Poker news tagged with 'marcel schreiner'

When 2 days of the APPT Queensland main event had been played there were 21 players left - only 3 of them were not from Australia and New Zealand. Marcel Schreiner, from Germany, was one of them and he had more than double the chips than the player in second place - Tom Grigg from Australia. Just like many expected, Schreiner's chip lead was too great for anyone to be able stop him from shipping the tournament and the first prize of NZ$94,300. A big congratulations to the winner!

In case you missed it: Asia Pacific Poker Tour is running in Queenstown since a few days ago. Already 2 days of the Main Event are in the books, and 21 players will return to play Day 3 in a couple of hours. There are only 3 players left that aren't from Australia and New Zealand. The chip leader is one of them.

Marcel Schreiner, from Germany, has played fantastic poker so far and has accumulated a stack of 453,800 - more than double the amount of chips as the players in second place, Tom Grigg from Australia. The top 15 players will finish in the money with a minimum payday worth NZ$6,000, while the champion will walk away with NZ$94,300.