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Will Kassouf Secures €50,000 Top Prize in La Notte Degli Assi Treasure Hunt Despite Day 2 Elimination

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Will Kassouf Secures €50,000 Top Prize in La Notte Degli Assi Treasure Hunt Despite Day 2 Elimination
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Will Kassouf won the €50,000 top treasure hunt prize at La Notte Degli Assi after bagging a top stack on the Last Chance Day 1 flight. The event drew 2,630 entries with variable buy-ins and a €200,000 bonus pool that paid minimum €900 to all Day 1 survivors. Kassouf’s payout nearly equaled third-place money despite his Day 2 exit.

SCCG Take — The format decouples early performance from final table results to create separate upside. This may drive larger fields in similar events going forward.

The La Notte Degli Assi Main Event at Casino di Venezia attracted 2,630 entries across 10 Day 1 flights and met its €1,000,000 guarantee. The tournament introduced a treasure hunt format called Caccia al Tesoro that distributed €200,000 in bonus prizes ranging from €900 to €50,000.

Buy-ins differed by flight. The initial four flights carried a €400 entry and €300 rebuys. The remaining six used €600 buy-ins with €400 rebuys. Players could enter multiple flights without limit and continue even after securing Day 2 qualification. Only the largest stack advanced. Any surviving Day 1 stack received at least €900.

Treasure Hunt Ticket and Draw Rules

The top five stacks from each Day 1 earned one ticket into a random draw. Multiple tickets per player were possible across the 10 flights. The draw occurred on the penultimate day of competition, Sunday, October 18, just before Day 2 started at 2:00 p.m. The €200,000 treasure hunt pool counted toward the overall guarantee.

Kassouf’s Payout Outcome

Will Kassouf bagged 2,900,000 chips in the Last Chance flight to finish fourth on its leaderboard and claim a ticket. He drew the sole €50,000 top prize. Kassouf busted on Day 2 yet collected slightly less than the €56,600 paid to third place. Additional prizes of €30,000, €20,000, and €15,000 were awarded to other Day 1 leaders. This outcome occurred as reported by PokerNews.

Reporting: PokerNews

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