WSOP Circuit NLH Main Event Day 2 | WSOP International Circuit - WSOPC Rozvadov

WSOP Circuit NLH Main Event

Day 2 Completed

09-13-2021 00:45 UTC+1

Achegsei Leads Final 81 Players After Day 2; Kabrhel in Contention

Christian Zetzsche

Level 18 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

The 2021 WSOP International Circuit Rozvadov €1,700 Main Event is one step closer to crowning a champion. Out of a field of 912 entries, only 81 players remain in the mix for the biggest slice of the €1,342,920 prize pool. The money bubble burst in the final level of the night and two dozen contenders then headed to the rail before the chips were bagged and tagged.

Ahmad Achegsei soared into a big lead with a stack of 2,752,000 while his nearest follower Andrea Radicchi is more than 1.1 million in chips behind. The overnight top ten also includes recent WSOP bracelet winner Armando D'Avanzo, Emil Bise, and Szymon Wysocki.

Another name that will certainly ring a bell is two-time WSOP bracelet winner Martin Kabrhel. He entered and re-entered within the first two hours of the day and turned a very short stack into 788,000.

Top 10 in Chips After Day 2

Position	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Ahmad Achegsei	Germany	2,752,000	172
2	Andrea Radicchi	Italy	1,603,000	100
3	Petru Proca	Romania	1,380,000	86
4	Mourad Tounnouti	Netherlands	1,365,000	85
5	Armando D'Avanzo	Italy	1,355,000	85
6	Emil Bise	Switzerland	1,291,000	81
7	Simone Lombardo	Italy	1,221,000	76
8	Moncef Karoui	Tunisia	1,074,000	67
9	Alexey Mishuk	Israel	971,000	61
10	Szymon Wysocki	Poland	941,000	59

The late registration on Day 2 remained open for the first two levels and following break. Dozens of players joined the fray as the field was boosted from 763 to 912 entries, which ensured that the top 95 finishers would get paid. With such an influx of new entries, it took until the final level of the night to burst the money bubble. Romania's Ciprian Paunescu lost a flip with queens against the ace-king of Alexey Mishuk to become the last player to leave empty-handed.

During the early stages, Armando D'Avanzo jumped into the lead when he knocked out Dutchman Rolf Van Brug and remained near the top of the leaderboard for most of the day. Other big stacks were not as successful and came up shy of the money such as Nicola Angelini, Kevin Lemmens, Andrzej Jedryczka, and Flaviano Cammisuli,

Notables outside of the money also included Pascal Vos, Tobias Peters, Vivian Saliba, Pascal Vos, Ivo Donev, Eyal Bensimhon, King's regular Yehoda Cohen, Josef Gulas, and Aleksandar Tomovic. Once the bubble had burst, the field lost more than one dozen players in the money and Ahmad Achegsei jumped into the role of big chip leader after earning several bigger pots in quick succession. Among others, he knocked out Pascal Pflock with aces versus ace-king in a preflop contest.

The remaining 81 hopefuls will return to Europe's biggest poker arena on Monday, September 13 at 2pm local time. Returning blinds will be 8,000-16,000 with a big blind ante of 16,000. The penultimate tournament day will very likely aim to play down to the nine-handed final table. Stay tuned to find out who will make the cut then as the PokerNews team will be on site to provide as many of the key hands as possible.

Tags: Ahmad Achegsei Alexey Mishuk Andrea Radicchi Armando D'avanzo Ciprian Paunescu Emil Bise Eyal Bensimhon Flaviano Cammisuli Martin Kabrhel Pascal Pflock Szymon Wysocki Tobias Peters Vivian Saliba

09-13-2021 00:35 UTC+1

Day 3 Seat Draw

Christian Zetzsche

Level 18 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
37	1	Mark Bongaerts	Netherlands	338,000	21
37	3	Jan Joergensen	Denmark	167,000	10
37	4	Robert Kokoska	Czech Republic	427,000	27
37	5	Georgios Tsouloftas	Cyprus	823,000	51
37	6	Emil Bise	Switzerland	1,291,000	81
37	7	Hassan Sarris	Sweden	627,000	39
37	8	Milad Izadmousa	Germany	225,000	14

