€2,700 Warm Up Day 2 | 2018 partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Grand Final Barcelona

04-11-2018 01:51 UTC+2

Billard Takes Chip Lead into the Final Day; Machon and Moorman Also Through

Shirley Ang

Level 27 : 400,000/800,000, 800,000 ante

After 15 levels of 40-minutes each, Day 2 of the partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Grand Final Barcelona Warm Up is a wrap. From the 242 players that started today, 20 of them are through to the final day. At the top of the chip counts is Francois Billard with 80,800,000 in chips who will be setting his sights on the first place prize of €385,000 and the partypoker trophy!

The Canadian earned most of those chips when he doubled up with seven-eight against the aces of Jost Beifuhs. Billard hit his straight draw on the river and left his opponent behind with only a few big blinds. Second in the counts is Evangelos Beichrakis with 74,700,000. Closing out the podium is another Canadian, Marc-Olivier Carpentier-Perrault with 69,500,000. He eliminated Vojtech Ruzicka in one of the last levels of the day by hitting quads.

Two other players who are playing with a stack which is way above average are Bartlomiej Machon (68,900,000) and Christopher Andler (61,400,000). Frederic Delval, Martin Weiemann, Chris Moorman, Aleksandr Orlov, and Pavel Plesuv all have stacks which are hovering around average. Other players who will need to find some luck tomorrow include Richard Dromzee, Anders Bisgaard, Aylar Lie, and Morten Christensen.

Not everyone was fortunate enough to make it to the final day. After Kristen Bicknell finishes the day as the stone-cold bubble, the only partypoker representatives to finish in the money were Joni Jouhkimainen, Marcel Luske, and Padraig Parkinson. Other notable players that were allowed to pay the payout desk a visit include Ryan Riess, Leo Margets, Milad Oghabian, Gaelle Baumann, Aliaksei Boika, Anton Wigg, Michael Watson, Paul Berende, Jack Sinclair, Damian Salas, Yiannis Liperis, Vojtech Ruzicka, and Dominik Panka.

The 20 remaining players will return at noon local time and continue on Level 28 with a small blind of 500,000, big blind of 1,000,000 and a button ante of 1,000,000. Once there are 16 players left, a redraw for the final two tables will take place. When there are nine players left, the unofficial final table will have been reached. The levels will continue to last for 40 minutes until heads-up play has been reached, the level duration will then be reduced to 20 minutes.

The PokerNews live reporting team will be there from the start until the winner has been crowned so stick around!

Day 3 Seat Draw

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
66	2	Martin Weiemann	Germany	39,100,000	39
66	3	Marc-Olivier Carpentier-Perrault	Canada	69,500,000	70
66	4	Morten Christensen	Denmark	18,200,000	18
66	5	Helin Joonas	Finland	28,000,000	28
66	6	Danut Chisu	Romania	20,250,000	20
66	7	Aleksandr Orlov	Russian Federation	35,600,000	36
66	8	Evangelos Beichrakis	Greece	74,700,000	75

67	1	Bartlomiej Machon	Poland	68,900,000	69
67	3	Richard Dromzee	France	27,600,000	28
67	4	Christopher Andler	Sweden	61,400,000	61
67	5	Smain Mamouni	France	11,000,000	11
67	6	Matan Bakrat	Canada	25,400,000	25
67	7	Frederic Delval	France	39,800,000	40
67	8	Francois Billard	Canada	80,800,000	81

71	1	Anthony Andreou	United Kingdom	22,800,000	23
71	2	Chris Moorman	United Kingdom	38,400,000	38
71	3	Anders Bisgaard	Denmark	25,500,000	26
71	6	Aylar Lie	Norway	24,000,000	24
71	7	Pavel Plesuv	Moldova	31,100,000	31
71	8	Francisco Olivera	Portugal	16,000,000	16

