Another day of the Main Event is now in the books. 262 players have become 73 and the final table, where lots of cash is up for grabs, is not far away! In the lead is Michael Tureniec from Sweden (picture), followed by another 2 Swedes - Per Linde and Joel Nordqvist.
Day 2 of the EPT Copenhagen Main Event was, as you probably already figured out, dominated by the Swedish poker players. There are [...] Read more » EPT Copenhagen: Swedes dominated Day 2 of the Main Event
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leader changes but our on off the young poker live playing talents still on good run his chips amount not very big but he still run in 24 place after day 2 he was the leader after day 1 but had some bad beats and still runing for the trophy hope he will have some lucj today and claim his place at the finale table go Domantas go our country believe in your sucess
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I think its always nice to see "home made" players leading in an international tourney. That gives value to the tourney itself. I am saying this if it happens to be there many foreign players, and some foreign pros too, which i guess there must be, like in all international tourneys. If home players show they can hang on and even be better than some foreign pros when playing in their country, that gives poker more power, and its a good publicity to encourage other good amaterus to participate next time.
------------ I think its always nice to see "home made" players leading in an international tourney. That gives value to the tourney itself. I am saying this if it happens to be there many foreign players, and some foreign pros too, which i guess there must be, like in all international tourneys. If home players show they can hang on and even be better than some foreign pros when playing in their country, that gives poker more power, and its a good publicity to encourage other good amaterus to participate next time.
