100 Players Remain for Day 2 of the 2015 Unibet Open Antwerp
In half an hour from now at 12:00 local time, the "De Shop" in Antwerp welcomes back the 100 hopefuls out of a 321-entry strong field for Day 2 of the €1,100 Unibet Open Main Event in the "Diamond City" in Belgium. Less than one third of the field remains and as many of the participants will make the money with the top 36 spots receiving at least €2,087.
Day 1a chip leader Niko Koop maintained the top spot with his massive stack of 385,000 while 2013 Irish Open champion Ian Simpson (292,800) and 2011 Unibet Open Malta champion Mateusz Moolhuizen (274,900) complete the overnight podium. Other notables with above-average stacks include David Janssen (202,400), Morgan Wald (173,600), Matthias de Clercq (163,000), Bert Geens (150,800), Tobias Peters (147,600), Laurens de Smet (128,300) and Johan Verhagen (121,700).
Also still in are Marcel "the Flying Dutchman" Luske (101,300), Pieter de Korver (72,900), Micha Hoedemaker (68,800), Rolf Slotboom (64,500), Ruben Visser (63,600), Farid Chati (52,500), Philip Meulyzer (51,000), Raoul Refos (40,600), Pascal Vos (27,400) and 2013 Unibet Open Cannes champion Quentin Lecomte. Most of them will be under more pressure when play resumes with level 11 and blinds of 1,200-2,400 and a running ante of 300.
As of the third level of the day, there will also be a live stream of the feature table on the Unibet Twitch and Youtube accounts with a security delay of 30 minutes. The PokerNews live reporting team will provide text updates until the winner is crowned tomorrow, so don't miss out on the action and tune back in regularly.
. A continuation bet of Peters was called and the 
came on the turn. Peters fired 13,700 and Luske moved all in for 83,300.
and Luske turned over his 
for a set. The blank 
river put a huge dent into the stack of Peters and he fell all the way back to almost starting stack.
on a board of 
and then got it in with 
of Jessy Marillaud.
and that was it for the Frenchman.
from the cutoff via four-bet shove and Jorgen Jerneskog looked him up from one seat over with the 
turn and the 
was just a formality.
turn was of no help, but the 
against the 
of Ram and then called the shove of Claes for 33,000 in the big blind with 
. Claes had 
flop where the Dutchman got his stack in with 
and jumped into the lead.