Tags: Aleksandr Orlov Aliaksei Boika Anders Bisgaard Anton Wigg Aylar Lie Bartlomiej Machon Chris Moorman Christopher Andler Damian Salas Dominik Panka Evangelos Beichrakis Francois Billard Frederic Delval Gaelle Baumann Jack Sinclair Joni Jouhkimainen Jost Beifuhs Kristen Bicknell Leo Margets Marcel Luske Michael Watson Mike Watson Milad Oghabian Morten Christensen Padraig Parkinson Paul Berende Pavel Plesuv Richard Dromzee Ryan Riess Vojtech Ruzicka Yiannis Liperis

04-11-2018 00:28 UTC+2

Double Knock Out for Andler

Shirley Ang

Level 27 : 400,000/800,000, 800,000 ante

Marius Gierse open-shoved for his last ten big blinds. Christopher Andler called but Dominik Panka jammed for more and Andler called that too.

Marius Gierse:
Dominik Panka:
Christopher Andler:

The board ran out - Andler hit a set on the flop but Panka picked up the straight on the turn until the river gave Andler a full house to eliminate both Gierse and Panka.

Player	Chips	Progress
Christopher Andler	59,000,000	53,500,000
Marius Gierse	Busted
Dominik Panka	Busted

Tags: Christopher Andler Dominik Panka Marius Gierse

04-10-2018 23:09 UTC+2

Liperis Locked Out by Lie

Shirley Ang

Level 25 : 300,000/600,000, 600,000 ante

Yiannis Liperis shoved all in for 7,225,000 from mid-position and Aylar Lie also shoved on the button. The blinds quickly folded.

Yiannis Liperis:
Aylar Lie:

The board ran out - no help for Liperis as he has been eliminated in 41st place.

Player	Chips	Progress
Aylar Lie	19,000,000	5,400,000
Yiannis Liperis	Busted

Tags: Aylar Lie Yiannis Liperis

04-10-2018 19:10 UTC+2

Bicknell Bubbles the Warm Up

Shirley Ang

Level 21 : 150,000/300,000, 300,000 ante

partypoker Sponsored pro, Kristen Bicknell shoved all in for about 2,700,000 from the cutoff and was called by Morten Christensen in the big blind.

All action needed to finish on the other tables before Bicknell and Christensen could see what the other person had. Once the other tables finished playing, the floor came over so the hand could be played.

Kristen Bicknell:
Morten Christensen:

The flop came giving Bicknell a pair of fours but Christensen still had an overpair and picked up a flush draw too.

The turn brought them the to give Bicknell two pair now and gasps could be heard all over the room.

The river completed the board with the to complete the flush draw for Christensen and the bubble to burst. Everyone applauded while Bicknell was sent to the rail as the bubble.

Player	Chips	Progress
Morten Christensen	20,000,000	17,795,000
Kristen Bicknell	Busted

Tags: Kristen Bicknell Morten Christensen

04-10-2018 18:59 UTC+2

Zoufri Wins Just Before the Bubble

Shirley Ang

Level 21 : 150,000/300,000, 300,000 ante

Jack Sinclair, Abdelhakim Zoufri, [Removed:226]

[Removed:226] shoved all in for about 1,700,000 from mid-position. Abdelhakim Zoufri did the same but then from the cutoff for about 5,500,000. Action folded to Jack Sinclair in the big blind who called.

[Removed:226]:
Abdelhakim Zoufri:
Jack Sinclair:

The players from the other tables all flocked to this table as the field only needed to lose two more players to be in the money. The floor announced the hole cards via the microphone for the people that couldn't see what was happening on the table. He then instructed the dealer to deal the flop:

- Zoufri hit a set of eights but Sinclair picked up a flush draw, Luksenberg needed a lot of help.

The rest of the board was completed with the on the turn and the on the river. Luksenberg was eliminated in 89th place while Zoufri was paid a double-up by Sinclair for the 5,450,000 he had in front of him.

