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WPT Grand Prix de Paris: French Musician Tops Day 1b
The second day of the WPT Grand Prix de Paris main event saw a field of 228 players. It was a very slow day, with nobody really willing to put their entire stack at risk. On the final 30-minute level, five or six players had about 100k each and battled for the top spot.
When the tournament crew called it a day, after about 14 hours of play, 143 players had chips left and the French composor and singer-songwriter Gregoire Boissenot was in the lead with 95,000 chips – about 130,200 chips behind Day 1a chip leader Jacques Enjoubault.
194 players will return to the tables in a few hours and continue the road towards the final table. Day 2 will defiantly be more interesting and action-filled than Day 1b because notables such as Juha Helppi, Theo Jorgensen and Justin Bonomo (all from Day 1a with healthy stacks) will be participating. We will return tomorrow morning with a recap of Day 2. Stay tuned!
source: bankrollmob.com
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WPT Grand Prix de Paris: 63 Players Ready For Day 3
Day 2 of World Poker Tour Grand Prix de Paris has now come to an end. The day started with 143 players (we got the numbers wrong yesterday) and ended with 63 after some really exciting and wonderful four levels of poker.
Philipp “Philbort” Gruissem will bring the largest stack (280,600) to the tables today, and there are many well-known faces with healthy stacks in the remaining squad. Just to mention a few: Juha Helppi (222,800), Faraz Jaka (157,400), Jason Mercier (140,700), David Benyamine (137,600) and Theo Jorgensen (126,900).
Philipp “Philbort” GruissemThe money bubble will burst when 27 players remain – all players will then be guaranteed at least $17,154 each. The winner of the tournament will take home bank-busting $515,720, and the runner-up gets $341,149!
source: bankrollmob.com
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