423 players registered for Day 1B of the €10,600 Main Event of the EPT Monte Carlo Grand Final 2013, which means a total of 531 entrants in this season’s EPT finale.
Among the most notable names to participate in Day 1B, Noah Schwartz made it to the 2nd position of the end-of-the-day chipcount with 204,600, accompanied in the top 10 by Calvin ‘cal42688’ Anderson (198,100), Oleksii Kovalchuk (145,000), Andrew Lichtenberger (137,800), Victor Ramdin (134,400), Marcin Horecki (134,100) and Igor Kurganov (127,900). Online MTT profit list leader Anderson had one of the craziest runs: he went to dinner with barely any chips left, down to 8,000 at some point, from which he came back in the finish.
The Day 1B as well as the overall chipcount is topped by Victor Sbrissa, who was considered an unknown player about a week or two ago. Since then, however, he won the LAPT Brazil Main Event for $255,400 and now tops the EPT Monte Carlo Grand Final field with 224,800 in chips.
Top 10 chipcounts after Day 1A and Day 1B:
Victor Sbrissa – 224,800
Noah Schwartz – 204,600
Calvin Anderson – 198,100
Oleksii Kovalchuk – 145,000
Andrew Lichtenberger – 137,800
Danilo Donnini – 137,800
Dan Smith – 136,500
Pablo Fernandez – 135,900
Victor Ramdin – 134,400
Marcin Horecki – 134,100
More stacks of interest:
Freddy Deeb – 133,900
JC Alvarado – 128,500
Jake Cody – 119,000
Paul Volpe – 110,800
Jan Bendik – 108,900
Joao Brito – 90,700
Davidi Kitai – 88,800
Daniel Negreanu – 88,600
Kevin Vandersmissen – 85,300
Alec Torelli – 84,800
Ole Schemion – 83,200
Alex Kravchenko – 81,500
Taylor Paur – 81,100
James Mitchell – 81,000
Luke Schwartz – 80,000
John Juanda – 77,700
Noah Boeken – 74,900
Steve O'Dwyer – 73,500
Toni Judet – 71,000
Emil Patel – 70,700
Barry Greenstein – 70,000
Angel Guillen – 68,200
Michael Watson – 62,900
Elio Fox – 58,900
Nicolas Chouity – 57,600
Annette Obrestad – 56,800
Filippo Candio – 52,700
Govert Metaal – 51,900
Mohsin Charania – 51,000
Tobias Reinkemeier – 48,400
Andrew Chen – 48,300
Jason Mercier – 48,200
Johnny Lodden – 47,800
Pierre Neuville – 45,900
Justin Bonomo – 45,900
Vicky Coren – 45,100
Kenny Hallaert – 44,400
Galen Hall – 40,900
Mihai Manole – 40,400
Salvatore Bonavena – 40,300
Timothy Adams – 40,200
David Vamplew – 37,100
Kevin Iacofano – 36,200
Konstantin Puchkov – 36,100
Byron Kaverman – 35,900
Marcel Luske – 35,500
Tom Marchese – 35,300
Humberto Brenes – 34,300
Elisabeth Hille – 33,400
Yann Dion – 32,000
Scott Palmer – 31,600
Isaac Haxton – 30,600
Ville Wahlbeck – 30,200
Dan O'Brien – 29,800
Michael Tureniec – 28,000
Marc–Andre Ladouceur – 26,400
Bryn Kenney – 25,600
Randy Lew – 24,600
Mickey Petersen – 21,900
Luca Pagano – 18,100
Benny Spindler – 11,000
215 players qualified for Day 2 on Day 1B, making the starting field of today a total of 268. The average stack is 59,440. You can follow the game live here at Rakerace.com, from 13:30 CET.
Among the most notable names to participate in Day 1B, Noah Schwartz made it to the 2nd position of the end-of-the-day chipcount with 204,600, accompanied in the top 10 by Calvin ‘cal42688’ Anderson (198,100), Oleksii Kovalchuk (145,000), Andrew Lichtenberger (137,800), Victor Ramdin (134,400), Marcin Horecki (134,100) and Igor Kurganov (127,900). Online MTT profit list leader Anderson had one of the craziest runs: he went to dinner with barely any chips left, down to 8,000 at some point, from which he came back in the finish.
The Day 1B as well as the overall chipcount is topped by Victor Sbrissa, who was considered an unknown player about a week or two ago. Since then, however, he won the LAPT Brazil Main Event for $255,400 and now tops the EPT Monte Carlo Grand Final field with 224,800 in chips.
Top 10 chipcounts after Day 1A and Day 1B:
Victor Sbrissa – 224,800
Noah Schwartz – 204,600
Calvin Anderson – 198,100
Oleksii Kovalchuk – 145,000
Andrew Lichtenberger – 137,800
Danilo Donnini – 137,800
Dan Smith – 136,500
Pablo Fernandez – 135,900
Victor Ramdin – 134,400
Marcin Horecki – 134,100
More stacks of interest:
Freddy Deeb – 133,900
JC Alvarado – 128,500
Jake Cody – 119,000
Paul Volpe – 110,800
Jan Bendik – 108,900
Joao Brito – 90,700
Davidi Kitai – 88,800
Daniel Negreanu – 88,600
Kevin Vandersmissen – 85,300
Alec Torelli – 84,800
Ole Schemion – 83,200
Alex Kravchenko – 81,500
Taylor Paur – 81,100
James Mitchell – 81,000
Luke Schwartz – 80,000
John Juanda – 77,700
Noah Boeken – 74,900
Steve O'Dwyer – 73,500
Toni Judet – 71,000
Emil Patel – 70,700
Barry Greenstein – 70,000
Angel Guillen – 68,200
Michael Watson – 62,900
Elio Fox – 58,900
Nicolas Chouity – 57,600
Annette Obrestad – 56,800
Filippo Candio – 52,700
Govert Metaal – 51,900
Mohsin Charania – 51,000
Tobias Reinkemeier – 48,400
Andrew Chen – 48,300
Jason Mercier – 48,200
Johnny Lodden – 47,800
Pierre Neuville – 45,900
Justin Bonomo – 45,900
Vicky Coren – 45,100
Kenny Hallaert – 44,400
Galen Hall – 40,900
Mihai Manole – 40,400
Salvatore Bonavena – 40,300
Timothy Adams – 40,200
David Vamplew – 37,100
Kevin Iacofano – 36,200
Konstantin Puchkov – 36,100
Byron Kaverman – 35,900
Marcel Luske – 35,500
Tom Marchese – 35,300
Humberto Brenes – 34,300
Elisabeth Hille – 33,400
Yann Dion – 32,000
Scott Palmer – 31,600
Isaac Haxton – 30,600
Ville Wahlbeck – 30,200
Dan O'Brien – 29,800
Michael Tureniec – 28,000
Marc–Andre Ladouceur – 26,400
Bryn Kenney – 25,600
Randy Lew – 24,600
Mickey Petersen – 21,900
Luca Pagano – 18,100
Benny Spindler – 11,000
215 players qualified for Day 2 on Day 1B, making the starting field of today a total of 268. The average stack is 59,440. You can follow the game live here at Rakerace.com, from 13:30 CET.
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