Player	Chips	Progress
Abdelhakim Zoufri	17,500,000	12,700,000
Jack Sinclair	17,000,000	-1,700,000
[Removed:226]	Busted

Tags: Abdelhakim Zoufri Jack Sinclair

04-10-2018 17:53 UTC+2

Loeser Loses it All to Sinclair

Shirley Ang

Level 19 : 100,000/200,000, 200,000 ante

Manig Loeser was just eliminated by Jack Sinclair when he was all-in for 2,500,000 in total.

Manig Loeser:
Jack Sinclair:

The board ran out to give Sinclair a pair of sixes on the flop and send Loeser to the rail before reaching the money stages.

Player	Chips	Progress
Jack Sinclair	17,500,000	-2,500,000
Manig Loeser	Busted

Tags: Jack Sinclair Manig Loeser

04-10-2018 10:53 UTC+2

12:30 Start for Day 2 of the partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Grand Final Barcelona Warm Up

Shirley Ang

Welcome back for Day 2 to the €2,700 partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Grand Final Barcelona Warm-Up in Casino Barcelona. The start time of the tournament has been revised to start at 12:30 local time instead of the original start time of noon. In total there were 749 entries which meant that the guarantee of €1,000,000 was easily surpassed in the end. Out of those 749 entries, 242 players managed to find a bag at the end of their Day 1s.

Taking the absolute chip lead is Martin Jacobson with 12,265,000 in chips. That is an amazing amount of 175 big blinds to play with! Trailing behind him are Patrick Clarke (10,800,000) and Mikalai Vaskaboinikau with 10,550,000. Other notables to keep an eye on include Smain Mamouni, Martin Weiemann, Gianluca Speranza, Chris Moorman, Sander van Wesemael, Gaelle Baumann, Paul Berende, and Anton Wigg.

Representing partypoker on Day 2 are Kristen Bicknell (4,635,000), Johnny Lodden (3,300,000), Philipp Gruissem (2,915,000), Joni Jouhkimainen (2,695,000), Marcel Luske (2,080,000), Mike Sexton (1,935,000), Natalia Breviglieri (1,070,000), and Padraig Parkinson with 810,000 in chips.

Players will return at 12:30 for Level 13 with a small blind of 35,000, big blind of 70,000 and a button ante of 70,000. Levels last 40 minutes each today and after every three levels, a 15-minute break will take place. The payout details will be announced later today.

€2,700 Warm-Up Day 2 Level Structure

Level	Duration	Small Blind	Big Blind	Button Ante
13	40	35,000	70,000	70,000
14	40	40,000	80,000	80,000
15	40	50,000	100,000	100,000
16	40	60,000	120,000	120,000
17	40	70,000	140,000	140,000
18	40	80,000	160,000	160,000
19	40	100,000	200,000	200,000
20	40	125,000	250,000	250,000
21	40	150,000	300,000	300,000
22	40	175,000	350,000	350,000
23	40	200,000	400,000	400,000
24	40	250,000	500,000	500,000

The PokerNews live reporting team will be here to bring you all the action from the start till the bubble, from bad beat to double-up, from bustout to finding a bag, so make sure to stay around!

Tags: Anton Wigg Chris Moorman Gaelle Baumann Gianluca Speranza Johnny Lodden Joni Jouhkimainen Kristen Bicknell Marcel Luske Martin Jacobson Mikalai Vaskaboinikau Mike Sexton Natalia Breviglieri Padraig Parkinson Patrick Clarke Paul Berende Philipp Gruissem Smain Mamouni

