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Lukas Klima leads Day 2 of WSOP Fall Opener

The World Series of Poker (WSOP) Circuit Fall Opener is a tournament taking place in King’s Casino, Rozvadov. Yesterday saw another day of starting flights, Day 1D, Day 1E and then eventually Day 2. With quite a small number of entries so far, we’re expecting better turnouts for the rest of the WSOP Circuit series.

Yesterday saw the conclusion of Day 2 with a bigger field this time. A massive number of 473 players (including 94 re-entries) entered the tournament for a buy-in of €299 and a guaranteed prize pool of €200,000. The champion will win the biggest prize of the night along with one of the 15 gold rings that the series is offering.

Bagging the largest stack of 532,500 chips from Day 2 was once again, the chip leader from Day 1A, Lukas Klima of the Czech Republic. The massive field narrowed down to 68 progressing to Day 3. No Indian player was seen so far in the tournament, but the event was decorated with players from other nations.

Day 2 Top 10 chip counts:

1. Lukas Klima – 532,500
2. Nenad Jovanovic – 510,000
3. Sergei Kharlamov – 422,000
4. Daniel Szymanski – 420,000
5. Ionut Alexandru Decher – 411,000
6. Rene Crha – 394,000
7. Michael Horn – 375,000
8. Jaroslav Peter – 374,000
9. Adam Shriki – 358,500
10. Ondrej Mar – 347,000

Before Day 2 was Day 1D and Day 1E, with another set of 154 entries (including 35 re-entries) coming in on Day 1D. Topping this field was Nenad Jovanovic from Germany who progressed with 510,000 chips. Only a small chunk of 22 players paved their journey to witness Day 2.

This was followed by Day 1E which attracted a total of 158 players (including 35 re-entries) but only a handful of 24 participants progressed. It was Daniel Szymanski who bagged 420,000 chips topping the survivor’s field at King’s Casino.  Szymanski was last recorded as the champion of No Limit Hold’em Turbo Cool Down, WSOP Circuit Berlin.

Chip leaders from respective flights

1. Day 1A and Day 2 – Lukas Klima
2. Day 1B – Luc Glodt
3. Day 1C – Ionut Alexandru Decher
4. Day 1D – Nenad Jovanovic
5. Day 1E – Daniel Szymanski

After the final table, the most awaited series is the WSOP Europe in 2019 which will include the €10,000 buy-in Main Event, featuring a €5 million guarantee, that has two starting flights on October 25th and 26th. The event guarantees €22+ million in the prize pool.

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Image courtesy: King’s Casino

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