€5,300 EPT Paris Main Event Dia 2 | 2023 PokerStars EPT Paris

€5,300 EPT Paris Main Event

Dia 2 Terminado

2023-02-23 01:40 UTC+2

Sabishchenko & Lodge Lead the Way After Day 2 of the EPT Paris €5,300 Main Event

MattHansen

Nível 16 : Blinds 2,000/5,000, 5,000 ante

Day 2 has come to an end in the €5,300 Main Event at the 2023 PokerStars European Poker Tour Paris, and Rostyslav Sabishchenko is the chip leader after the day's five and a half levels of play.

A total of 1,606 entries made for a prize pool of €7,708,000, making this the sixth-biggest EPT Main event ever in terms of entries. Of the total entrants, 174 remain and all players who return for Day 3 are now guaranteed at least €10,650. The prize pool is set and the eventual winner will walk away with €1,170,000.

Sabishchenko is the current chip leader with 900,000 chips and he'll be looking for his biggest live poker score yet when he returns on Thursday. Close behind is Harry Lodge, followed by Niklas Astedt.

Frederik Thiemer, Fabrice Bigot, and Omar Del Pino all have over 700,000 chips. Also in the top ten chip stacks are Alexandros Kolonias, who has over $4.1 million in live winnings and Andrew Lichtenberger, who has over $14 million in winnings.

2023 EPT Paris Main Event Top 10 Day 2 Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Day 3 Big Blinds
1	Rostyslav Sabishchenko	Ukraine	900,000	180
2	Harry Lodge	United Kingdom	845,000	169
3	Niklas Astedt	Sweden	812,000	162
4	Frederik Thiemer	Germany	786,000	157
5	Fabrice Bigot	France	764,000	153
6	Omar Del Pino	Spain	703,000	141
7	Alexandros Kolonias	Greece	653,000	131
8	Aurelien Russo	France	633,000	127
9	Andrew Lichtenberger	United States	631,000	126
10	Mark Roovers	Netherlands	624,000	125

Day 2 Notables

Lodge had an incredible run throughout Day 2, and he managed to spin up from his 18,000 starting stack to his current spot in second place. His turning point came when he found trip fours on the river to bust Andrew Hulme to join the big stacks. He later picked up a flush on the river to eliminate Pavel Plesuv on the bubble. Lodge will return with 845,000 chips and the chance to make a run at his first EPT title.

PokerStars Ambassador Sam Grafton had a decent run, doubling up just before the dinner break when he picked up pocket aces to beat Marc Uzan's Big Slick. Grafton ultimately made it into the money before he bowed out, but his fellow ambassadors Benjamin Spragg, Alejandro Lococo, Laurie Tournier, and Parker Talbot all fell before the bubble.

Among the other notables in the field with stacks above average are Manig Loeser and Teun Mulder. The latter started the day as the chip leader and he will be looking to climb back up to the top when play resumes on Day 3. Loeser is one of many former EPT champions that will return on Day 3—a list that also includes Adrian Mateos, Frederik Brink, Roberto Romanello, Simon Brandstrom, Piotr Nurzynski, and Mike Watson.

Remaining Payouts

Place	Prize	Place	Prize	Place	Prize
1	€1,170,000	10-11	€85,400	40-55	€21,450
2	€780,100	12-13	€71,150	56-71	€18,650
3	€535,850	14-15	€59,300	72-95	€16,200
4	€412,200	16-17	€49,550	96-119	€14,100
5	€317,050	18-20	€43,100	120-143	€12,250
6	€244,000	21-23	€37,450	144-174	€10,650
7	€187,650	24-27	€32,600
8	€144,300	28-31	€28,350
9	€111,000	32-39	€24,650

Players will return for Day 3 at 12:00 local time with blinds at 2,500/5,000 with a 5,000 ante and approximately 45 minutes remaining in Level 16. Be sure to tune in to PokerStars for live streaming on YouTube and Twitch, and keep it with PokerNews for live coverage straight from the tournament floor.

Tags: Alexandros Kolonias Andrew Hulme Andrew Lichtenberger Aurelien Russo Benjamin Spraggy Fabrice Bigot Frederik Thiemer Harry Lodge Mark Roovers Niklas Astedt Omar Del Pino Parker Talbot Pavel Plesuv Rostyslav Sabishchenko Sam Grafton Teun Mulder

2023-02-23 01:05 UTC+2

2023 EPT Paris €5,300 Main Event: Day 3 Seat Draw

[user38873]

Nível 16 : Blinds 2,000/5,000, 5,000 ante

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	1	Mitchell Hynam	United Kingdom	141,000	28
1	2	Henri Kasper	Estonia	339,000	68
1	3	Paulina Loeliger	United States	271,000	54
1	4	Luka Sorainen	Finland	184,000	37
1	5	James Mendoza	United States	184,000	37
1	6	Mihai Niste	Romania	373,000	75
1	7	Marton Czuczor	Hungary	540,000	108
1	8	Fabrice Bigot	France	764,000	153

