2024 NAPT Las Vegas

$10,300 NAPT High Roller
Day: 2
Event Info

2024 NAPT Las Vegas

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
k9
Prize
$385,750
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,300
Prize Pool
$1,328,900
Entries
170
Level Info
Level
30
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
120,000
Players Info - Day 2
Entries
95
Players Left
13

PokerStars Ambassadors Lococo and Grafton Still in the Hunt on Day 2 of $10,300 NAPT High Roller

Alejandro Lococo
Alejandro Lococo

The 2024 PokerStars North American Poker Tour (NAPT) continues today with Day 2 of the $10,300 NAPT High Roller, starting at 12:30 p.m. local time. The first day attracted 138 entrants and by the end of the night 64 players remained. The field size will continue to grow as late registration remains open until the start of play today.

Leading the field is Robert Borick who bagged 241,000, a stack worth 161 big blinds going into the day. Borick is most closely followed by Jon Kyte (235,000) and Tauan Naves (231,000). Kyte enjoyed his second-largest career score this past September after placing fourth in the €10,300 High Roller at EPT Barcelona where he took home €280,750, and the Norwegian pro will be looking to follow up that success with a deep run in this event.

Day 2 Top Ten Chip Counts

PlacePlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Robert BorickUnited States241,000161
2Jon KyteNorway235,000157
3Tauan NavesBrazil231,000154
4Thomas EychenneFrance228,000152
5Valentyn ShabelnykUkraine206,000137
6Steven McKuinUnited States201,000134
7Brian AltmanUnited States185,500124
8Jerome FinckFrance169,500113
9John KrpanCanada168,700112
10Nadezhda MagnusUnited States160,000107

Several big names remain in contention going into Day 2 including Erik Seidel (123,500), Dylan Linde (100,500), Jonathan Tamayo (93,000), Scott Seiver (68,500).

PokerStars Ambassadors Elias Gutierrez (136,000), Alejandro Lococo (96,300) and Sam Grafton (51,500) also return looking to build up a stack on Saturday.

Sam Grafton
Sam Grafton

Action picks up on Level 11, featuring blinds of 1,000/1,500 and a 1,500 big blind ante. The plan is to play ten hour-long levels, with a 15-minute break after every two levels and a 75-minute dinner break after Level 16.

As always, stay tuned to PokerNews for all your live coverage needs for this event until a winner is crowned on Sunday, November 10.

Tags: Alejandro LococoBrian AltmanDylan LindeErik SeidelJerome FinckJohn KrpanJon KyteJonathan TamayoNadezhda MagnusRobert BorickSam GraftonScott SeiverSteven McKuinTauan NavesThomas EychenneValentyn Shabelnyk