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€2,700 EPT Second Chance
Day 1ab Completed
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Flight A reached the final 78 players, and they have bagged up for the night. The clock showed 8:51 remaining in Level 18 (blinds 4,000/8,000/8,000).
The survivors of both flights will return at 12:30 p.m. local time on Tuesday for the final day.
Registration is closed for this flight with 325 entries, bringing the overall total to 844. Only 173 remain in Flight B.
They will continue playing until only 49 remain before bagging up for the night.
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Registration is closed for this flight with 519 entries. At the break, 124 players remained. They will continue playing until only 78 are left to bag up chips for the night.
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