2023 WSOP Europe

Event #4: €2,000 Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 2
Event Info

2023 WSOP Europe

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
a654
Prize
€91,183
Event Info
Buy-in
€2,000
Prize Pool
€362,045
Entries
206
Level Info
Level
28
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
100,000
Players Info - Day 2
Players Left
1

Anson Tsang, Omar Eljach Try to Go Back-to-Back on Day 2 of Event #4: €2,000 Pot-Limit Omaha

Anson Tsang
Anson Tsang

The official name of this tournament on the 2023 World Series of Poker Europe schedule is Event #4: €2,000 Pot-Limit Omaha, but it might as well be known as the “Anson Tsang Invitational.”

Not only has the Hong Kong native won this event twice since 2018, including capturing his third WSOP bracelet last year, but he also finished sixth in 2019. Tsang was back in King’s Resort in Rozvadov yesterday, fresh off yet another final-table run in the €550 Pot-Limit Omaha event, and only 45 players separate him from a repeat performance when Day 2 begins at 3 p.m. local time.

Tsang, though, will have his work cut out for him as he’s one of the shorter stacks with 67,000. So is Omar Eljach, who is also chasing his own back-to-back run. Eljach won his second bracelet yesterday, jumped straight into this event, and ended up with 64,000 entering Day 2. The reigning WSOP Europe Main Event champion has won two of the last three bracelets handed out here in Rozvadov, and if he manages to build up a stack today he can do something no one has done since Phil Hellmuth three decades ago: win a WSOP bracelet on consecutive days.

Omar Eljach
Omar Eljach

Eljach and Tsang, as well as the rest of the 46 surviving players from a starting field of 206, are looking up at Farid Jattin. The Colombia-born, Miami-based pro ended up as the first-day chip leader in this event for the second year in a row and looks to better his seventh-place finish from 2022. Jattin has 37 WSOP cashes and four final tables in his career but is still looking for his first bracelet as he takes a stack of 734,000 chips into the event’s final day.

Farid Jattin
Farid Jattin

Zhengfa Ye (617,000), Salih Atac (571,000), Gab Yong Kim (560,000), and Pascal Foged (458,000) are his closest challengers on the leaderboard. In addition to Tsang and Eljach, several bracelet winners can add another to their collection today including Barny Boatman (157,000), Dario Alioto (145,000), and Renji Mao (89,000). Other players still in the hunt include Dorel Eldabach (352,000) and Patrik Jaros (201,000).

Top 10 Chip Counts

RankPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Farid JattinColombia734,000147
2Zhengfa YeAustria617,000123
3Salih AtacCzech Republic571,000114
4Gab Yong KimSouth Korea560,000112
5Pascal FogedGermany458,00092
6Mats NylanderSweden392,00078
7Namhyung KimSouth Korea356,00071
8Dorel EldabachIsrael352,00070
9Pavel IzotovBelarus324,00065
10Hokyiu LeeHong Kong308,00062

The action on Day 2 picks up on Level 15 with blinds of 3,000-5,000 and a 5,000 big blind ante. Levels are once again 40-minutes long. The plan is to play down to a winner, but first they must burst the money bubble. Only the top 31 finishers will guarantee themselves a payday, with the champion earning €91,183 and the prestigious WSOP gold bracelet. The final table will be streamed on an hour delay on the King’s official YouTube channel.

A bracelet awaits one lucky player by the end of today, and PokerNews will follow the journey the entire way and provide live updates until a champion is crowned.

Tags: Anson TsangBarny BoatmanDario AliotoDorel EldabachFarid JattinGab Yong KimOmar EljachPascal FogedPatrik JarosRenji MaoSalih AtacZhengfa Ye

Day 2 Seat Draw

TableSeatPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1231Quirin ZechGermany157,00031
1232Marc PalatzkyGermany282,00056
1233Zhengfa YeAustria617,000123
1234Alexi SkoulosSweden84,00017
1235Wing Po LiuHong Kong205,00041
1237Fabian RolliSwitzerland184,00037
1238Van MarcusAustralia136,00027
      
1241Marcel GrubingerGermany113,00023
1242Renji MaoChina89,00018
1243Goran UrumovicSweden162,00032
1244Guy GoossensBelgium160,00032
1245Pavel IzotovBelarus324,00065
1246Simon TaberhamUnited Kingdom58,00012
1247Eran CarmiIsrael201,00040
1248Gab Yong KimSouth Korea560,000112
      
1251Marian CoceaRomania144,00029
1252Mats NylanderSweden392,00078
1253Anson TsangHong Kong67,00013
1254Levan RcheulishviliGeorgia228,00046
1255Hokyiu LeeChina308,00062
1256Tobias PetersNetherlands166,00033
1257Barny BoatmanUnited Kingdom157,00031
1258Aaron DuczakCanada96,00019
      
1261Daniel SmuskovicsGermany107,00021
1263Alfredo Vega MeisterSpain152,00030
1264Nino PansierNetherlands237,00047
1265Farid JattinColombia734,000147
1266Patrik JarosCzechia201,00040
1267Dorel EldabachIsrael352,00070
1268Kasparas KlezysLithuania141,00028
      
1271Tomasz KozubPoland271,00054
1272Raf De WeverBelgium138,00028
1273Filip LovricSweden291,00058
1274Dario AliotoItaly145,00029
1275Omar EljachSweden64,00013
1276Bruno StefanelliItaly176,00035
1277Salih AtacSwitzerland571,000114
1278Matthias WieserGermany113,00023
      
1281Markus AnheierGermany53,00011
1282Wooram ChoSouth Korea149,00030
1283Namhyung KimSouth Korea356,00071
1284Mick HederDenmark275,00055
1285Christopher BackCanada172,00034
1286Aibek LekerovKazakhstan132,00026
1287Jose Manuel PlanellsSpain92,00018
1288Pascal FogedGermany458,00092

Event #4: €2,000 Pot Limit Omaha

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