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Live: $100,000 WPT Super High Roller Final Table
Live: $25,500 WPT World Championship
| Earnings | $10,760 |
| Cashes | 1 |
| Final Tables | 0 |
| Titles | 0 |
| Tournaments Played | 2 |
Ranking
20th
Payout
$10,760
Points
50
Day 1-A
130,300
Day 2
342,500
Day 3
208,000
Day 5
20th
Level 20: 5,000-10,000, 1,000 ante
Stjepan Jokic opens the cutoff with a min-raise and then calls a shove by Robert Przygoda on the button.
Showdown
Przygoda: T
T
Jokic: 7 7
Board: A K
4 Q 7
Przygoda moves up to 370,000 and Jokic is our 20th place finisher.
Level 18: 3,000-6,000, 1,000 ante
Stjepan Jokic opens the betting from late position and Stefan Rapp moves all in for 44,000 from the small blind. Jokic puts in the extra chips and calls, and once the hands are completed on the other tables the player’s turn over their cards.
Jokic: 99
7
Rapp is in big danger of bursting the bubble, but his outlook is vastly improved as he’s flopped a set on a A87 flop. The 3 on the turn takes away any possibility of a split pot but the 9 on the turn improves Jokicto a bigger set and Rapp bursts the bubble here in the WPT Baden main event.
With Rapp’s exit, the surviving 27 players are now in the money, each of them has locked up a payday of at least $8,634.
Level 16: 2,000-4,000, 500 ante
From under the gun Marvin Rettenmaier raises to 8,500 and then calls as Stjepan Jokic, sat three seats to Rettenmaier’s left three-bets to 18,500. The pair share a J86 flop, Rettenmaier checks and Jokic checks behind.
The turn is the 9 and Rettenmaier ups his aggression and fires a 23,500 bet at Jokic. Jokic seems unfazed by the substantial bet and he calls. The river brings the 9 into play and Rettenmaier reverts to checking. Jokic is in no mood to check it back though, and he tests Rettenmaier with a 56,000 bet. Rettenmaier eyes up Jokic’s remaining chips as if he is thinking of pushing all-in but he ultimately folds.
Level 15: 1,500-3,000, 500 ante
On a AT6 flop Martin Staszko checks from the small blind over to Stjepan Jokic in the big blind. Jokic sets the price to play at 23,000. Staszko is staring at his opponent in an attempt to get some sort of read from him. We’re not sure if he picks something up but Staszko suddenly calls.
The K turn gives the players a possible straight to consider and Staszko checks. Jokic continues with his story and he bets 32,000. Staszko goes back to studying his opponent before check-raising to 77,000. Jokic does not divert his eyes from the felt as he ponders what to do. Eventually he decided to fold and Staszko is shipped the pot.
Level 13: 1,000-2,000, 300 ante
The board displays Q 7 4 7 and Stjepan Jokic bets 16,000 from the big blind. Alois Weiss is in the big blind and makes the call. The river is the 8 and Jokic checks.
“All-In,” says Weiss.
Jokic has a look but decides to fold and Weiss shows him the lone 3.
Weiss ~ 170,000
Level 9: 400-800, 100 ante
We have a local boy in charge of proceedings. Stjepan Jokic has just moved over the 200k mark. We believe his fortune turned when he hit a straight against a set just before the break.
