Israel's Gabi Livshitz won the €2,200 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller at the PokerStars Open Aix-en-Provence. PokerNews reports the series began four days ago and has already produced six champions.

Livshitz took home €50,400 after beating Adil Kassou heads-up. Kassou collected €32,300, the biggest live cash of his young career. According to PokerNews, Livshitz has more than $2.3 million in career earnings. His previous No-Limit Hold'em win came in March 2023, and in October 2025 he took a €5,200 Pot-Limit Omaha event in Malta.

Counting re-entries, 102 entries built a €195,840 prize pool shared by the top 15. Most of the field and most of the cashers were French. Bruno Fitoussi was the first to cash, getting €4,400 for 15th. Jason Wheeler, who won the PokerStars Open Barcelona Main Event in August, went out in sixth for €10,200. Timothee Rey finished third for €22,500.

In the €1,100 Main Event, Vincent De Luca leads with 368,000 chips after Day 1a, when 67 of 209 players moved on to Day 2. Krzysztof Zapolski (268,000) and Baptiste Chauvin (246,000) follow. Day 1b was a turbo flight with 50 entries and 20 survivors, led by Jerome Collomb with 137,400.

Source: PokerNews

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