2024 WSOP-C Paris

€1,200 Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info

2024 WSOP-C Paris

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
a2
Prize
€150,000
Event Info
Buy-in
€1,200
Prize Pool
€1,064,448
Entries
1,056
Level Info
Level
36
Blinds
250,000 / 500,000
Ante
500,000
Players Info - Day 2
Entries
455
Players Left
88

€1,200 WSOP Circuit Paris Main Event Day 2 Begins at 1 P.M.

2024 WSOP Circuit Paris Main Event
2024 WSOP Circuit Paris Main Event

After ten levels played on all four flights, it's time for Day 2 of the €1,200 WSOP Circuit Paris Main Event, here at the Stade Jean-Bouin in Paris. A total of 950 entrants have been recorded so far, with 349 players successfully qualifying for Day 2.

Out of these players, France's Sabare Atmani bagged the overall chip lead with 585,000, which is fifty big blinds more than Mohamed Aissani, who is second in chips with 535,000. Paul Runcan (423,500) also reached the Top 10, as well as WSOP bracelet winner and Day 1b chip leader Tobias Peters (349,000).

€1,200 WSOP Circuit Paris Main Event Day 1s Top 10

RankPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Sabare AtmaniFrance585,000293
2Mohamed AissaniFrance485,000243
3Paul RuncanRomania423,500212
4Guillaume WalchFrance419,500210
5Vincent MontesFrance393,500197
6David HuNetherlands357,000179
7Tobias PetersNetherlands349,500175
8Sidi TouradFrance343,000172
9Kostynian KostiantynFrance340,500170

In the chase for his eighth WSOP-C ring, Sonny Franco will be back on Day 2 with 281,000 chips and 100 big blinds, as well as Kuljinder Sidhu (218,000), Frédéric Delval (205,500), and Mathieu Di Meglio (200,000). EPT champion Nicolas Dumont bagged 184,000 chips after his Day 1, and he is followed by Louis Linard (168,000), €550 WSOP-C Paris Cup winner Samuel Fournier (166,000), Omar Lakhdari (163,000), and Mourad Amokrane (147,500).

Kalidou Sow also qualified for Day 2 with 131,000 chips and an average stack, as did Laurent Polito (129,000), Fabrice Bigot (126,000), Jerome Sgorrano (120,500), and Danut Chisu (120,000).

Finally, players like Antonin Teisseire (106,500), Miroslav Alilovic (100,500), Alexandre Reard (76,000), Tommy Nguyen (75,000), Pierre Merlin (63,500), his friend Gregory Fournier (60,500), Fabio Peluso (53,500), Thomas Santerne (41,000), and Arnaud Enselme (40,000) have shortest stacks. However, if they are eliminated in the first two levels of the day, they still have a chance to re-enter as late registration closes at the end of Level 12.

Antonin Teisseire
Antonin Teisseire

Day 2 resumes at 1:00 p.m. local time with blinds of 1,000/2,000 and a 2,000 big blind ante. Levels will be 60-minute long, and full details of the prize pool and payouts will be confirmed once late registration has closed.

Be sure to stay tuned to PokerNews for all your coverage, as we start to progress towards the business end of the tournament.

Tags: Alexandre ReardAntonin TeisseireArnaud EnselmeDanut ChisuDavid HuFabio PelusoFabrice BigotFrédéric DelvalGregory FournierGuillaume WalchJerome SgorranoKalidou SowKuljinder SidhuLouis LinardMathieu Di MeglioMiroslav AlilovicMohamed AissaniMourad AmokraneNicolas DumontOmar LakhdariPaul RuncanPierre MerlinSabare AtmaniSamuel FournierSidi TouradSonny FrancoThomas SanterneTobias PetersTommy NguyenVincent Montes