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EPT Loutraki: Tony Judet as chip leader of the Main Event of Day 2
Of the 232 qualified for Day 2, they were only 100 players who were allowed to join the tables of the Club Hotel Casino Loutraki at the end of Day 3 t of the European Poker Tour Loutraki (EPT) Main Even during last Friday, November 18. After 12 levels of play, Romanian Tony Judet takes the lead of the 100 survivors of Day 2 with 288,200 chips. As reminder, Judet started the day with a stack of 143,500 chips behind German Mario Puccini. The Romanian is the best ranked in chip count at the entrance of the day 3, but other players as talented as him are still in the race to get as close as possible to the expected prize pool of € 347,000 for first prize in this poker tournament. Just behind him, there are players like Grudlev Gruda (251,600), Zimnan Ziyard (238,900), Fahredin Mustafov (225,200), Robert Cezarescu (221,900), Jacques Torbey (219,600), Igal Augarten (195,400), Pim Van Riet (192,700 ), Jason Wheeler (178 500), Mario Puccini (174900) ...
Jude Ainsworth (117,200), Rupert Elder (118,300), McLean Karr (33,400) are also in the race by qualifying also for Day 3. Kevin MacPhee (130,100), Ana Marquez (69,000), David Vamplew (67,600), David Peters (76,500) Johnny Lodden (115,100) and Roberto Romanello (112,500) are out of the Top 10 of this Day 2 but are among the 100 survivors of Day 2. But players like Mats Gavatin, Heinz Kamutzki, Jan Bendik, Jeff Sarwer, Kenny Hallaert, Pierre Neuville and Behbehani Salman had less luck than these latter.
Source: Oliver JOHNSON
Monday, 21 November 2011
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