38	1	Anh Do	Czech Republic	545,000	34
38	2	Ahmad Achegsei	Germany	2,752,000	172
38	3	Dominik Paus	Germany	671,000	42
38	4	Andreas Puhl	Germany	857,000	54
38	5	Silma Macalou	France	125,000	8
38	6	Vasilios Ntoumos	Greece	263,000	16
38	8	Stephan Kohlstetter	Germany	368,000	23

39	1	Yusuf Oezkacar	Germany	562,000	35
39	2	Endravuz Lahdo	Switzerland	262,000	16
39	3	Van Hoa Dang	Germany	692,000	43
39	5	Murat Ayata	Turkey	395,000	25
39	6	Szymon Wysocki	Poland	941,000	59
39	7	Andrea Dato	Italy	868,000	54
39	8	Alexander Poizner	Germany	221,000	14

148	1	Karol Bogusz	Poland	390,000	24
148	2	Thomas Bichon	France	303,000	19
148	3	Raul Gutierrez Talavera	Spain	619,000	39
148	5	Marian Kubis	Slovakia	154,000	10
148	6	Nawroz Gaff	Germany	804,000	50
148	7	Petru Proca	Romania	1,380,000	86
148	8	Timothy Dearing	United Kingdom	438,000	27

149	1	Mihai Stinca	Belgium	688,000	43
149	2	Fatih Aydin	Netherlands	200,000	13
149	3	Eamon McNamee	Ireland	380,000	24
149	4	Shay Rozenbaum	Israel	403,000	25
149	5	Norbert Berent	Poland	114,000	7
149	6	Alkividais Kleanthis Stamatis	Greece	910,000	57
149	7	Pavel Sourek	Czech Republic	268,000	17
149	8	Mike Neuens	Luxembourg	779,000	49

150	1	Mourad Tounnouti	Netherlands	1,365,000	85
150	2	Yishay Bechor	Israel	148,000	9
150	3	Juergen Petelkau	Germany	266,000	17
150	4	Sami Karli	Germany	804,000	50
150	5	Andrei Nodea	Romania	321,000	20
150	6	Ilie Smintanca-Januszewski	Romania	541,000	34
150	8	Asaf Ben Zvi	Israel	695,000	43

151	1	Karo Nuri	Switzerland	846,000	53
151	2	Vangelis Kaimakamis	Greece	607,000	38
151	3	Vlastimil Pustina	Czech Republic	144,000	9
151	4	Martin Paap	Netherlands	381,000	24
151	5	Andrea Radicchi	Italy	1,603,000	100
151	6	Uri Gilboa	Israel	484,000	30
151	8	Yossi Eluz	Israel	303,000	19

163	1	Vincent De Neve	Germany	812,000	51
163	2	Silvio Giuliano	Italy	125,000	8
163	3	Ori Elul	Israel	353,000	22
163	4	Christophe Panetti	Switzerland	255,000	16
163	5	Alexey Mishuk	Israel	971,000	61
163	6	Antonio Flore	Italy	533,000	33
163	7	Valdir Cordeiro Dos Santos	Brazil	740,000	46
163	8	Daniel Studer	Switzerland	207,000	13

164	1	Sammy	Germany	585,000	37
164	2	Michail Tastanis	Greece	372,000	23
164	3	Rene Wuebbeke	Germany	817,000	51
164	4	Milad Oghabian	Netherlands	168,000	11
164	5	Mr. Bond	Germany	276,000	17
164	6	Mihail Popa	United Kingdom	70,000	4
164	7	Simone Lombardo	Italy	1,221,000	76
164	8	Gal Bar	Israel	644,000	40

165	2	Sandro Pitzanti	Netherlands	245,000	15
165	3	Armando D'Avanzo	Italy	1,355,000	85
165	4	Vincent Lamy	France	627,000	39
165	5	Sergio Somma	Italy	436,000	27
165	6	Paul Covaciu	Romania	757,000	47
165	7	Michel Molenaar	Netherlands	371,000	23
165	8	Aliaksandr Shylko	Belarus	184,000	12

