The shortest stack coming into Day 2, Mateusz Moolhuizen, has already doubled and then some.
One of the first hands of the day he pushed his 9,700 in and received no calls. Not much later he had 14,200 and moved in from first position, commenting "Let's go!" while pushing his chips forward.
His next door neighbor, Age Spets, asked for a count and called. All other players folded.
Day 2 of the Unibet Open Copenhagen starts at noon, in 75 minutes, and it's going to be an exciting one. 134 players remain and only a total of 53 players will walk away a winner. That means 81 players are going home empty handed, so there's a lot on the line today.
The goal, however, isn't just to play down to the money and call it quits. No, the objective is to reach a final table. It's going to be a long and nerve–racking day, so much is sure.
Chip leader coming in is Haci Bayram from Denmark. He built his 30,000 starting stack into a chip fortress worth 285,500. That gives him a good 142 big blinds to start the day as the first level on the schedule is 1,000/2,000 with a 300 ante.
Short stack going in is 2-time Unibet Open champion Mateusz Moolhuizen. He flew from Barcelona to Copenhagen to chase his third title but with just 9,700 in chips to start the day, he's as far away as anyone from obtaining that feat.
The Unibet Open Copenhagen continues at 12 and PokerNews will be on the floor for all of it.
and Moolhuizen doubled.
