There’s a list of 24 poker players below this introduction and our simple target for the end of today is that only eight remain. Yep, it’s the penultimate day at an EPT Main Event meaning our intention is to squeeze the inhabitants of three tables into one.
The list of those players in order of chip-stack can be seen on the chip-count page. But here we have it in table and seat order. There was a redraw late last night and these are the results.
Table one
Seat 1 – Claudio Coelho – 508,500
Seat 2 – Aurelien Guiglini – 253,000
Seat 3 – Jeff Sarwer – 913,500
Seat 4 – Tome Moreira – 359,000
Seat 5 – Joao Barbosa – 362,000
Seat 6 – Pierre Neuville – 174,000
Seat 7 – Ruben Visser – 749,000
Seat 8 – Andrei Vlasenko – 258,500
Table two
Seat 1 – Mohamed Razab – 237,500
Seat 2 – Jan Skampa – 562,000
Seat 3 – Antonio Matias – 305,000
Seat 4 – Michel Abecassis – 250,000
Seat 5 – Matt Johns – 374,000
Seat 6 – Jude Ainsworth – 491,000
Seat 7 – Javier Garcia – 140,500
Seat 8 – Ricardo Sousa – 765,000
Table three
Seat 1 – Joao Silva – 283,500
Seat 2 – Santiago Terrazas – 351,000
Seat 3 – Antony Lellouche – 1,134,000
Seat 4 – Guillaume Da Silva – 167,500
Seat 5 – James Collopy – 192,500
Seat 6 – Hugo Felix – 160,500
Seat 7 – Ryan Franklin – 299,500
Seat 8 – Gino Gabriel – 385,000
We begin today with 11 minutes left in level 17, but if we’re anything we’re mavericks at PokerStars Blog and we’re going to go right ahead and call our first post of the day Level 18 updates. Tune in there for all the action from the first couple of hours and stay with us until the end.
Meanwhile, we all know Team PokerStars Pro are a talented bunch, but this video just proves it. Watch out for Jan Heitmann’s magic!
Watch EPT Vilamoura PokerStars Pro Hidden Talents on PokerStars.tv
