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WSOPE Pulkit Goyal leads Day 1B of Mini Main Event Poker
Team Gutshot
Posted on 18 Oct, 2019
By Team Gutshot
On 18 Oct, 2019
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By Team Gutshot
On 18 Oct, 2019
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WSOPE: Pulkit Goyal leads Day 1B of Mini Main Event


King’s Casino, Rozvadov is jammed with poker players, juggling their way to grab a prestigious World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE) gold bracelet. Day 1B of Event #3 wrapped up yesterday and yet another player made the most of the day. Indian contender Pulkit Goyal bagged the largest stack pushing several hopefuls down the list.

The €1,350 Mini Main Event attracted a total number of 214 entries all chipping in €1,350 buy-in. As the battle intensified, only 43 competitors managed to bag at the end of the day. Goyal lifted 1,518,000 chips and made it to the books yesterday evening. Day 1B was in favour of both countrymates including Nitin Jain who battled his way up the list to rest in 6th position for bagging an impressive 801,000 chips.

Goyal earned his career-best live cash of $36k in the 2019 Tips and Kenta Main Event, Rozvadov for finishing 5th. He is a frequent face at King’s Casino and in addition to this, he did well in the 2019 WSOP Circuit Mini Main Event for finishing in 8th earlier this month.

One must not miss out on champion players progressing to Day 2 including the recent WSOPE Event #1 Opener winner Renat Bohdanov with 673,000 chips, number 1 player in France’s All-Time money list Bertrand Grospellier with 596,000 chips, and the 1st place player in Spain’s All-Time money list Adrian Mateos with 57,000 chips.

Other known players who took a shot at this flight but were not fortunate enough to progress include Barak Wisbrod, Sebastian Langrock, Asi Moshe, Mykhailo Gutyi, Timur Margolin and Dash Dudley and Indian contender Tarun Goyal.

Day 1B top 10 chip counts

  1. Pulkit Goyal – 1,518,000
  2. Steffen Do – 847,000
  3. Gerardo Giammugnani – 809,000
  4. Maria Lampropulos – 804,000
  5. Zhong Chen – 802,000
  6. Nitin Jain – 801,000
  7. Dragos Trofimov – 776,000
  8. Daniel Jordi – 768,000
  9. Bogdan Munteanu – 754,000
  10. Rafi Elharar – 703,000

The survivors of both flights will combine for Day 2, scheduled to commence on Saturday (19 October) at 1 pm local time.

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