On Saturday, June 20th, there was plenty of action again at “The Core Festival” powered by Keolepoker at the
Grand Casino Liechtenstein (GCLI). Angelika Good-Mathies secured the CHF 90 + 10 Sweet Dreams Sit n Go, while Dendemaier leads the CHF 270 + 30 Frozen Freezeout Final.A Sit n Go event also found its place on the tournament schedule at the Core Festival. CHF 1,000 were guaranteed for the CHF 90 + 10 Sweet Dreams Sit n Go, with 30,000 chips and 20-minute levels being used. With 23 entrants and eleven re-entries, the pot swelled to CHF 3,060, with the first four places being paid. CHF 1,225 was waiting for the winner, but there was a deal on the bubble. Dieter Good was caught on the bubble and took home CHF 100 as consolation. The remaining prize pool of CHF 1,125 was contested, and it was indeed Angelika Good-Mathies who emerged victorious in heads-up against Christian Peukert (CHF 920) to claim the win for CHF 1,125.
CHF 90 + 10 Sit n Go
Entries: 34 (23/11)
Prize Pool: CHF 3,060
| Place | First Name | Last Name | Nickname | Country | Prize Money | Deal |
| 1 | Angelika | Good-Mathies | | CH | 1,225 CHF | 1,125 CHF |
| 2 | | | Greeny | CH | 920 CHF | |
| 3 | Christian Andreas | Peukert | | DE | 610 CHF | |
| 4 | | | Rod Tidwell | DE | 305 CHF | |
| 5 | Dieter | Good | | | Bubble | 100 CHF |
The High Roller tournament did not draw enough participants, instead, there was a CHF 200 + 20 Sit n Go with a re-entry option. Here, there were nine participants and five re-entries, bringing the pot to CHF 2,800. The top 3 made money, and it was Stefan Eggenberger who triumphed in heads-up against Ospite (CHF 840) to take home the win for CHF 1,400.
CHF 200 + 20 Sit’n’Go
Entries: 14 (9/5)
Prize Pool: CHF 2,800
| Place | First Name | Last Name | Nickname | Country | Prize Money |
| 1 | Stefan | Eggenberger | | CH | 1,400 CHF |
| 2 | | | Ospite | CH | 840 CHF |
| 3 | | | ShyFly | DE | 560 CHF |
The CHF 270 + 30 Frozen Freezeout had a guaranteed prize pool of CHF 15,000 and started with 50,000 chips and 40-minute levels. 50 players bought in, but the guarantee was narrowly missed. The CHF 15,000 was distributed to the top six places, with CHF 1,050 as a min-cash, and the winner could look forward to CHF 5,100. Additionally, a bottle of wine from
Lampert’s will be awarded, since Ramon Lampert not only plays poker but also runs a winery. The wines were also available for tasting yesterday, and the evening was filled with good vibes. They played into the money, and the bubble popped yesterday. The six finalists have already secured CHF 1,050 as they head into the final today, with Dendemaier as the clear chip leader boasting 722,000 chips, ahead of Sandro Zarriello with 461,000.At 2 PM, the final will kick off with 60-minute levels, alongside the CHF 230 + 20 Stud (CHF 2,500 GTD/30k/25′) and in the evening the CHF 105 + 15 The Closer (CHF 2,000 GTD/30k/20′). Cash games are running daily starting from CHF 1/3 NLH or CHF 2/2 PLO. For everything related to the poker offerings at the Grand Casino Liechtenstein, check their website at
gcli.li, and stay updated on their
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CHF 270 + 30 Frozen Freezeout
Entries: 50
Prize Pool: CHF 15,000 GTD
| First Name | Last Name | Nickname | Country | Chips |
| | Dendemaier | DE | 722,000 |
| Sandro | Zarriello | | AT | 461,000 |
| Bruno Miguel | Da Silva Bento | | CH | 450,000 |
| Peter | Camponovo | | CH | 331,000 |
| | Hansca | DE | 273,000 |
| | _Demi | DE | 263,000 |
Payouts:
| Place | First Name | Last Name | Nickname | Country | Prize Money |
| 1 | | | | | 5,100 CHF |
| 2 | | | | | 3,525 CHF |
| 3 | | | | | 2,250 CHF |
| 4 | | | | | 1,725 CHF |
| 5 | | | | | 1,350 CHF |
| 6 | | | | | 1,050 CHF |
Coming Up: 
CHF 90 + 10 Sit n Go
Entries: 34 (23/11)
Prize Pool: CHF 3,060
