Butnoras crushes Narmontas in high-stakes poker duel as Mozaffarian wins EUREKA Main Event

A bold all-in call with pocket aces reshaped the tournament. Meanwhile, another champion was crowned in Hamburg—here’s how the cards fell.

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2026 January 19 . 4:57 AM

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Butnoras crushes Narmontas in high-stakes poker duel as Mozaffarian wins EUREKA Main Event

A high-stakes poker clash saw Deividas Butnoras take a significant lead over Evaldas Narmontas in a recent tournament. The hand ended with Butnoras holding the stronger cards, boosting his chip count while Narmontas suffered a major setback. Meanwhile, Amir Mozaffarian secured victory in the EUREKA Main Event Hamburg, pocketing €123,780 after defeating Tomas Patka in the final showdown.

The pivotal moment came when Narmontas went all-in for 535,000 chips. Butnoras, holding pocket aces (A♠ A♦), made the call, while Narmontas revealed a king-queen offsuit (K♠ Q♠). The board ran K♦ 6♣ 3♦ 10♥ A♣, giving Butnoras a winning pair of aces.

After the hand, Butnoras’ stack grew to 1,180,000, while Narmontas’ chips dropped sharply to 340,000. The outcome shifted the momentum in Butnoras’ favour. Elsewhere, Amir Mozaffarian emerged as the champion of the EUREKA Main Event Hamburg. His heads-up victory over Tomas Patka secured him the title and the top prize of €123,780.

Butnoras now holds a strong position in the tournament after his decisive win. Narmontas, meanwhile, faces an uphill battle with a reduced stack. Mozaffarian’s triumph in Hamburg marks another successful chapter in the EUREKA series, with the €123,780 prize confirming his dominance in the event.