166	1	Mark Huelk	Germany	677,000	42
166	2	Valeriu Galit	Republic of Moldova	123,000	8
166	3	Martin Kabrhel	Czech Republic	788,000	49
166	4	Andrea Ricci	Italy	571,000	36
166	5	Patrick Kallas	Jordan	149,000	9
166	6	Yehonatan Behor	Israel	360,000	23
166	7	Beno Giljon	Germany	282,000	18
166	8	Moncef Karoui	Tunisia	1,074,000	67

09-13-2021 00:13 UTC+1

End-of-Day 2 Counts (full)

Christian Zetzsche

Level 18 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
Ahmad Achegsei	2,752,000	52,000

Andrea Radicchi	1,603,000	1,023,000

Petru Proca	1,380,000	1,380,000

Mourad Tounnouti	1,365,000	115,000

Armando D'Avanzo	1,355,000	645,000

Emil Bise	1,291,000	341,000

Simone Lombardo	1,221,000	491,000

Moncef Karoui	1,074,000	384,000

Alexey Mishuk	971,000	131,000

Szymon Wysocki	941,000	91,000

Alkividais Kleanthis Stamatis	910,000	661,500

Andrea Dato	868,000	-2,000

Andreas Puhl	857,000	137,000

Karo Nuri	846,000	-354,000

Georgios Tsouloftas	823,000	303,000

Rene Wuebbeke	817,000	578,000

Vincent De Neve	812,000	162,000

Sami Karli	804,000	-236,000

Nawroz Gaff	804,000	-16,000

Martin Kabrhel	788,000	-12,000

Mike Neuens	779,000	79,000

Paul Covaciu	757,000	591,500

Valdir Cordeiro Dos Santos	740,000	553,500

Asaf Ben Zvi	695,000	195,000

Van Hoa Dang	692,000	92,000

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09-13-2021 00:00 UTC+1

Day 2 Completed

Christian Zetzsche

Level 18 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

Only 81 players remain and they have bagged and tagged for the night. Assorted counts are to follow, along with the recap of today's action.

09-12-2021 23:53 UTC+1

The Final Eliminations on Day 2

Christian Zetzsche

Level 18 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

As the last couple of hands have been completed, another four players departed. Almost all other contenders are currently busy counting and bagging their chips.

Player	Chips	Progress
Massimo De Mario	Busted

Andrzej Jedryczka	Busted

Djamal Boutaleb	Busted

Eric Lange	Busted

09-12-2021 23:47 UTC+1

Pflock Runs Into Aces

Christian Zetzsche

Level 18 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

Ahmad Achegsei opened to 40,000 and then instantly called the shove by Pascal Pflock for around 420,000, which Achegsei snap-called.

Pascal Pflock:
Ahmad Achegsei:

The runout left Pflock drawing dead on the turn and the massive stack of Achegsei grew even bigger.

Player	Chips	Progress
Ahmad Achegsei	2,700,000	600,000

Pascal Pflock	Busted

Tags: Ahmad Achegsei Pascal Pflock

09-12-2021 23:41 UTC+1

Five More Hands

Christian Zetzsche

Level 18 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

The clock has been stopped and they will be playing another five hands. A search for the potential chip leader likely won't be needed as Ahmad Achegsei has vaulted to a massive stack.

Player	Chips	Progress
Ahmad Achegsei	2,100,000	925,000

09-12-2021 23:35 UTC+1

Eleven Tables Remain

Christian Zetzsche

Level 18 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

There are currently eleven tables in play as the field has been whittled down to the final 87 contenders. Once there are ten minutes remaining on the clock, they will be drawing for the final hands of the night.

Player	Chips	Progress
Dimitri Huley	Busted

Elias Abou Saleh	Busted

Hao Liu	Busted

Dominik Siegl	Busted

09-12-2021 23:28 UTC+1

Dang Busts Pansier

Christian Zetzsche

Level 18 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

Van Hoa Dang check-raised the turn and Nino Junior Pansier was in the tank. The Dutchman eventually called with pocket sevens but needed help to avoid the elimination. Dang had the for the made straight and the river sent Pansier out in 90th place.

Player	Chips	Progress
Van Hoa Dang	600,000	300,000

Nino Junior Pansier	Busted