2023 Winamax Sismix

Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info

2023 Winamax Sismix

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
k4
Prize
1,000,000 MAD
Event Info
Buy-in
5,500 MAD
Prize Pool
10,450,000 MAD
Entries
1,900
Level Info
Level
43
Blinds
250,000 / 500,000
Ante
500,000
Players Info - Day 1a
Entries
421
Players Left
71

Tsunamy Leads With One Million Chips As SISMIX Main Event Day 1a Concludes

Level 18 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante
Javier Tsunamy
Javier Tsunamy

Day 1a of the €500 (5,500 Dirham) Winamax SISMIX Main Event, running at the Casino de Marrakech in the El Saadi Resort, has now concluded.

There were a total of 421 entrants on Day 1a. Of those, 71 made it through to Day 2 and into the money.

Javier Tsunamy is the end of day chip leader with 1,000,000 chips. Tsunamy climbed through the ranks as the day progressed and was responsible for busting Mohamed Ali Houssam on the bubble of the tournament. Whatever happens in the remaining flights, Tsunamy will return as a serious contender on Day 2.

Mehdi Lebbadi-Breteau finished Day 1a close behind in second place with 950,000 chips. He has only a few recorded live cashes to his name and so is well positioned to pick up his biggest ever cash when he returns to the felt.

In third place is Winamax pro Pierre Calamusa with 750,000 chips. In fourth place is another Winamax pro, Davidi Kitai, who bagged 680,000 chips. Abderrahim Ineflas rounds out the top five with 665,000 chips.

Day 1a Top Ten Chip Counts

RANKPLAYERCOUNTRYCHIP COUNTBLINDS
1Javier TsunamySpain1 000 000167
2Mehdi Lebbadi-BreteauFrance950 000158
3Pierre CalamusaFrance750 000125
4Davidi KitaiBelgium680 000113
5Abderrahim IneflasFrance665 000111
6Sion MadarFrance578 00096
7Valentin PinaultFrance573 00096
8Confia88 566 00094
9Christophe BeyerFrance558 00093
10Flaviano CammisuliItaly553 00092
Pierre Calamusa
Pierre Calamusa

There are several other notable players who made it through the field. Twitch streamer Hadrien Gallois, known online as ‘zchance44’ finished in 22nd place with a decent stack. EPT Monte Carlo winner Nicolas Dumont also made it through, as did WSOP bracelet winner Alexandre Reard.

Day 1b is set to kick off tomorrow, May 26, at noon local time. The structure remains the same, with 30-minute blind levels and 50,000 starting stacks. That will be the second of four starting flights, with Day 2 taking place on Sunday May 28.

PokerNews will be bringing live coverage of from the tournament floor for the duration of the event. Stay tuned to follow Day 1b and see who will join Tsunamy at the top of the table.

Sismix
Sismix

Tags: Alexandre ReardChristophe BeyerDavidi KitaiFlaviano CammisuliHadrien GalloisJavier TsunamyMehdi Lebbadi-BreteauMohamed Ali HoussamNicolas DumontPierre CalamusaSion MadarValentin Pinault

Bubble Drama; Tadini Survives, Houssam Busts, Tsunamy Takes Chip Lead

Level 18 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante
Mohamed Houssam
Mohamed Houssam

Players, media and spectators gathered round as the official bubble hands were played out. Over on one table, Anas Tadini was all in for 120,000 and was called by Mehdi Lebbadi-Breteau, who had a much bigger stack.

Anas Tadini: 64
Mehdi Lebbadi-Breteau: AQ

It looked like Tadini would be eliminated, but the board ran out J2245. That gave Lebbadi-Breteau a pair of fours on the turn, which was enough for him to double up and survive to make Day 2.


Over on the other table, Mohamed Ali Houssam was all in with a short stack and was called by Javier Tsunamy in the big blind.

Mohamed Ali Houssam: 32
Javier Tsunamy: 92

The board ran out Q25108 to give both players a pair of deuces. Tsunamy's nine kicker played, meaning Houssam was eliminated on the stone cold bubble.