2	1	Johan Guilbert	France	270,000	54
2	2	Paul Pires Trigo	France	237,000	47
2	3	Samuel Mullur	France	206,000	41
2	4	Niklas Astedt	Sweden	812,000	162
2	5	Christophe Pommier	France	54,000	11
2	6	Karim Abdelmoumene	France	352,000	70
2	7	Alexandros Kolonias	Greece	653,000	131
2	8	Gorki Oliveira	Brazil	145,000	29

3	1	Mathieu Di Meglio	France	363,000	73
3	2	Benny Glaser	United Kingdom	284,000	57
3	3	Laurynas Levinskas	Lithuania	379,000	76
3	4	Ravi Sharda	United Kingdom	75,000	15
3	5	Gaelle Baumann	France	224,000	45
3	6	Christian Pedersen	Denmark	272,000	54
3	7	Sami Bechahed	France	129,000	26
3	8	Sven Stok	Netherlands	127,000	25

4	1	David Vedral	Austria	49,000	10
4	2	Parham Ahoor	France	318,000	64
4	3	Giuseppe Zarbo	Italy	70,000	14
4	4	Georgios Vrakas	Greece	216,000	43
4	5	Olivier Temam	France	303,000	61
4	6	Mark Hammond	United Kingdom	72,000	14
4	7	Alex Kulev	Bulgaria	68,000	14
4	8	Michael Pinto	Netherlands	183,000	37

5	1	Idir Haiche	France	112,000	22
5	2	Istvan Pilhofer	Hungary	378,000	76
5	3	Mikolaj Zawadzki	Poland	341,000	68
5	4	Laurent Cessy	France	241,000	48
5	5	Benjamin Chalot	France	121,000	24
5	6	Alon Eldar	Israel	188,000	38
5	7	Julien Rouquet	France	121,000	24
5	8	Brian Delaney	United Kingdom	551,000	110

6	1	Omar Del Pino	Spain	703,000	141
6	2	Lianmin Bai	Hong Kong	532,000	106
6	3	Jose Ortiz	Spain	152,000	30
6	4	Darko Svesko	Serbia	117,000	23
6	5	Daniyar Aubakirov	Kazakhstan	452,000	90
6	6	Gerard Carbo	Spain	119,000	24
6	7	Atanas Malinov	Bulgaria	234,000	47
6	8	Florent Estegassy	France	330,000	66

7	1	Rostyslav Sabishchenko	Ukraine	900,000	180
7	2	Sergei Petrushevskii	Russia	323,000	65
7	3	Michael Dyer	United States	116,000	23
7	4	Antonin Teisseire	France	52,000	10
7	5	Fabian Gumz	Germany	176,000	35
7	6	Askar Bekbayev	Kazakhstan	168,000	34
7	7	Fabio Sperling	Germany	426,000	85
7	8	Conor Beresford	United Kingdom	232,000	46

8	1	Murad Akhundov	Azerbaijan	116,000	23
8	2	Eduardo Amaral Silva	Brazil	324,000	65
8	3	Guilebaldo Flores Manzo	Mexico	166,000	33
8	4	Ramin Hajiyev	Azerbaijan	527,000	105
8	5	Saar Wilf	Israel	197,000	39
8	6	Simon Brandstrom	Sweden	205,000	41
8	7	Daan Mulders	Austria	316,000	63
8	8	Malo Latinois	France	354,000	71

9	1	Evaldas Aniulis	Lithuania	421,000	84
9	2	Miroslav Alilovic	France	283,000	57
9	3	Mallory Frere	Belgium	90,000	18
9	4	Valeriano Toledano	Spain	481,000	96
9	5	Maxime Manzone	France	126,000	25
9	6	Matas Cimbolas	Lithuania	107,000	21
9	7	Antoine Vranken	Netherlands	147,000	29
9	8	Jonathan Pastore	France	173,000	35

10	1	Diego Montone	Italy	253,000	51
10	2	Nicolae Paunescu	Romania	281,000	56
10	3	Samuel Ju	Germany	305,000	61
10	4	Mario Mosboeck	Austria	226,000	45
10	5	Pedro Pereira Fonseca	Portugal	228,000	46
10	6	Dominykas Karmazinas	Lithuania	141,000	28
10	7	Adrian Mateos	Spain	378,000	76
10	8	Masato Yokosawa	Japan	149,000	30

11	1	Giuseppe Imperato	Italy	174,000	35
11	2	Klemens Roiter	Austria	320,000	64
11	3	Chaofei Wang	Hong Kong	221,000	44
11	4	Lawrence Whyte	United States	290,000	58
11	5	Vincent Cavailles	France	114,000	23
11	6	Hady El Asmar	Lebanon	488,000	98
11	7	Mark Roovers	Netherlands	624,000	125
11	8	Roberto Rodriguez	Spain	358,000	72

