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European Poker Tour - San Remo - Day 2 |
| by European Poker Tour 2008 | |
| Thursday, 03 April 2008 |
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EPT San Remo from the Casino San Remo in Italy - Day 2 Summary
One of the biggest prize pools in EPT history was up for grabs and just over 200 players made it to the Casino San Remo for Day 2. Only the top 72 would make the money and only the top 32 would make it to Day 3. Italian Max Pescatori was one of the earlier eliminations of Day 2, failing to reach the money, as was Team PokerStars' Daniel Negreanu. They were joined on the rail by Roland de Wolfe, who had his Q-Q rivered by J-J to keep him from cashing. Liz Lieu and Antonio Esfandiari each fell short of the money as well. In just a little over three hours, the field was cut in half. Soon, the money buble had burst and people were guaranteed €5,750 ($ 8,872 USD). After the money bubble busted, Dane Theo Jorgensen was knocked out in 70th place, who was joined later by American Brandon Schaefer, 56th, and Rob Holink, 47th. Here are some of the payouts received Thursday: 35th $ 17,282 - Nicolo Calia 36th $ 17,282 - Sandro Soncini 37th $ 17,282 - Marius Bobinas 38th $ 17,282 - Dennis Doran 39th $ 17,282 - Asger Boye 40th $ 17,282 - Cristian Ragala 41st $ 14,813 - Andrea Cortona 42nd $ 14,813 - Alessio Isaia 43rd $ 14,813 - Raymond Rahme 44th $ 14,813 - Giampiero Coccio 45th $ 14,813 - Henrik Kask 46th $ 14,813 - Rolf Slotboom 47th $ 14,813 - Rob Hollink 48th $ 14,813 - Hans Eskilsson 49th $ 12,344 - Hakan Sahl 50th $ 12,344 - Giorgio Marletta 51st $ 12,344 - Jochen Heirman 52nd $ 12,344 - Niels Rikhof 53rd $ 12,344 - Liz Lieu 54th $ 12,344 - Jesse White 55th $ 12,344 - Massimiliano Trifoglio 56th $ 12,344 - Brandon Schaefer 57th $ 10,832 - Luca Mortarino 58th $ 10,832 - Sandro Bellusci 59th $ 10,832 - Steven van Zadelhoff 60th $ 10,832 - Dennis Baratta 61st $ 10,832 - Justin Truesdell 62nd $ 10,832 - Maurizio Marchese 63rd $ 10,832 - Soren Eriksen 64th $ 10,832 - Yung Hwang 65th $ 8,872 - Roberto Masullo 66th $ 8,872 - Matt Kay 67th $ 8,872 - Anders Vind 68th $ 8,872 - Mikael Gibbemark 69th $ 8,872 - Henrik Warn 70th $ 8,872 - Theo Jorgensen 71st $ 8,872 - Filippo Gualtieri 72nd $ 8,872 - Loic Perret Once again, players who qualified on PokerStars are making a good run, with three of the top four stacks belonging to qualifiers, including the chip leader, American Jason Mercier. Hometown hero Dario Minieri made a late call to eliminate a player in 32nd place during hand-for-hand play, boosting his stack to #3 on the leaderboard. Chip counts heading into Day 3: Jason Mercier -- US -- PokerStars qualifier -- 684,000 Eric Koskas -- France -- PokerStars qualifier -- 596,000 Dario Minieri -- Italy -- 595,000 Jonas Klausen -- Denmark -- PokerStars qualifier -- 529,000 William Thorson -- Sweden -- 320,000 Antony Lellouche -- France -- 282,000 Mike Sowers -- US -- PokerStars qualifier -- 275,000 Dag Palovic -- Slovakia -- 275,000 Jan Heitmann -- Germany -- 264,000 Johannes Strassman -- Germany -- PokerStars sponsored player -- 255,000 Gregory Genovese -- Italy -- 247,000 Peter Roche -- Ireland -- 219,000 Markus Golser -- Austria -- 213,000 Mark Flowers -- US -- 197,000 Isaac Baron -- US -- 181,000 Marcus Bower -- US -- PokerStars qualifier -- 173,000 Andreas Larsson -- Sweden -- 152,000 Todd Brunson -- US -- 144,000 Terje Augdal -- Norway -- 139,000 Julian Parmann -- US -- PokerStars qualifier -- 138,000 Felipe Ramos -- Brazil -- 129,000 Stefan Raffay -- Denmark -- 124,000 Ezio Guagliata -- Italy -- 123,000 Mads Wissing Andersen -- Denmark -- 120,000 Henrik Brockmann -- Germany -- PokerStars qualifier -- 119,000 Christian Bonde -- Norway -- PokerStars qualifier -- 106,000 Bart Wetsteijn -- Holland -- 101,000 Paul Alterman -- UK -- 86,000 Marco Della Monica -- Italy -- 69,000 Ville Nyman -- Finland -- PokerStars qualifier -- 61,000 Marcello Terracciano -- Italy -- PokerStars qualifier -- 57,000 Day 3 play starts Friday day at 3 p.m. local Italian time, 2 p.m. GMT and 9 a.m. EST. Here are the payouts still unclaimed:
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