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Rettenmaier: The new chip leader of the WPT Amnéville after Day 2
The second day of Main Event of the World Poker Tour Amnéville (WPT) ended with the domination of Marvin Rettenmaier. At the entrance of this day, 219 players from Day 1A and Day 1B joined the Seven Casino for Day 2, but after thirteen levels of play, only 77 players were qualified for the next round. The German Marvin Rettenmaier is at the head of the ranking of chip count at the beginning of Day 3 with 455,800 chips. French players also achieved a good performance during this tournament at home with Simon Vitali (433,000) and Nesrine Kourdourli (431,000), occupying respectively, the second and third in the standings.
Behind the leading trio, we find in the Top 20 : Joseph Cheong (381,000), Marc Inizan (361,100), Adrian Allain (335,100), Arnaud Mattern (258,000), Guillaume Maréchal (245,500), Thibault " Thibavol "Guenegou (188,000), JP Rohr (161,400), Giuseppe Zarbo (126,000), Leonard Truche (100,000), Nicolas Dervaux (95,000), Idriss Ambraisse (92,000), Mesbah Guerfi (86,000) Davidi Kitai (69,000), Mathieu Lamagnière (55,000), Pedro Canali (44,200), Antonio Guerrero (39,200) and Mikael Oerstreicher (36,000). This day was also marked by the massive elimination of many well known players like Liv Boeree, Cathy Hong, Stephane Benadiba, Clement Beauvois, Ilan Boujenah, Antonin Teisseire, Almira Skripchenko... during the first five levels of 90 minutes. The 77 survivors of that day will meet this Friday, November 4 at noon for the Day 3. From that day 3, only the 36 best players will be qualified in the money list.
Source: Jack SMITH
Monday, 07 November 2011
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