Both tournaments started at four o'clock in the afternoon and everyone had the opportunity to choose – either to advance to the Day 2 Main Event or fight for a ring in the prestigious Highroller event. Those who chose the option to win the gold ring had to pay an entrance fee of 525€ + 25€, for which they earned 40,000 starting chips and 30-minute blinds.

The highroller with a GTD of 15,000€ caught the attention of poker “high society” and there was really no shortage of action. Wonderful games, leveling opponents, great atmosphere and quality poker - you missed it all if you did not participate in this ring event. At the end of the registration, 49 entries were lit on the board and the prizepool climbed to a solid 25,725€. 6 players could take home a share of a "high-roller bank" and the winner would receive a prize of 9,357€ and of course a 1,800€ ring symbolizing the CPF.

Shortly before one o'clock in the morning, a well-filled final table was formed, consisting of the following nine players:

• Seat 1: Mečiar Martin - 357,000
• Seat 2: Langrock Sebastian - 330,000
• Seat 3: Bartoš Martin - 147,000
• Seat 4: Krajan Jozef - 279,000
• Seat 5: Sergej - 54,000
• Seat 7 : Časnocha - 171,000
• Seat 8: Mario - 320,000
• Seat 9: Florian - 205,000

After five hours of poker fights, we met the champion of Highroller- the home player Jozef Krajan. He managed a heads-up match with Sebastian Langrock, who won a WSOP gold bracelet in 2017! Jozef Krajan won 9,357€, the title of King of Highroller and a gold ring for his performance. Congratulations!

Highroller 15,000€ GTD Crown Poker Festival:

• 1. Jozef Krajan - 9,357€
• 2. Sebastian Langrock - 5,864€
• 3. Mario Mosbock - 4,117€
• 4. Martin Mečiar - 2,621€
• 5. Michal Časnocha - 1,747€
• 6. Florian Gaugush 1,248€