04-10-2018 09:52 UTC+2

Day 2 Seat Draw By Chip Count

Shirley Ang

Name	Table	Seat	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
Martin Jacobson	44	3	Sweden	12,265,000	175
Patrick Clarke	98	8	Ireland	10,800,000	154
Mikalai Vaskaboinikau	53	2	Belarus	10,550,000	151
Smain Mamouni	80	3	France	9,200,000	131
Alan King Lun Lau	53	6	China	8,675,000	124
Cristian Juanena	98	2	Spain	8,560,000	122
Jost Beifuhs	38	3	Germany	8,285,000	118
Marius Gierse	91	6	Netherlands	7,345,000	105
Adam Neal	67	3	United Kingdom	7,210,000	103
Oleh Haisiuk	71	3	Ukraine	7,120,000	102
Mario Llapi	75	2	Italy	7,120,000	102
Fabrizio Cataldi	38	6	Uruguay	6,990,000	100
Hamad Almannai	46	4	Qatar	6,945,000	99
Helin Joonas	37	8	Finland	6,690,000	96
Javier Alonso	89	2	Spain	6,685,000	96
Kayhan Roshanfekr	98	4	Norway	6,650,000	95
Philip Jacobson	38	8	Denmark	6,495,000	93
Martin Weiemann	44	1	Germany	6,430,000	92
Ivan Deyra	46	7	France	6,100,000	87
Mario Mosbock	91	4	Austria	6,045,000	86
Matan Bakrat	63	1	Canada	5,985,000	86
Andrii Novak	66	2	Ukraine	5,870,000	84
Gianluca Speranza	54	8	Italy	5,865,000	84
Aylar Lie	83	6	Norway	5,760,000	82
Hassan Fares	94	6	France	5,685,000	81
Oleg Suntsov	89	1	Russia	5,650,000	81
Mark Buckley	85	1	Ireland	5,600,000	80
Oliver Weis	68	3	Germany	5,565,000	80
Sander van Wesemael	37	4	Netherlands	5,525,000	79
Bardon O'Shea	85	3	Spain	5,500,000	79
Manuel Ruivo	76	2	Portugal	5,375,000	77
Luciano Damico	91	5	Argentina	5,355,000	77
Chris Moorman	97	2	United Kingdom	5,345,000	76
Mario Hofler	84	3	Austria	5,300,000	76
Ivan Galinec	53	1	Croatia	5,200,000	74
Asi Moshe	63	6	Israel	5,185,000	74
Nicolas Dumont	37	1	France	5,155,000	74
Gaelle Baumann	55	1	France	5,115,000	73
Conor Beresford	83	2	United States	5,095,000	73
Miguel Riera	92	1	Spain	5,000,000	71
Mikael Koistinen	72	4	Finland	4,915,000	70
Javier Zapatero	89	4	Spain	4,850,000	69
Pavel Plesuv	85	6	Ukraine	4,850,000	69
Franz Ditz	44	4	Germany	4,750,000	68
Ramez Haddad	92	8	Lebanon	4,740,000	68
Kristen Bicknell	54	1	Canada	4,635,000	66
Abdelmajid Chiboub	44	2	France	4,600,000	66
Ashkan Fattahi	81	3	Iran	4,565,000	65
Vojtech Ruzicka	83	1	Czech Republic	4,565,000	65
Krasimir Yankov	46	5	Bulgaria	4,560,000	65
Yan Shing Tsang	82	4	China	4,555,000	65
Arthur Pierson	71	2	Spain	4,500,000	64
Julian Thomas	55	5	Germany	4,450,000	64
Latif El Azzimani	81	2	Belgium	4,435,000	63
Martin Mathis	68	8	United States	4,430,000	63
Milad Oghabian	55	3	Netherlands	4,315,000	62
Fredrik Andersson	62	7	Sweden	4,280,000	61
Anton Kraous	72	5	Bulgaria	4,255,000	61
Clyde Tjauw-Foe	91	1	Netherlands	4,210,000	60
