Day 2 of the EPT National Will Get Underway at Midday

In the past two days, 721 runners in three starting flights have entered the National tournament. Of those, 108 have made it through. Day 1c that took place yesterday had the biggest field, so it's no surprise that the biggest stacks overall were produced in that flight.

The reigning champion Matous Houzvicek will start in the lead after he amassed a whopping 694,000 by the time the bubble burst after 10 minutes of Level 18. He is certainly the man to catch but some players are in a better position to do so, namely Daniil Kiselev (664,000), Aidyn Kanabekov (601,000) and Sarkis Karabadzhakyan (595,000).

PokerStars Team Online's Mikhail Shalamov (184,000) is still in, as is Kiryl Radzivonau (68,000) and Aleksandr Denisov (287,000), who all bring a wealth of experience with them. There were also strong performances from Andrey Lukyanov (544,000), who finished as chip leader in Day 1a and Andrey Chernokoz and Yaniv Peretz who shared the lead on Day 1b, ensuring that there will be plenty of talent on display tomorrow.

Players will return to Casino Sochi at midday tomorrow and they will play down to the final table. Levels increase to 60 minutes and there will be 20-minute breaks at the end of every two levels. There will also be a one-hour dinner break and the time of that will be confirmed tomorrow.

Join PokerNews.com then for full coverage from the moment cards are in the air, until we reach the final table.

Day 2 Seat Draw

Table	Seat	Name	Country	Chips
1	1	Nadir Yusupov	Russia	81,000
1	2	Yuriy Chernenko	Ukraine	253,000
1	3	Pavel Gavrish	Russia	56,000
1	4	Yury Masliankou	Belarus	92,000
1	5	Sergey Chantsev	Russia	315,000
1	6	Bohdan Cherba	Ukraine	306,000
1	7	Daniil Kiselev	Russia	664,000
1	8	Vyacheslav Svatko	Russia	37,000
1	9	Arman Atshemyan	Armenia	101,000

2	1	Vartan Manucharyan	Russia	205,000
2	2	Sergey Petrushevskiy	Russia	191,000
2	3	Matous Houzvicek	Czech Republic	698,000
2	4	Andrey Chernokoz	Russia	311,500
2	5	Sergey Kerzhakov	Russia	150,000
2	6	Vasily Yarkov	Russia	133,000
2	7	Aleksey Britikov	Kazakhstan	79,000
2	8	Daniil Maksimchuk	Russia	68,000
2	9	Valery Yantsevich	Belarus	401,000

3	1	Arkadiy Stekolshchikov	Russia	138,000
3	2	Boris Golovin	Russia	63,000
3	3	Evgenii Tsoi	Russia	250,000
3	4	Anatoliy Voropaev	Russia	186,000
3	5	Leonid Bilokur	Russia	428,000
3	6	Sergey Bagirov	Russia	221,000
3	7	Aleksey Schavelev	Russia	61,000
3	8	Tomas Fionn Macnamara	UK	386,000
3	9	Serafim Kovalevsky	Russia	246,000

4	1	Georgiy Komarov	Russia	252,000
4	2	Roman Iashin	Russia	150,000
4	3	Vladimir Lappo	Belarus	37,000
4	4	Aleksandr Lazko	Russia	147,000
4	5	Dmitriy Tsymbal	Russia	221,000
4	6	Leonid Semenyuk	Russia	151,000
4	7	Sarkis Karabadzhakyan	Russia	595,000
4	8	Vladislav Naumov	Russia	191,000
4	9	Aidyn Kanabekov	Kazakhstan	601,000

5	1	Mikhail Mazunin	Russia	150,000
5	2	Mikhail Zavoloka	Russia	246,000
5	3	Aditya Sushant	India	456,000
5	4	Roman Ermakov	Russia	149,000
5	5	Mikhail Khabarov	Russia	201,500
5	6	Marat Achilov	Russia	309,500
5	7	Eduard Barsegyan	Russia	58,000
5	8	Yaniv Peretz	Latvia	311,500
5	9	Evgeniy Korchagin	Russia	89,000

