Day 2 is now over. Only 69 out of 203 players made it through to Day 3 of the tournament. Among the 69 players that will play day 3 we still find a lot of PokerStars qualifiers that keeps on playing great poker. However, the current chip leader (371,100 chips) is Vitaly Tolokonnika from Russia. He has been playing some fantastic poker during Day 2 and one can only congratulate him, because he really deserves to be the chip leader. But he's not the only 1 that has been playing good...
Maxim Lykov (Russia), Jonas Kronwitter (Germany), and Kirill Boydachenko (Russia), are all closely behind Tolokonnika in chips. Overall the new tournament structure seems to have changed the game a lot, and thats probably why the most of the remaining players still have a decent stack. It will be very interesting to see if Day 3 will bring out the big chip leader that we have waited for, but I really doubt it.