Martial Blangenwitsch	93	2	France	4,200,000	60
Jan Mach	67	2	Czech Republic	4,105,000	59
Giovani Torre	90	5	Portugal	4,040,000	58
Erik Von Buxhoeveden	84	8	Germany	4,030,000	58
Paul Berende	94	8	Netherlands	3,975,000	57
Christopher Andler	45	1	Sweden	3,945,000	56
Michael Watson	68	5	Canada	3,945,000	56
Dimtar Danchev	53	7	Bulgaria	3,905,000	56
Uri Reichenstein	66	8	Germany	3,900,000	56
Philippe Narboni	84	5	France	3,775,000	54
Robin Ylitalo	93	1	Sweden	3,760,000	54
Damian Salas	94	7	Argentina	3,750,000	54
Jorma Nuutinen	80	1	Finland	3,735,000	53
Nicolas Deshaies	98	6	France	3,705,000	53
Victor Lucas	72	8	France	3,695,000	53
Johannes Korsar	67	4	Sweden	3,670,000	52
Emili Bosch	68	2	Spain	3,595,000	51
Abdelhakim Zoufri	80	4	Netherlands	3,550,000	51
Christopher Da Silva	84	1	United Kingdom	3,500,000	50
Julian Stuer	98	5	Germany	3,500,000	50
Anton Wigg	38	1	Sweden	3,500,000	50
Roope Tarmi	55	2	Finland	3,445,000	49
Fal Nikolay	45	3	Russia	3,440,000	49
Denis Karakashi	75	8	Italy	3,430,000	49
Andreas Freund	37	6	Austria	3,420,000	49
Aleksandr Orlov	90	3	Russia	3,410,000	49
[Removed:226]	46	6	France	3,405,000	49
Christian Christner	75	7	Germany	3,385,000	48
Roman Hrabec	92	7	Czech Republic	3,345,000	48
Dario Marinelli	84	6	Italy	3,315,000	47
Johnny Lodden	62	3	Norway	3,300,000	47
Yigit Aktulga	94	1	Turkey	3,290,000	47
Jerome Sgorrano	68	4	Belgium	3,255,000	47
Kryzsztof Dulowski	71	1	Poland	3,240,000	46
Rodney Ramalho	75	1	Canada	3,200,000	46
Evangelos Bechrakis	63	8	Greece	3,100,000	44
Kiryl Radzivinau	90	7	Belarus	3,100,000	44
Sirzat Hissou	97	5	Germany	3,095,000	44
Juha Helppi	93	7	Finland	3,090,000	44
Marcin Chmielewski	76	8	Poland	3,075,000	44
Jochum Weenink	71	4	Netherlands	3,050,000	44
Keith Johnson	37	2	Canada	3,030,000	43
Francisco Olivera	98	1	Portugal	3,025,000	43
Feras Abid	97	6	Finland	3,008,000	43
Danut Florin Chisu	89	7	Romania	2,975,000	43
Philipp Gruissem	97	7	Germany	2,915,000	42
Arthur Conan	94	5	France	2,900,000	41
Michel Dattani	83	5	Portugal	2,900,000	41
Francois Billard	53	8	Canada	2,885,000	41
Josef Snejberg	53	3	Czech Republic	2,875,000	41
Jose Rodriguez	53	5	Spain	2,800,000	40
Arne Ruge	76	7	Germany	2,795,000	40
Jon Sataoen	91	7	Norway	2,785,000	40
James Rann	90	8	United Kingdom	2,740,000	39
Daniil Kiselev	75	5	Russia	2,710,000	39
Jouni Huovila	85	5	Finland	2,700,000	39
Joni Jouhkimainen	71	5	Finland	2,695,000	39
Anthony Andreou	81	7	United Kingdom	2,685,000	38
Michael Sklenicka	54	7	Czech Republic	2,665,000	38
Ben Heath	82	8	United Kingdom	2,660,000	38
Vojtech Skalak	38	7	Czech Republic	2,645,000	38