12	1	Mats Ullereng	Norway	296,000	59
12	2	Ercan Atmaca	Netherlands	305,000	61
12	3	Piotr Nurzynski	Poland	198,000	40
12	4	Sacha Rymland	France	168,000	34
12	5	Elias Fisz	Netherlands	283,000	57
12	6	Roberto Romanello	United Kingdom	246,000	49
12	7	Alexis Lucarini	France	360,000	72
12	8	Alexander van der Swaluw	Netherlands	133,000	27

13	1	Andras Matrai	Hungary	395,000	79
13	2	Balakrishna Patur	United States	110,000	22
13	3	Guy Taylor	United Kingdom	184,000	37
13	4	Thomas Rauhut	Germany	358,000	72
13	5	Yehouda Marciano	France	125,000	25
13	6	Juan Ochoa	Spain	159,000	32
13	8	Johan Schultz-Pedersen	Denmark	415,000	83

14	1	Maxime Parys	France	290,000	58
14	2	Razvan Belea	Romania	178,000	36
14	3	Mike Watson	Canada	149,000	30
14	4	Sander Ostlyngen	Norway	103,000	21
14	5	Matthew Micallef	Malta	98,000	20
14	6	Wooseok Kim	South Korea	156,000	31
14	7	Nick Petrangelo	United States	330,000	66
14	8	Timo Kamphues	Germany	541,000	108

15	1	Markkos Ladev	Estonia	209,000	42
15	2	Virgile Turchi	France	207,000	41
15	3	Frederik Thiemer	Germany	786,000	157
15	4	Stefan Schillhabel	Germany	391,000	78
15	5	Aurelien Russo	France	633,000	127
15	6	Sho Homma	Japan	541,000	108
15	7	Harry Lodge	United Kingdom	845,000	169
15	8	Daniel Wilson	Ireland	302,000	60

16	1	Alexane Najchaus	France	179,000	36
16	2	Bernard Vu	France	348,000	70
16	3	Jonas Lauck	Germany	322,000	64
16	4	Peter Jorgne	Sweden	253,000	51
16	5	Mateus Moraes	Brazil	382,000	76
16	6	Luigi D'Alterio	Italy	306,000	61
16	7	Arthur Conan	France	83,000	17
16	8	Corentin Ropert	France	283,000	57

17	1	Mehdi Chaoui	Morocco	172,000	34
17	2	Ben Heath	United Kingdom	210,000	42
17	3	Stanislav Petriv	Ukraine	322,000	64
17	4	Jon Borenstein	United States	126,000	25
17	5	Sergio Coutinho	Portugal	172,000	34
17	6	Denzel Spekman	Netherlands	601,000	120
17	7	Patrik Jaros	Czech Republic	51,000	10
17	8	Andreas Klatt	Germany	199,000	40

18	1	Yannick Cardot	France	252,000	50
18	2	Erik Bauer	Austria	67,000	13
18	3	Raoul Refos	Netherlands	72,000	14
18	4	Demosthenes Kiriopoulos	Canada	254,000	51
18	5	Pawel Krol	Poland	188,000	38
18	6	Matthieu Teffaud	France	200,000	40
18	7	Michael Rodrigues	Portugal	177,000	35
18	8	Csaba Bakk	Hungary	210,000	42

19	1	Mathieu His	France	178,000	36
19	2	Mohamed Mokrani	France	566,000	113
19	3	Teun Mulder	Netherlands	372,000	74
19	4	Sebastian Gahl	Austria	463,000	93
19	5	Carlos Ribeiro	Brazil	561,000	112
19	6	Konstantin Held	Germany	613,000	123
19	7	Souhayel Djaballah	France	104,000	21
19	8	Ionut-Flavius Voinea	Romania	162,000	32

20	1	Kenny Hallaert	Belgium	167,000	33
20	2	David Tous	Spain	410,000	82
20	3	Yohwan Lim	South Korea	235,000	47
20	4	Laurent Saint-Bertin	France	134,000	27
20	5	Orpen Kisacikoglu	Turkey	401,000	80
20	6	Hala Karam	Lebanon	153,000	31
20	7	Alexander Tkatschew	Germany	178,000	36
20	8	Omar Hernandez	Spain	169,000	34

21	1	Sacha Zaffran	France	27,000	5
21	2	Alexander Ivarsson	Sweden	509,000	102
21	3	Fotios Ntamaris	Greece	179,000	36
21	4	Sachin Joshi	United Kingdom	468,000	94
21	5	Manig Loeser	Germany	479,000	96
21	6	Anatoly Zuev	Russia	124,000	25
21	7	Shakhabiddin Muradov	Latvia	275,000	55
21	8	Sam Greenwood	Canada	215,000	43

