Main Event Day 2 | 2017 Unibet Open London

02-25-2017 13:20 UTC

Player	Chips	Progress
Terry Jordon	400,000 125,000	125,000
Kjetil Froytland	360,000 229,000	229,000
Robert Haigh	315,000 41,000	41,000
Giulio Mascolo	280,000 -47,600	-47,600
Hannu Matala Aho	270,000 112,100	112,100
Kelly Saxby	270,000 82,500	82,500
Krzysztof Jaguscik	265,000 130,600	130,600
Martin Gallagher	265,000
Rauno Tahvonen	260,000 164,600	164,600
Arno Simon	257,000 105,700	105,700
Kevin Barden	245,000 160,800	160,800
Antonio German	245,000 15,800	15,800
Matyas Csiszar	230,000 35,300	35,300
Wenbin Chen	225,000 -20,000	-20,000
Mateusz Moolhuizen	165,000 -11,000	-11,000

Player	Chips	Progress
Steve Watts	Busted

Player	Chips	Progress
Martin Hogarty	Busted
Andrew Hills	Busted

Jie Min Toh	Busted
Hashem Hassanzadeh	Busted
Daniel Wood	Busted
Krzysztof Stuchlik	Busted
Rahim Tadjsaadat	Busted
Rifat Palevic	Busted

Piotr Kuszczak	Busted
Hamid Rowshanaei	Busted
Cuong Tran	Busted
Jan Kebler	Busted
Carlos Sanchez Diaz	Busted
Krishna Nagaraju	Busted
Kent Lindberg	Busted
Ilari Takhokallio	Busted
Valtteri Komulainen	Busted
Jussi Perlinen	Busted
Andrew Abernethy	Busted
George McDonald	Busted
Pekka Ikonen	Busted
Tommy Skarbo	Busted
Adam Milewski	Busted
Damian Porebski	Busted
Daniel Rudd	Busted

Mateusz Moolhuizen Eliminated

Yori Epskamp

Level 12 : 1,500/3,000, 500 ante

Mateusz Moolhuizen, Winner of Unibet Antwerp 2015

We caught the tail end of a massive hand between Mateusz Moolhuizen and Vishal Maini, which left the two-time Unibet Open winner with nothing after the dust had settled.

According to Maini, the hand went as follows. Maini raised in early position and Moolhuizen defended his big blind. On the flop, Moolhuizen checked, Maini bet 5,000 into a pot of 19,000 and Moolhuizen called.

The turn was the and Moolhuizen checked again. Maini bet 15,000 and Moolhuizen check-raised to 45,000. The Brit smooth-called the raise in position.

On the river, Moolhuizen thought for a while before shoving all in around 80,000. Maini snap-called and had Moolhuizen slightly covered.

Mateusz Moolhuizen:
Vishal Maini:

It was a case of ill timing for Moolhuizen, who ran into the stone cold nuts. With the scalp, Maini skyrocketed to 290,000 and Moolhuizen quickly left the tournament area.

Player	Chips	Progress
Vishal Maini	290,000 195,000	195,000
Mateusz Moolhuizen	Busted

Tags: Mateusz Moolhuizen Vishal Maini

02-25-2017 14:00 UTC

Photos Day 2

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Photos by Tambet Kask/Unibet Open.

02-25-2017 14:01 UTC

Break

Yori Epskamp

Level 12 : 1,500/3,000, 500 ante

The players are on their first 15-minute break of the day.

02-25-2017 14:17 UTC

Bust

Yori Epskamp

Level 12 : 1,500/3,000, 500 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
William Davies	Busted
Michael Dunleavy	Busted
Antti Salmela	Busted
Marcel Buissink	Busted
Vytautas Stonkus	Busted
Krisztian Kuti	Busted
Neophytos Neophytou	Busted
Eirik Lunde	Busted
Fredrik Andersson	Busted
Jakob Linden	Busted
David Barnes	Busted
Mika Kakkonen	Busted
Kayhan Mokri	Busted
Rehman Kassam	Busted

Level: 13

Blinds: 2,000/4,000

Ante: 500

02-25-2017 14:34 UTC

Counts

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Level 13 : 2,000/4,000, 500 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
[Removed:158]	550,000 85,000	85,000
Martin Gallagher	450,000 185,000	185,000
Kjetil Froytland	380,000 20,000	20,000
Tamer Kamel	380,000 267,200	267,200
Wenbin Chen	350,000 125,000	125,000
Fabio Miranda	300,000 139,400	139,400
Rauno Tahvonen	300,000 40,000	40,000
Zoltan Barabas	200,000 74,400	74,400
Benjamin Pollak	180,000 36,600	36,600
Francis Foord-Brown	150,000 69,800	69,800
Kelly Saxby	75,000 -195,000	-195,000

02-25-2017 14:51 UTC

Jordon Under Maximum Pressure

Yori Epskamp

Level 13 : 2,000/4,000, 500 ante

Arno Simon raised to 9,000 in middle position. Wenbin Chen three-bet to 22,000 from the cutoff. Terry Jordon cold-called from the small blind and Simon called as well.

The flop came down and Jordon led out 30,000. Simon called and Chen folded after some thought. Jordon checked the turn to Simon, who bet 45,000. The start-of-the-day chipleader came along with the call.

The river was the and Jordon checked again.

"All-in", the Frenchman said within mere seconds.

Simon had Jordon covered, and the Brit was facing a decision for his tournament life seven places before the bubble. It was 152,000 to call for Jordon, who thought for nearly four minutes before open-folding .