2024 WSOP Circuit Marrakech

WSOPC Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info

2024 WSOP Circuit Marrakech

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
k10
Prize
2,150,000 MAD
Event Info
Buy-in
15,000 MAD
Prize Pool
14,893,000 MAD
Entries
1,163
Level Info
Level
37
Blinds
300,000 / 600,000
Ante
600,000
Players Info - Day 2
Entries
245
Players Left
21

245 Players Return on Day 2 of the WSOPC Marrakech Main Event

Adrien Sanz
Adrien Sanz

The 2024 edition of the WSOPC Marrakech at the Casino de Marrakech inside the Es Saadi Resort once again set new records. Following last year's 1,041 participants, a total of 1,163 entrants were registered after the initial flights of the 15,000 MAD Main Event.

However, from this large field, only 245 players successfully qualified for Day 2. Leading the pack is Jean-Pierre Grand-Moursel, who concluded Day 1b as the chip leader, surpassing Adrien Sanz (540,000). Sabry Ferhaoui, the chip leader of Day 1a with 463,000 chips, currently holds the third position in the overall chip counts, closely followed by Paul François Tedeschi (457,000).

2024 WSOPC Marrakech Main Event Day 1 Top Ten

RankPlayerCountryChip countBig Blinds
1Jean-Pierre Grand-MourselFrance570,000143
2Adrien SanzFrance540,000135
3Sabry FerhaouiFrance463,000116
4Paul François TedeschiFrance457,000114
5GalicianarmyPortugal456,000114
6Kostya ZaksFrance415,000104
7Sandro Jose AlvesPortugal406,000102
8[Removed:476]France402,000101
9Endravuz LahdoSwitzerland355,00089
10Aitor Cruz 346,00087

Moroccan players Anas Tadini (273,000) and Mehdi Chaoui (215,000) are among the big stacks, alongside Erwann Pecheux (260,000) and 2019 WSOP Main Event champion Hossein Ensan (212,000). Imad Derwiche (170,000) and Javier Tsunamy (165,000) nearly bagged identical chip stacks, slightly ahead of Kuljinder Sidhu (130,000).

After securing the seventh WSOP ring of his career a few days ago, Sonny Franco will kick off Day 2 with 104,000 chips. However, the stack is relatively modest for WSOPC High Roller champion Dinesh Alt, who only managed to bag 37,000 chips on Day 1c. Similarly, Moundir Zoughari (42,500) and WSOP bracelet winners Kyle Julius (44,000), Jonathan Therme (37,000) and Romain Lewis (37,000) will return with very small stacks.

The tournament will resume at 1 p.m. local time on 60-minute levels, starting with blinds of 2,000/4,000 with a 4,000 big blind ante. The first goal of Day 2 will be to be in the money, as the bubble will burst during the day. The payouts will be announced at the begging of the Day.

The feature table live stream should be in action as well on a 30-minute delay later in this Day 2. PokerNews will be here with a coverage all day long, so stay tuned in here as players work their way to the money.

Tags: Adrien SanzAitor CruzBig BlindsDinesh AltEndravuz LahdoErwann PecheuxHossein EnsanImad DerwicheJavier TsunamyJean-Pierre Grand-MourselKostya ZaksKuljinder SidhuKyle JuliusMehdi ChaouiMoundir ZoughariPaul François TedeschiRomain LewisSabry FerhaouiSandro Jose AlvesSonny Franco