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Andy Black (Ireland) 513,300
Josh Arieh (USA) 343,100
Antony Lellouche (France) 332,100
Johnny Lodden (Norway) 310,900
Simon Johansson (Sweden) 302,100
Christopher Ulsrud (Norway) 286,800
Philip Hilm (Denmark) 273,200
Oscar Blanco Carrasco (Spain) 245,900
Steve Jelinek (UK) 226,400
Biri Balazs (Hungary) 219,200
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Play has been suspended for Day 2. Action will resume on Saturday at 2pm. There are around 85 or so players remaining. The money bubble should bust before dinner break on Day 3.
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"You got a lot of these young Scandis here and they are all trying to take the fish out, you know? I like to play good players. I don't like to take a monkey on who doesn't know what day it is. There are a lot of trees in Monte Carlo, so you get quite a number of monkeys standing up." - Devilfish
"I got a lot of chips. How did that happen? Where did they all come from? Did they come from heaven? Did they come from hell? I intend to use them with some kind of intelligence." - Andy Black
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Andy Black is running over his table. "He's a raising machine," one media rep from England mentioned. "He's in a creepily intense mode."
Marcel Luske was spotted shaking hands with both fans and players. There was a girl sitting in a chair with a laptop running and her iPod attached. I suspect she was uploading tunes from her favorite Scandi techno-pop group.
Two glasses broke while I made my way back over to Andy Black's table. I wonder how many glasses have been broken since the EPT Championships began?
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Chad Brown lost a bit of his stack when he doubled up Simon Johansson with set over set. On a board of , Brown checked and Simon Johanssont bet out 26K. Brown check-raised to 100K. Simon Johansson called for 30K more and flipped over 10-10 as Brown showed 8-8.
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, Brown checked and Simon Johanssont bet out 26K. Brown check-raised to 100K. Simon Johansson called for 30K more and flipped over 10-10 as Brown showed 8-8.