2019 PokerStars and Monte-Carlo?Casino EPT

�2,200 No-Limit Hold'em Deep Stack
Day: 2
Event Info

2019 PokerStars and Monte-Carlo?Casino EPT

Final Results
Winner
Georgios Kitsios
Winning Hand
k8
Prize
€72,170
Event Info
Buy-in
€2,200
Prize Pool
€310,400
Entries
160
Level Info
Level
27
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
60,000

Level: 16

Blinds: 2,500/5,000

Ante: 5,000

Alexandre Reard Leads 29 Hopefuls to Day 2; Only 23 Will Cash

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The second and final day of the �2,200 No Limit Hold'em Deep Stack will start at 12:30 p.m. local time and only 29 players are remaining out of the 160 that started. Play will continue until a new winner is crowned at the PokerStars and Monte-Carlo?Casino European Poker Tour (EPT). The champion will take home �72,170 but the money has yet to be reached. Alexandre Reard has the biggest stack. He bagged 358,000 after starting the day with 30,000 like everyone else.

Only 29 remain in the �2,200 Deep Stack but six of them will walk away from the tournament empty-handed. Twenty-Three players will end up in the money with the min cash standing at �3,600. The man with the best position at the start of Day 2 is Reard but he is closely followed by Yake Wu (300,000), Romain Piraux (297,000), and Sasan Tabib (291,000). Others that made it through to Day 2 includeJean-Ren�� Fontaine (212,000), Thomas Muehloecker (168,000), Georgios Kitsios (159,000), Maria Lampropulos (150,000), and 2018 EPT Sochi Main Event Champion Arsenii Karmatckii (126,000).

Ariel Celestino busted out of the Main Event in the last level of Day 3. The Brazilian finished in 32nd place, cashing for �17,310. He does have another shot at EPT Monte Carlo to improve on that score as he made it to Day 2 of the �2,200 Deep Stack as well. Celestino ended Day 1 with 188,000 and that is slightly above the average stack of 165,000. He needs to finish in 5th place or higher to improve on his Main Event score.

Levels will be 30 minutes long on Day 2 of the tournament, just like they were on Day 1. The tournament will restart in level 16 with blinds at 2,500/5,000 and a big blind ante of 5,000. A winner will be crowned today and someone will walk away with �72,170.

PokerNews will be on site to give you updates until there's a champion.

Tags: Alexandre ReardAriel CelestinoArsenii KarmatckiiGeorgios KitsiosMaria LampropulosThomas Muehloecker

Day 2 Seat Draw

TableSeatNameCountryChips
11Gentian SulaAlbania85000
12Dinesh AltSwitzerland207000
14Sasan TabibItaly291000
15Romain PirauxFrance297000
16Renjun YangChina73000
17Alexandre ReardFrance358000
18Eric LenoirBelgium79000
     
21Artur KorenAustria137000
22Enrico RudelitzGermany220000
23Ariel Silveira CelestinoBrazil188000
24Filippo LazzarettoSlovenia240000
26Viliyan PetleshkovBulgaria190000
27Hirotaka NakanishiJapan196000
28Aylar LieNorway102000
     
31Dimitar YosifovBulgaria142000
33Jussi Kullervo HietalahtiFinland58000
34George PettenCanada72000
35Julien BolimowskiFrance66000
36Huidong GuMacao13000
37Jean FontaineFrance212000
38Arsenii KarmatckiiRussia126000
     
41Oleksii MezhenkovUkraine118000
42Yake WuChina300000
43Georgios KitsiosGreece159000
44Maria LampropulosArgentina150000
45Thomas MuehloeckerAustria168000
46Roger TondeurFrance217000
47Winfred YuHong Kong131000
48Armin RezaeiAustria112000

�2,200 No-Limit Hold'em Deep Stack

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