Tsunamy, meanwhile, finishes Day 1a as the chip leader and will return with a decent opportunity to make a run of it on Day 2.

Javier Tsunamy, credit Guillaume Grob
Javier Tsunamy, credit Guillaume Grob
Player Chips Progress
Javier Tsunamy es
Javier Tsunamy
1,020,000 970,000
Anas Tadini ma
Anas Tadini
260,000 -100,000
Mohamed Ali Houssam
Mohamed Ali Houssam
Busted

Tags: Anas TadiniJavier TsunamyMehdi Lebbadi-BreteauMohamed Ali Houssam

Moreno Improves to Set and Doubles Up Through Tadini

Level 16 : Blinds 2,000/4,000, 4,000 ante
Anas Tadini
Anas Tadini

Anas Tadini raised to 8,000 and picked up a call before Rudy Moreno moved all in for 49,000. Tadini made the call and the other player got out of the way. Two players flipped their cards, with Moreno at risk.

Rudy Moreno: JJ
Anas Tadini: K9

Moreno was well ahead preflop with his pocket jacks and the board ran out 35J109 to give him a set of jacks on the flop. Tadini was calling out for his backdoor straight as the river fell, but ultimately it was Moreno who claimed the pot for the double up.

Player Chips Progress
Mehdi Lebbadi-Breteau
Mehdi Lebbadi-Breteau
770,000 160,000
Anas Tadini ma
Anas Tadini
360,000 40,000
Rudy Moreno fr
Rudy Moreno
120,000 120,000

Tags: Anas TadiniRudy Moreno

Baumann Doubles Up After Turning Trips

Level 16 : Blinds 2,000/4,000, 4,000 ante
Gaëlle Baumann
Gaëlle Baumann

Following an early position raise, Guillaume Rager called and Gaëlle Baumann called in the big blind.

The flop came K610 and action checked to Rager, who bet out for 15,000. Baumann moved all in for 33,000 and Rager made the call. Players flipped their cards, with Baumann at risk.

Gaëlle Baumann: J10
Guillaume Rager: KQ

Rager had top pair with his pair of kings. Baumann had middle pair and was drawing thin to catch up. The turn came the 10 to give Baumann trip tens.

The river was a blank, the 9, meaning Baumann held for the double up.

Player Chips Progress
Guillaume Rager
Guillaume Rager
110,000 42,000
Gaëlle Baumann fr
Gaëlle Baumann
Winamax
90,000

Tags: Gaëlle BaumannGuillaume Rager

Calamusa Holds For the Double Up

Level 12 : Blinds 1,000/2,000, 2,000 ante
Pierre Calamusa
Pierre Calamusa

Pierre Calamusa found himself all in against Abderrahim Ineflas preflop, with Calamusa at risk and photographers stood in sight to capture the moment.

Pierre Calamusa: KJ
Abderrahim Ineflas: K8

The flop was 1042. At this point, Ineflas had picked up a flush draw and Calamusa stood up in anticipation of what was to come, seemingly ready to leave the table.

The turn came the 4 and the river was the 7. Ineflas faded his flush draw and Calamusa held with king high. He sat back down in disbelief as he scooped over the chips for the double up.

Player Chips Progress
Abderrahim Ineflas fr
Abderrahim Ineflas
102,000 102,000
Pierre Calamusa fr
Pierre Calamusa
Winamax
48,000 48,000

Tags: Pierre Calamusa

Cohuet Makes Full House to Double Up

Level 9 : Blinds 600/1,200, 1,200 ante
Estelle Cohuet
Estelle Cohuet

Estelle Cohuet was all in preflop against Ringo Stimac, with Cohuet the player at risk with the slightly shorter stack. Players flipped their cards.

Estelle Cohuet: QQ
Ringo Stimac: A10

The board ran out 10KAKQ. Stimac hit two pair on the flop, leaving Cohuet drawing thin.

The river brought her the joy she was looking for as she gasped out in surprise. She hit a full house with her queens on the river to double up. Stimac was left with a stack that puts him firmly in the danger zone.