Paul Newey	91	3	England	2,640,000	38
Frederic Delval	81	5	France	2,635,000	38
Benjamin Pollak	44	7	France	2,630,000	38
Yiannis Liperis	67	6	United Kingdom	2,610,000	37
Aleksandr Gofman	97	3	Russia	2,600,000	37
Florian Maurer	66	6	Austria	2,585,000	37
Andrey Litvinov	81	4	Russia	2,565,000	37
Paul Tedeschi	92	6	France	2,565,000	37
Bartlomiej Machon	97	1	Poland	2,550,000	36
Cyril Bremond	84	7	France	2,500,000	36
Ognyan Dimov	66	5	Bulgaria	2,405,000	34
Alexander Lakhov	94	4	Russia	2,400,000	34
Daniel Rudd	67	8	United Kingdom	2,395,000	34
Diogo Veiga	85	4	Portugal	2,395,000	34
Abd El Mannan Quasem	54	5	Israel	2,390,000	34
Pavel Gavrish	82	5	Russia	2,350,000	34
Bruno Fitoussi	55	7	France	2,325,000	33
Ema Zajmovic	37	5	Canada	2,310,000	33
Danilo Sayfert	90	4	Germany	2,300,000	33
Sily Maroun	53	4	Lebanon	2,270,000	32
Aliaksei Boika	71	6	Belarus	2,260,000	32
Kimmo Kurko	82	2	Finland	2,250,000	32
Alex Foxen	97	8	United States	2,235,000	32
Bryan Piccioli	46	1	United States	2,220,000	32
Morten Christensen	72	2	Denmark	2,205,000	32
Darryll Fish	82	3	United States	2,195,000	31
Matthias De Meulder	76	3	Belgium	2,170,000	31
Oliver Rusing	76	1	Germany	2,145,000	31
Georgios Karakousis	91	2	Greece	2,100,000	30
Ioannis Angelou-Konstas	83	3	Greece	2,080,000	30
Marcel Luske	63	7	Netherlands	2,080,000	30
Leo Margets	54	2	Spain	2,020,000	29
Tom-Aksel Bedell	85	8	Norway	2,000,000	29
Marc-Olivier Carpentier-Perrault	84	4	Canada	2,000,000	29
Erich Kollmann	81	1	Austria	2,000,000	29
Antoine Saout	81	6	France	1,990,000	28
Marius Conan	62	4	France	1,935,000	28
Sexton Michael	92	5	United States	1,935,000	28
Francesco Vitale	80	5	Italy	1,905,000	27
Anthony Zinno	82	7	United States	1,895,000	27
Charles Akadiri	54	4	United Kingdom	1,885,000	27
Ryan Franklin	45	5	United States	1,875,000	27
Richard Dromzee	82	6	France	1,865,000	27
Fabian Wahlers	38	2	Germany	1,850,000	26
Lukasz Grossmann	93	5	Poland	1,835,000	26
Vladimir Burstein	72	1	Czech Republic	1,810,000	26
Jose Schwaiger	82	1	Spain	1,810,000	26
Eelis Parssinen	89	8	Finland	1,800,000	26
Miguel Use	84	2	Belgium	1,790,000	26
Dominik Panka	44	8	Poland	1,770,000	25
Samy Ouellani	92	4	France	1,765,000	25
Hong Cheong Lee	83	8	China	1,755,000	25
Fadhil Farag	75	6	Sweden	1,750,000	25
Ryan Riess	46	8	United States	1,740,000	25
Bartosz Stasiewicz	72	3	Poland	1,730,000	25
Kristoffer Edberg	46	2	Sweden	1,720,000	25
Marton Czuczor	93	3	Hungary	1,720,000	25
Gurgen Arsenyan	55	8	Armenia	1,700,000	24
Maxi Lehmanski	71	7	Netherlands	1,700,000	24
Patrick Mahoney	67	1	United States	1,700,000	24
