£10,300 High Roller Day 2 | 2014 PokerStars.com EPT Season 11 London

Player	Chips	Progress
Yann Dion	363,300
Adrian Mateos	276,000

David Vamplew	236,400

Andrew Chen	230,300
Ole Schemion	218,400
Anatoly Filatov	216,700
Max Silver	200,800
Simon Higgins	200,500
Dominik Nitsche	184,100
Craig McCorkell	176,300 40,300	40,300
Jorryt van Hoof	175,800 87,800	87,800
Stephen Chidwick	170,900
Abi Khaitan	168,800 118,800	118,800
Paul Klann	162,800 112,800	112,800
Alexander Roumeliotis	159,800 27,200	27,200
Philippe D'Auteuil	159,500 20,500	20,500
Yuri Nasedkin	157,000 157,000	157,000
Niall Farrell	155,500

David Peters	140,700
Nicolas Chouity	138,600 138,600	138,600

Joel Nordkvist	133,000 35,000	35,000
Nicholas Galtos	130,700 49,300	49,300
Sergio Aido	129,400 40,600	40,600
Jose Quintas	125,300 75,300	75,300
Martin Finger	125,200

Player

Chips

Progress

Yann Dion

363,300

Adrian Mateos

276,000

236,400

230,300

218,400

216,700

200,800

200,500

184,100

176,300

40,300

Jorryt van Hoof

175,800

87,800

Stephen Chidwick

170,900

Abi Khaitan

168,800

118,800

Paul Klann

162,800

112,800

Alexander Roumeliotis

159,800

27,200

Philippe D'Auteuil

159,500

20,500

Yuri Nasedkin

157,000

155,500

140,700

138,600

133,000

35,000

Nicholas Galtos

130,700

49,300

Sergio Aido

129,400

40,600

Jose Quintas

125,300

75,300

Martin Finger

125,200

Day 2 of the EPT London High Roller sponsored by PokerStars.com gets underway shortly. The £10,000 + £300 single re-entry event attracted 165 entrants yesterday with 78 players remaining at the close and it is still possible to buy in before the start of the day.

Yann Dion currently holds the lead with 363,300 but despite his big stack he will do well to hang on to that position with an incredibly tough field to negotiate and the all-important seat draw to be announced just before the start of play.

The prize pool will be announced shortly after final numbers have been confirmed, but with numbers up from last year the eventual winner is sure to walk away with more than last year’s first place prize of £357,700.

Other big names in a stellar filed include Team PokerStars Pros Johnny Lodden (109,300), Bertrand Grospellier (78,500), Victoria Coren Mitchell (64,000) and Jason Mercier (42,400) and PokerStars Team Online Pro Isaac Haxton (109,300). German superstar Ole Schemion is well placed with 218,400, and still in but with work to do are Full Tilt Poker Pro Viktor Blom (47,700) and Big One for One Drop winner Daniel Colman (77,300).

The notional plan for today is to play down to a final table, but with such a large field it is likely that the full ten one-hour levels will be played before the action closes at around midnight. Stay tuned as the PokerNews Live Reporting Team brings you all the latest from the felt as battle resumes at Noon

Tags: Daniel Colman Isaac Haxton Jason Mercier Johnny Lodden Ole Schemion Viktor Blom Yann Dion