2024 EAPT Bratislava

€560 Main Event
Day: 1de
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Event Info
2024 EAPT Bratislava
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
aa
Prize
€37,630
Event Info
Buy-in
€560
Prize Pool
€190,000
Total Entries
389
Level Info
Level
30
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
200,000
Players Info - Day 1de
Entries
227
Players Left
34
Players Left 1 / 389
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Day 1de Completed

Zsolt Szabo and Matej Macejak Share Chip Lead on Day 1d

Level 16 : Blinds 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante
Zsolt Szabo
Zsolt Szabo

The first part of the EAPT Bratislava Main Event is now over at Banco Casino. During the last three days, a total of 389 entrants were recorded in the five flights. However, only 59 players managed to qualify for Day 2.

On Day 1d, 23 players out of a field of managed 156 entrants reached the money. Zsolt Szabo and Matej Macejak both ended the day in the lead, with Szabo slightly ahead (614,000), but Macejak follows less than a blind behind (608,000). Way further, Maksym Sheingart takes the third place of the day with 550,000 chips, while Boris Progner finishes fourth (483,000).

Day 1d Top Ten

RankPlayerCountryChip CountsBig Blinds
1Zsolt SzaboHungary614,00077
2Matej MacejakSlovakia608,00076
3Maksym SheingartIsrael550,00069
4Boris PrognerSlovakia483,00060
5Lukas StopkaSlovakia409,00051
6Ivo ZeravicaCroatia400,50050
7Jonas KlausGermany322,00040
8Maria AngelakiGreece306,00038
9Michal JanczarskiPoland268,50034
10Norbert AleHungary235,00029

Maria Angelaki (306,000) and Michal Janczarski (268,500) reached the money and will be back on Day 2. The same goes for Michel Molenaar (194,500), who finally found a bag after being eliminated in the last minutes of Day 1b. Chip leader at some point during the day, Kestutis Gecevicius ended the day below average (170,000). However, his stack is not as low as Sinisa Civric (98,000) and Christoforos Chrysochoidis (95,000), who hold the shortest stacks of Day 1d.

Matej Macejak
Matej Macejak

Finally, Day 1e ended very late with 11 players remaining out of a field of 71 players. On one hand, thanks to this last flight, Hungary's Miklos Zsuffa bagged the overall chip lead with 883,000 chips. On the other hand, Roy Even finished the day with only 2,000 chips (one-tenth of a blind when the bubble burst). I'll be back on Day 2 with a single blind.

The remaining players of the Main Event will gather tomorrow, Saturday, January 27, at noon local time for Day 2. They all secured the min cash (the payouts will be announced at the beginning of the day) and can now dream of the first places, even the short-stacks.

Good news for them: Day 2 will start on the lowest level played on a flight (Day 1c), which is Level 10 (blinds of 1,000/2,000 and a 2,000 big blind ante). A true breath of fresh air for all the players, most of whom played at least sixteen levels on their Day 1.

Stay tuned as PokerNews provides all the live updates throughout the tournament.

Tags: Boris PrognerChristoforos ChrysochoidisIvo ZeravicaJonas KlausKestutis GeceviciusLukas StopkaMaksym SheingartMaria AngelakiMatej MacejakMichal JanczarskiMichel MolenaarNorbert AleSinisa CivricZsolt Szabo

Day 2 Redraw

Level 16 : Blinds 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante
TableSeatPlayerCountryChip CountsBig Blinds
621Matej MacejakSlovakia608,000304
622Lukas StopkaSlovakia409,000205
623Sinisa CivricSerbia98,00049
624Konstantinos NanosGreece395,000198
625Christoph HillingerAustria546,000273
627Ruslan VolkovUkraine332,000166
628Kestutis GeceviciusLithuania170,00085
      
631Christian HorvathAustria89,00045
633Oren HaskiIsrael230,000115
634Imre LascsikHungary136,00068
635Ivo ZeravicaCroatia400,500200
636Krzysztof ZwierzPoland119,00060
637Tibor HegeduesHungary125,00063
638Benjamin LakatosHungary602,000301
      
641Vili PäivärintaFinland185,00093
642Roy EvenIsrael2,0001
643Shai NetivIsrael183,50092
644Jakov VinterIsrael120,00060
646Michal JanczarskiPoland268,500134
647Christoforos ChrysochoidisGreece95,50048
648Janos SomogyiHungary197,00099
      
721Laszlo VaczyHungary113,50057
722Michail DalakisGreece230,000115
723Zsolt SzaboHungary614,000307
724Volkan YucelTurkey287,000144
725Vitali MahileuskiBelarus235,000118
726Miklos ZsuffaHungary883,000442
727Avraham SissoIsrael119,50060
728Rostyslav SabishchenkoUkraine715,000358
      
731Benjamin SvetinaAustria68,00034
732Antal MezeiHungary207,000104
733Yurii SavinUkraine207,000104
734Norbert AleHungary235,000118
735Liviu PavalRomania420,000210
736Lukasz FraczekPoland129,00065
737Steinn KarlssonIceland460,000230
      
821Ion DraguRomania162,50081
822Daniel PriorAustria8,5004
823Richard TurocziHungary119,00060
824Jonas KlausGermany322,000161
825Maksym SheingartIsrael550,000275
826PelachoSpain341,000171
827Vitaliy KryzaUkraine107,00054
828Christian HorvathAustria89,00045
      
831Ioannis GiannakopoulosGreece192,00096
833Gani WeissIsrael87,00044
834Yaniv VakninIsrael66,00033
835David WajntraubSweden159,50080
836Mario EderAustria107,00054
837Marko LuksaSerbia231,000116
838Adrian FilipRomania630,000315
      
931Zoltan VrancsikHungary292,000146
932Natan SapoznikovIsrael105,00053
933Konstantinos GiannoutasGreece424,000212
934Mody RubinsteinIsrael192,00096
935Michel MolenaarNetherlands194,50097
936Boris PrognerSlovakia483,000242
937Mario EderAustria107,00054
938Maria AngelakiGreece306,000153

End-of-Day 1e Chip Counts

Level 16 : Blinds 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante

End-of Day 1d Chip Counts (full)

Level 16 : Blinds 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante

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End of Day 1d

Level 16 : Blinds 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante

23 players remain on Day 1d of the EAPT Bratislava Main Event. They are in the money and qualified for Day 2.

Stay tuned for chip counts and a recap of the day's action.

Havavka Eliminated on the Bubble

Level 16 : Blinds 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante

Down to 5 blinds, Michal Havavka put all his chips in the middle from middle position and faced Matej Macejak on the button.

Michal Havavka: 1010
Matej Macejak: AA

Havavka didn't find the ten he needed on a board of Q487J. He is the bubble-boy of the day.

Level: 16

Blinds: 4,000/8,000

Ante: 8,000

Civric Doubles Up

Level 15 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante

A first all-in and call situation occurred with Sinisa Civric at risk for 10 blinds against Boris Progner in early position.

Sinisa Civric: AQ
Boris Progner: A9

The dealer fanned a board of K53104, so Civric secured a double up.

Tags: Boris PrognerSinisa Civric

Hand-for-Hand Play Begins

Level 15 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante

There are now 24 players left for 23 players in the money. The hand-for-hand play will start in a few seconds.

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