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EPT Berlin - Day 1a is over: Cristian Dragomir leads the field |
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Christian Dragomir, ept berlin, Martin Jacobson.
Posted on Wednesday, April 06, 2011 by "T".
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Yesterday EPT Berlin began. 315 players, all full of hope to survive the day with a large stack, signed up for the first starting day of the Main Event. Martin Jacobson, Jeff Sarwer, Antonio Buonanno and Mathias Kuerschner were 4 of the players whose chip stacks took the center stage during the day. All of them had over 150,000 chips at different times of the day.
When Day 1a almost had come to an end it seemed like Martin Jacobson, from Sweden, would be the chip leader with a 177k stack. But 4 players passed Jacobson and instead it was Romanian Christian Dragomir (picture) who finished the day with the largest stack. Dragomir sent Benny Spindler to the rail in the last five hands and finished the day with 205,500 chips.
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7 comments for "EPT Berlin - Day 1a is over: Cristian Dragomir leads the field"
| ZmxPowah | 4/6/2011 9:28:56 AM GMT |
Don't know anyone mentioned in that post :< To bad players I know are out already... sucks. |
| dealmeout1 | 4/6/2011 11:49:28 AM GMT |
| To bad players I know are out already... really sucks. next time good luck |
| Fakiry | 4/6/2011 12:42:50 PM GMT |
| There is still a lot to play in Berlin, and with a reasonable field of starting players, btw. Lets see if Jacobson can handle till the final and perhaps pass some of his direct oponents. |
| jannikske | 4/6/2011 9:50:50 PM GMT |
| Matin Jacobson, i wish you a lot of luck!! |
| RoChupacabra | 4/10/2011 12:00:50 PM GMT |
| Dragomir <3 |
| Macubaas | 4/10/2011 12:24:48 PM GMT |
Here is an update for those interested. The final table looks like this:
Final eight:
Seat 1. Maximilian Heinzelmann - 4,970,000 Seat 2. Martin Jacobson - 2,085,000 Seat 3. Vadzim Kursevich - 4,345,000 Seat 4. Darren Kramer - 2,235,000 Seat 5. Armin Mette - 2,185,000 Seat 6. Joep van den Bijgaart - 1,060,000 Seat 7. Ben Wilinofsky - 5,225,000 Seat 8. Jonas Gutteck - 1,025,000
Here are the payouts:
1st - €825,000 2nd - €500,000 3rd - €300,000 4th - €230,000 5th - €180,000 6th - €140,000 7th - €100,000 8th - €66,000
I think Martin has the highest change to get the first prize. |
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