Andrea Galan	66	7	Italy	1,600,000	23
Mikko Hirvonen	89	3	Finland	1,595,000	23
Nikolaus Jedlicka	63	2	Austria	1,580,000	23
Ahmed Abdella	63	4	Egypt	1,575,000	23
Pascal Lefrancois	67	7	Canada	1,575,000	23
Giuliano Bendinelli	44	5	Italy	1,565,000	22
Thomas Boivin	93	4	Belgium	1,565,000	22
Ezequiel Waigel	37	7	Argentina	1,535,000	22
Michael Addamo	38	4	Australia	1,520,000	22
Ismael Bojang	76	4	Germany	1,520,000	22
Dermot Blain	92	3	Ireland	1,500,000	21
Andrei Boghean	63	3	Romania	1,500,000	21
Rami Slaieh	90	1	Israel	1,455,000	21
Ben Farrell	55	6	United Kingdom	1,450,000	21
Jeffrey Cormier	62	8	Canada	1,445,000	21
Stoyan Obreshkov	89	6	Bulgaria	1,445,000	21
Jack Sinclair	55	4	United Kingdom	1,435,000	21
Nariman Yaghmai	54	3	Iran	1,425,000	20
Georgios Zisimopoulos	83	4	Greece	1,380,000	20
Manig Loeser	66	1	United Kingdom	1,370,000	20
Alexander Freund	62	2	Austria	1,335,000	19
Alexander Sack	85	2	Germany	1,330,000	19
Elio Cuscusa	75	4	Italy	1,280,000	18
Joseph Serock	76	6	United States	1,280,000	18
Philippe Dauteuil	38	5	Canada	1,230,000	18
Anders Bisgaard	75	3	Denmark	1,220,000	17
Johannes Becker	80	7	Germany	1,205,000	17
Dietrich Fast	68	6	Germany	1,195,000	17
Sylvain Loosli	72	6	United Kingdom	1,195,000	17
Antti Halme	46	3	Finland	1,130,000	16
Hui-Chen Kuo	98	7	China	1,130,000	16
Sven Andersson	62	1	Sweden	1,115,000	16
Fabio Sperling	93	8	Germany	1,110,000	16
Andrei Kriazhev	68	1	Germany	1,090,000	16
Ryan Chamas	66	3	Canada	1,085,000	16
Igor Yaroshevskyy	45	2	Ukraine	1,075,000	15
Natalia Breviglieri	85	7	United Kingdom	1,070,000	15
Mark Vella	80	8	Malta	1,070,000	15
Julien Martini	54	6	France	1,030,000	15
Mihails Morozovs	83	7	Latvia	1,025,000	15
Paul Michaelis	80	2	Germany	930,000	13
Kjell Ove Dyb	72	7	Norway	925,000	13
Paraschos Stavridis	62	6	Greece	925,000	13
Gregorz Idziak	66	4	Poland	905,000	13
Micha Hoedemaker	76	5	Netherlands	850,000	12
Aristeidis Moschonas	81	8	Austria	850,000	12
Dimitros Farmakoulis	67	5	Greece	845,000	12
Eugenio Peralta	45	4	Italy	845,000	12
Ana Marquez	98	3	Spain	835,000	12
Giulio Mascolo	80	6	Italy	830,000	12
Padraig Parkinson	37	3	Ireland	810,000	12
Ihar Soika	62	5	Belarus	800,000	11
Erik Peters	45	8	Netherlands	750,000	11
Atanas Kavrakov	97	4	Bulgaria	710,000	10
Dario De Paz	63	5	Italy	640,000	9
Felix Nicolas Kandsorra	45	7	Germany	600,000	9
Christopher Kyriacou	45	6	United Kingdom	590,000	8
Kenny Hallaert	68	7	Belgium	580,000	8
Omer Yoruk	71	8	Germany	550,000	8
Jason Wheeler	90	2	Mexico	425,000	6
Ali Reza Fatehi	94	2	Iran	285,000	4
Martynas Vitkauskas	44	6	Lithuania	122,000	2