Player Chips Progress
Estelle Cohuet fr
Estelle Cohuet
Winamax
66,000 16,000
Ringo Stimac fr
Ringo Stimac
9,000 9,000

Tags: Estelle CohuetRingo Stimac

Tony You Makes Quads and Doubles Up

Level 8 : Blinds 500/1,000, 1,000 ante
Flaviano Cammisuli
Flaviano Cammisuli

Tony You raised from the button and Flaviano Cammisuli three-bet. Tony You wouldn't have had much behind if he'd have called and so he pushed all in for his remaining stack. Cammisuli quickly called and players flipped the cards on their backs.

Tony You: 66
Flaviano Cammisuli: AK

The board ran out 10K66A. Cammisuli did manage to pair up on the flop and make two pair by the river. His hand was no good, however, as You had hit a set of sixes on the flop and turned quads to seal the deal. He doubled up and left Cammisuli in the danger zone.

Player Chips Progress
Tony You
Tony You
57,000 28,000
Flaviano Cammisuli it
Flaviano Cammisuli
3,500 -28,500

Tags: Flaviano CammisuliTony You

Chilaud Makes Full House Against Opponent's Straight

Level 7 : Blinds 400/800, 800 ante
Maxime Chilaud
Maxime Chilaud

Action was on the river after postflop betting had already inflated the pot. The board was 2Q8108.

Maxime Chilaud moved all in and his opponent, nicknamed TitoAlber, made the call. TitoAlber had marginally more chips, meaning Chilaud was the player with all his chips in the middle.

Maxime Chilaud: 810
TitoAlber: J9

TitoAlber had a straight, but Chilaud had hit two pair on the turn and made his full house on the river. He scooped a huge pot to bring his stack to over 100,000 chips and leave TitoAlber with barely anything behind.

The next hand, TitoAlber moved all in and was called by Chilaud. TitoAlber had Q10 and Chilaud had K3. TitoAlber made a straight on the river to double up. He survives for another round.

Player Chips Progress
Maxime Chilaud fr
Maxime Chilaud
101,000 101,000

Tags: Maxime Chilaud

Lamagnere Eliminates Chaponnais With Two Pair

Level 6 : Blinds 300/700, 700 ante
Matthieu Lamagnere
Matthieu Lamagnere

Matthieu Lamagnere raised from early position and Nicolas Chaponnais reraised to 3,700. Lamagnere called and two players went to the flop.

The flop came A210. Lamagnere checked and Chaponnais bet 3,000, which Lamagnere called.

The turn was the 5. Lamagnere checked again and Chaponnais bet 8,000. Lamagnere came over the top with a shove all in, putting Chaponnais at risk for the rest of his stack. Chaponnais made the call and players flipped their cards.

Nicolas Chaponnais: AJ
Matthieu Lamagnere: A5

Chaponnais had a pair of aces with the jack kicker, as well as the nut flush draw. Lamagnere had made two pair with aces and fives.

The river was a blank, the 9. Lamagnere held and Chaponnais was eliminated from the tournament.

Player Chips Progress
Matthieu Lamagnere fr
Matthieu Lamagnere
82,000 82,000
Nicolas Chaponnais
Nicolas Chaponnais
Busted

Tags: Matthieu LamagnereNicolas Chaponnais

Cammisuli Flops Set and Doubles Up

Level 6 : Blinds 300/700, 700 ante
Flaviano Cammisuli
Flaviano Cammisuli

Tony You raised from early position and Flaviano Cammisuli moved all in for 14,200. You made the call and Cammisuli was the player at risk.

Flaviano Cammisuli: 77
Tony You: AJ

The board ran out 7Q4K8. Cammisuli flopped a set of sevens and, despite You picking up a flush draw and backdoor straight, he held for the double up.

Player Chips Progress
Flaviano Cammisuli it
Flaviano Cammisuli
32,000 32,000
Tony You
Tony You
29,000 29,000

Tags: Flaviano CammisuliTony You