GCLI SPS: SPS Trophies for Angelika Good-Mathies, Tiresias, and Arnaud B

Three Side Events were awarded yesterday, May 17, on the final day of the Swiss Poker Series at the Grand Casino Liechtenstein (GCLI). Only one went to Switzerland, while the other two went to France.In 2026, the Swiss Poker Ladies and the Swiss Poker Series will cooperate and so they hosted the CHF 125 + 25 Swiss Poker Ladies event yesterday. With 30,000 chips and 25-minute levels, it started with nine ladies and six re-entries, creating a prize pool of CHF 1,800. The first two places would have been paid, but a deal was reached on the bubble. Evi Marlis Camenzind left with CHF 150 as a consolation prize. In the heads-up, Angelika Good-Mathies defeated Der Fischflüsterer to claim victory and CHF 980, while second place still received CHF 670.CHF 125 + 25 Swiss Poker Ladies Entries: 15 (9/6) Prize Pool: CHF 1,800

Position	First Name	Last Name	Nickname	Country	Prize Money	Deal
1	Angelika	Good-Mathies		CH	1,080 CHF	980 CHF
2			Der Fischflüsterer	CH	720 CHF	670 CHF
3	Evi Marlis	Camenzind		CH	Bubble	150 CHF

The CHF 290 + 40 NLH Swiss Max 6-max attracted 26 players to the tables, featuring the same conditions of 30,000 chips and 25-minute levels. With 13 re-entries, the prize pool grew to CHF 10,858, and the top 5 were to get paid. It was a straightforward affair without any deals, as Tiresias triumphed in the heads-up against Donnie and took home CHF 4,018 for the victory.CHF 290 + 60 NLH Swiss Max 6-max Entries: 39 (26/13) Prize Pool: CHF 10,858

Position	First Name	Last Name	Nickname	Country	Prize Money
1			Tiresias	FR	4,018 CHF
2			Donnie	CH	2,770 CHF
3	Dominick Leon	French		CH	1,765 CHF
4	Alexander Simon	Huber		AT	1,275 CHF
5			Ospite	CH	1,030 CHF

Then there was the decision at the CHF 260 + 40 Mini Main Event. Here, 84 (65/19) entries created a prize pool of CHF 20,996, with the top 17 places being paid. Day 1 concluded on Saturday upon reaching the money, with the chip leader being Holdem76CH, who was hunting for his second trophy. Everyone was guaranteed CHF 450, while the winner would take home CHF 4,096. However, it almost didn’t work out for Holdem76CH for his second trophy, as he lost in the heads-up and consoled himself with CHF 3,030, while Arnaud B celebrated the victory and CHF 4,096.The SPS will take a summer break and return at the end of August at the Grand Casino Basel. However, there’s no break at the GCLI, where they kick off the new week with the CHF 50 + 50 + 10 Bounty (CHF 3,000 GTD/30k/20′) event. This weekend, the One Day Challenge features CHF 65,000 in prize money. Cash games continue as always, starting daily from CHF 1/3 NLH or CHF 2/2 PLO. For all the poker offerings at the Grand Casino Liechtenstein, check out their website gcli.li, and stay updated on their GCLI Poker Facebook page.CHF 260 + 40 Mini SPS Entries: 84 (65/19) Prize Pool: CHF 20,996

Position	First Name	Last Name	Nickname	Country	Prize Money
1			Arnaud B	FR	4,096 CHF
2			Holdem76CH	CH	3,030 CHF
3	Zoran	Zivanovic		CH	2,220 CHF
4			KATER CARLO	AT	1,610 CHF
5			Didi777	CH	1,380 CHF
6			TigerPower	CH	1,220 CHF
7	Markus	Glunz		DE	1,090 CHF
8			Raptor	CH	980 CHF
9	Radim	Divis		CH	870 CHF
10			Donnie	CH	770 CHF
11	Max	Brack		CH	680 CHF
12	Alexander Simon	Huber		AT	610 CHF
13	Frank	Pelster		CH	610 CHF
14	Claudio	Baldini		CH	450 CHF
15			MV 4	DE	450 CHF
16			Cudina Raphael	CH	450 CHF
17	Romain Pierre	Berberat		CH	450 CHF

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