Day 2 of the Eureka High Roller starts today with 25 players remaining and just 24 getting paid. Among those trying to dodge the bubble - and spin up to the €89,200 first place prize - are EPT Vilamoura winner Toby Lewis, his heads-up combatant Martin Jacobson, EPT final tablists Jan Bendik, Dmitry Vitkind and Praytush Buddiga, and WSOP bracelet winner Craig McCorkell (who finished 9th at the EPT Grand Final in 2010).
The overnight chip leader is Guillaume Rivet, a 22-year-old French Canadian who leads the field with 304,400. Most at risk is former WSOP runner-up Martin Staszko who is sitting on just 10,100. Play resumes shortly.
Table 60
1. Craig McCorkell, United Kingdom, 45,500
2. Christian Jeppsson, Sweden, 57,900
3. Markku Koplimaa, Estonia, 36,800
4. Vlado Banicevic, Montenegro, 60,400
5. Dikovic Dejan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 78,400
6. Srpsko Vukomanovic, Serbia, 87,400
7. Rhys Jones, United Kingdom, 171,800
Table 61
1. Martin Staszko, Czech Republic, 10,100
2. Philippe Ktorza, France, 113,300
3. Michel Abecassis, France, 126,200
4. Ofer Shechter, Israel, 179,700
5. Tomasz Cybulski, Poland, 167,800
6. Pratyush Buddiga, United States, 144,300
Table 62
1. Robert Haigh, Germany, 253,000
2. Mikael Erixon, Sweden, 251,300
3. Dmitry Vitkind, Russian Federation, 105,000
4. Toby Lewis, UK, 103,800
5. Kyle Frey, United States, 40,200
6. Sebastian Gohr, Germany, 64,700
Table 63
1. Jonathon Driscoll, Canada, 140,000
2. Jacob Toole, United States, 179,100
3. Guillaume Rivet, Canada, 304,400
4. Jan Bendik, Slovakia, 36,400
5. Bandar Alireza, United Kingdom, 107,400
6. Martin Jacobson, Sweden, 43,700
And here's what they're playing for...
The prize pool
1. €89,200
2. €59,200
3. €36,800
4. €28,100
5. €21,400
6. €15,300
7. €12,200
8. €9,200
9-10. €7,300
11-12. €6,100
13-14. €5,200
15- 16. €4,560
17-20. €4,200
21-24. €3,850
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