6	1	Kartik Mahesh Ved	India	178,000
6	2	Oleg Vasylchenko	Ukraine	283,000
6	3	Vasiliy Tsapko	Russia	52,000
6	4	Kiryl Radzivonau	Belarus	68,000
6	5	Giorgiy Skhulukhiya	Russia	457,000
6	6	Evgeniy Yantsev	Russia	123,000
6	7	Rachid Amamou	Switzerland	220,000
6	8	Vadim Kuvshynov	Russia	86,000
6	9	Yovi Anahmias	Turkey	6,000

7	1	Sergey Terentyev	Russia	3,000
7	2	Igor Grytsak	Ukraine	155,000
7	3	Anton Ostanin	Russia	232,000
7	4	Evgeniy 80 Nekrasov	Russia	198,000
7	5	Andrey Subbotin	Russia	208,000
7	6	Roman Gritsenko	Russia	72,000
7	7	Viktor Wall	Germany	114,000
7	8	Karolis Domarkas	Lithuania	201,000
7	9	Vasilijus Piskunovas	Lithuania	404,000

8	1	Sergey Nikiforov	Russia	181,000
8	2	Shamshod Niyatbekov	Tajikistan	76,000
8	3	Mikhail Shalamov	Russia	184,000
8	4	Aleksey Savenkov	Russia	93,000
8	5	Natalya Yakovleva	Russia	284,000
8	6	Oleg Pavlyuchuk	Russia	78,000
8	7	Alexandr Sergutin	Russia	443,000
8	8	Boris Yunanov	Russia	217,000
8	9	Alexander Zubov	Russia	197,000

9	1	Daniil Lukin	Russia	275,000
9	2	Mikhail Sokolovskiy	Russia	110,000
9	3	Oleg Chertnikov	Latvia	164,000
9	4	Arsen Alibekov	Russia	58,000
9	5	Artur Martirosyan	Russia	308,000
9	6	Komil Ruzaev	Russia	391,000
9	7	Dmitriy Belikov	Russia	212,000
9	8	Jayjit Ray	India	121,000
9	9	Andrey Kaygorodtcev	Russia	266,000

10	1	Dmitry Yurasov	Russia	175,500
10	2	Андрей Лукьянов	Russia	544,000
10	3	Vilen Karimov	Russia	236,000
10	4	Sergey Baburin	Russia	70,000
10	5	Gennadiy Kalinichenko	Russia	162,000
10	6	Demis Vasilov	Russia	83,000
10	7	[Removed:464]	Lithuania	53,000
10	8	Ivan Tikhov	Russia	159,000
10	9	Fransisco Benitez De Camilli	Uruguay	156,000

11	1	Anatoly Korochenskiy	Russia	181,000
11	2	Dmitriy Franchuk	Russia	202,000
11	3	Timur Khamidullin	Russia	133,000
11	4	Ruslan Mityaev	Ukraine	116,000
11	5	Maksim Firov	Ukraine	122,000
11	6	Denis Kushnerov	Russia	425,000
11	7	Sergey Lavrikov	Russia	101,000
11	8	Mikhail Mamonov	Russia	170,000
11	9	Fedor Algazin	Russia	196,000

12	1	Roman Sokolov	Russia	263,000
12	2	Sergey Kolyasnikov	Russia	180,000
12	3	Andrey Kryazhev	Russia	107,500
12	4	Aleksandr Denisov	Russia	287,000
12	5	Ivan Volodko	Russia	52,500
12	6	Aliaksei Ivanov	Belarus	93,000
12	7	Tommi Sakari Horkko	Finland	95,000
12	8	Grigoriy Ignatyuk	Russia	86,000
12	9	Vladimir Roslyakov	Russia	145,000