22	1	Frederik Brink	Denmark	293,000	59
22	2	Mathias Siljander	Finland	110,000	22
22	3	Andrew Lichtenberger	United States	631,000	126
22	5	Tamer Kamel	United Kingdom	201,000	40
22	6	Ruslan Volkov	Ukraine	291,000	58
22	7	Justus Held	Germany	265,000	53
22	8	Joseph Mouawad	Lebanon	153,000	31

2023-02-23 00:55 UTC+2

End-of-Day 2 Chip Counts (Completo)

[user38873]

Nível 16 : Blinds 2,000/5,000, 5,000 ante

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Rostyslav Sabishchenko	900,000
Harry Lodge	845,000	-187,000
Niklas Astedt	812,000	502,000
Frederik Thiemer	786,000	-14,000
Fabrice Bigot	764,000	14,000
Omar Del Pino	703,000	123,000
Alexandros Kolonias	653,000	3,000
Aurelien Russo	633,000	489,000
Andrew Lichtenberger	631,000	376,000
Mark Roovers	624,000	-166,000
Konstantin Held	613,000	248,000
Denzel Spekman	601,000	530,000
Mohamed Mokrani	566,000	26,000
Carlos Ribeiro	561,000	11,000
Brian Delaney	551,000	206,000
Timo Kamphues	541,000	141,000
Sho Homma	541,000	1,000
Marton Czuczor	540,000	206,000
Lianmin Bai	532,000	-6,000
Ramin Hajiyev	527,000	202,000
Alexander Ivarsson	509,000	59,000
Hady El Asmar	488,000	308,000
Valeriano Toledano	481,000	431,000
Manig Loeser	479,000	149,000
Sachin Joshi	468,000	218,000

Leia tudo

2023-02-23 00:28 UTC+2

Play Breaks At End of Day 2

Nível 16 : Blinds 2,000/5,000, 5,000 ante

Players in the €5,200 EPT Paris Main Event have reached the end of Day 2. Out of 1,606 players, 174 will return. Players have now locked up a minimum of €10,650.

Standby for a full Day 2 recap.

2023-02-23 00:27 UTC+2

Reard Relinquishes Chips to Bigot

[user38873]

Nível 16 : Blinds 2,000/5,000, 5,000 ante

At the very end of the night, Fabrice Bigot raised from the hijack and called a three-bet by Alexandre Reard on the button, which led to the flop. Bigot check-called a bet to see the turn on which Bigot bet small and called the shove by Reard for 79,000 in a fraction of a second.

Alexandre Reard:
Fabrice Bigot:

The river was a formality already as Reard had been drawing dead, further boosting the stack of Bigot in the final stages.

"You are the best," Harry Lodge joked after they had exchanged some words. Lodge appears to be the chip leader with just over one million in chips.

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Harry Lodge	1,032,000	172,000
Fabrice Bigot	750,000	500,000
Alexandre Reard	Eliminado

Tags: Alexandre Reard Fabrice Bigot Harry Lodge

2023-02-23 00:25 UTC+2

Mokrani Has Tarmi on the Ropes

[user38873]

Nível 16 : Blinds 2,000/5,000, 5,000 ante

On a completed board of , Estonia's Roope Tarmi was the at-risk player out of the big blind. He was looked up by €2,200 FPS High Roller champion Mohamed Mokrani on the button and the latter had the best of it with the for the bottom two pair.

Tarmi had flopped the top pair with and became one of the late casualties on Day 2.

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Mohamed Mokrani	540,000	345,000
Roope Tarmi	Eliminado

Tags: Mohamed Mokrani Roope Tarmi

2023-02-23 00:24 UTC+2

Falfoul Falls Foul of Day 3 When Aniulis' Jacks Hold

Nível 16 : Blinds 2,000/5,000, 5,000 ante

Mourad Falfoul shoved for around 80,000 and Daniel Wilson called. Falfoul shoved over the top for 278,000 and Wilson folded. Two players flipped their cards for the race, with Falfoul at risk.

Mourad Falfoul:
Evaldas Aniulis:

The board ran out . Falfoul failed to improve and Aniulis held up with his pocket jacks to win the pot. Falfoul was eliminated from the tournament in 181st place, right as play has reached the end of Day 2.

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Evaldas Aniulis	750,000	698,000
Mourad Falfoul	Eliminado

Tags: Daniel Wilson Evaldas Aniulis Mourad Falfoul

2023-02-23 00:20 UTC+2

Final Four Hands

MattHansen

Nível 16 : Blinds 2,000/5,000, 5,000 ante

The tournament director has paused the clock and it has been announced that four more hands will be played before the remaining players bag up for Day 3.

2023-02-23 00:18 UTC+2