborský (13^th), Artur Witecki (12^th), David Kazlov (11^th) and Namani Albert, who finished right in front of the final table for 580€.

Nine of the most successful players of the Austrian Poker Tour made it to the final table, with Roman Dohnány as a massive chip leader.

Chipcount of final table APT:

• Zviržina Oto - 694,000
• Lai Marián - 1,203,000
• Moslinger Patrick - 784,000
• Dohnány Roman - 4,528,000
• Filo Martin - 433,000
• Machalík Jakub - 1,251,000
• Grabowski Bartolomen - 1,071,000
• Herzog Robert - 1,333,000
• Slavkovský Oliver - 552,000

The first to leave the final line-up was Martin Filo, when he failed to withstand with Ax Tx against Machalíks AxJx. Filo had to settle for a reward of 690€. Behind him, in the eighth place was Oliver Slávskovský, who performed well despite his inability to attend the tournament twice on time due his duties, but he still managed to take a great place, for which he won  830€.

The seventh place went to the Polish player Bartlomej Grabowski for 1,015€ and Patrick Moslinger finished sixth for 1,250€.

Another eliminated was Marián Lai, who, despite the difficult progress from the opening day with a stack of 35,500, managed to make it to the final day, where he started again with a 6-blind short stack. He managed to break the adversity and took home 1,550€ from the Austrian Poker Tour.

The remaining four players brought up debate about a possible deal. Word of mouth came up and an agreement was reached guaranteeing a certain reward for four players and overtime of 2,043€.

• Zviržina Oto - 3,212€
• Dohnány Roman - 6,270€
• Machalík Jakub - 4,105€
• Herzog Robert - 4,804€

After this deal, the game was much more relaxed and Jakub Machalík took fourth place for 4,105€. The third place went to Oto Zviržina for 3,212€. Robert Herzog and a massive chip leader Roman Dohnány collided in a heads-up. It didn't take long, and the runner-up was known - Robert Herzeg, who took home 4,804€ for his performance.

Roman Dohnány became the historically first champion of the Austrian Poker Tour at Banco Casino Bratislava, performing a beautiful three-day start-to-finish show, remaining on the top spot after every day. Roman takes home a beautiful trophy and the biggest reward of 8,313€ from Banco Casino Bratislava, and only for a 110€ registration fee. Congratulations!

Austrian Poker Tour 40,000€:

• 1.  Dohnány Roman - 8,313 € *
• 2.  Herzog Robert - 4,804€ € *
• 3.  Sviržina Oto - 3,212€ *
• 4.  Machalík Jakub - 4,105 € *
• 5.  Lai Marián - 1 550 €
• 6.  Moslinger Patrick - 1 250 €
• 7.  Grabovski Bartlomej - 1 015 €
• 8.  Slavkovský Oliver - 830 €
• 9.  Filo Martin - 690 €

*4-way deal a dohrávka o 2,043€