Event #6: €1,650 PLO/NLH Mixed Day 2 | 2021 World Series of Poker Europe

Event #6: €1,650 PLO/NLH Mixed

Day 2 Started

11-26-2021 10:25 UTC+1

Day 2 Seat Draw Event #6: €1,650 PLO/NLH Mixed

Christian Zetzsche

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
80	1	Manuel Fritz	Austria	246,000	82
80	2	Krzysztof Paszek	Poland	89,500	30
80	3	Marcin Puczylowski	Poland	18,000	6
80	4	Denys Fedorenko	Ukraine	377,500	126
80	5	Stoyan Madanzhiev	Bulgaria	247,000	82
80	6	Ugur Coskun	Switzerland	63,500	21
80	7	Alexis Ibarrola	Spain	140,000	47
80	8	Marco Capria	Italy	156,000	52
80	9	Thomas Christensen	Denmark	185,500	62

81	1	Nils Linden	Sweden	214,000	71
81	2	Fahredin Mustafov	Bulgaria	143,000	48
81	3	Carter Newhof	United States	317,000	106
81	4	Ana Iordache	Romania	66,000	22
81	5	Abdelhakim Zoufri	Netherlands	36,500	12
81	6	Linda Nguyen	Norway	328,000	109
81	7	Kourka Vlantouts	Greece	240,000	80
81	9	Roee Shalom	Israel	110,000	37

82	1	Didier Rabl	Switzerland	20,500	7
82	2	Christopher Wood	United Kingdom	317,500	106
82	3	Fredrik Andersson	Sweden	48,500	16
82	4	Laurids Nielsen	Denmark	88,500	30
82	5	Antoine Vranken	Netherlands	200,000	67
82	6	Iman Gazorishandiz	Iraq	237,500	79
82	7	Julien Sitbon	France	551,000	184
82	8	Mikkel Plum	Denmark	111,000	37
82	9	Stanislav Koleno	Slovakia	160,500	54

83	1	Fabien Gun	Switzerland	19,500	7
83	2	Antonio Crocetta	Italy	207,000	69
83	3	Orhan Sen	Germany	268,500	90
83	4	Moncef Karoui	Tunisia	430,500	144
83	5	Badre Al Ghouch	Netherlands	65,000	22
83	6	Niklas Bauer	Germany	226,000	75
83	7	Narcis Nedelcu	Romania	143,500	48
83	8	Jonathan Abdellatif	Belgium	122,000	41
83	9	Shlomo Angel	Israel	77,500	26

84	1	Israel Bulut	Germany	318,000	106
84	2	Zhao Feng	Singapore	234,500	78
84	3	Ori Elul	Israel	138,000	46
84	4	Tomaz Kogovsek	Slovenia	212,500	71
84	5	Apostolos Chatzopoulos	Greece	67,000	22
84	6	Jordan Westmorland	United States	26,500	9
84	7	Arkadiusz Liszewski	Poland	22,500	8
84	8	Dario Alioto	Italy	292,000	97
84	9	Danny Covyn	Belgium	148,000	49

94	1	Pavel Izotov	Belarus	106,000	35
94	2	Tobias Peters	Netherlands	88,500	30
94	3	Ian Bradley	United Kingdom	140,500	47
94	4	Jaroslav Peter	Czech Republic	41,500	14
94	5	Rijad Hasani	RKS	275,500	92
94	7	Stuart Rutter	United Kingdom	225,500	75
94	8	Kevin Schmidt	Germany	236,000	79
94	9	Bjorn Verbakel	Netherlands	34,500	12

95	1	Claudio Di Giacomo	Italy	361,000	120
95	2	Andrej Desset	Slovakia	50,500	17
95	3	Nikolaos Lampropoulos	Greece	157,000	52
95	5	Stanislav Parkhomenko	Bulgaria	183,000	61
95	6	Leszek Badurowicz	Poland	95,500	32
95	7	Ken Beckers	Belgium	278,000	93
95	8	Shawn Stroke	United States	244,500	82
95	9	Claus Carlsen	Denmark	124,000	41

96	1	Andriy Lyubovetskiy	Ukraine	176,500	59
96	2	Jonas Palsgaard	Denmark	136,500	46
96	3	Stefan Aerts	Belgium	80,000	27
96	4	Darko Percic	Croatia	146,500	49
96	6	Michal Mrakes	Czech Republic	41,500	14
96	7	Mario Llapi	Italy	521,500	174
96	8	Roland Israelashvili	United States	230,000	77
96	9	Sirzat Hissou	Germany	300,000	100

97	1	Michael Magalashvili	Israel	438,500	146
97	2	Amar Begovic	Bosnia and Herzegovina	39,500	13
97	3	Marcello Miniucchi	Italy	284,000	95
97	5	Krasimir Yankov	Bulgaria	243,500	81
97	6	Marcel Kessler	Germany	181,000	60
97	7	Kacper Pawlowski	Poland	89,500	30
97	8	Fuat Bal	Germany	169,000	56
97	9	Alexander Sazhinov	Russian Federation	134,000	45

11-26-2021 10:38 UTC+1

A Winner Will be Crowned in Event #6: €1,650 PLO/NLH Mixed

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Christian Zetzsche

Out of a field of 339 entries in Event #6: €1,650 PLO/NLH Mixed, only 76 players remain in contention for the €483,075 prize pool and the top 51 finishers will be paid. The fourth gold bracelet of the 2021 World Series of Poker Europe will be up for grabs when the action resumes at noon local time in Europe's biggest poker arena at the King's Resort in Rozvadov.

Leading the field into Day 2 is Frenchman Julien Sitbon with a stack of 551,000, followed by Mario Llapi (521,500) as the only player above half a million in chips.

Big stacks for the final day also include Michael Magalashvili (438,500), Claudio Di Giacomo (361,000), and Linda Nguyen (328,000). Only a few days ago, Dutchman Bjorn Verbakel earned his maiden WSOP bracelet in Event #2: €550 Pot-Limit Omaha and will aim to double that tally today but he will have a long road ahead with a stack of just 34,500.

Top 10 Chip Counts for Day 2 Event #6: €1,650 PLO/NLH Mixed

Position	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Julien Sitbon	France	551,000	138
2	Mario Llapi	Albania	521,500	130
3	Michael Magalashvili	Israel	438,500	110
4	Moncef Karoui	Tunisia	430,500	108
5	Denys Fedorenko	Ukraine	377,500	94
6	Claudio Di Giacomo	Italy	361,000	90
7	Bjorn Verbakel	Netherlands	345,000	86
8	Linda Nguyen	Norway	328,000	82
9	Israel Bulut	Germany	318,000	80
10	Christopher Wood	United Kingdom	317,500	79

Other notables in contention for the coveted gold bracelet are familiar names such as Dario Alioto, Stoyan Madanzhiev, Krasimir Yankov, Roland Israelashvili, Antoine Vranken, Andriy Lyubovetskiy, Jonathan Abdellatif, Michal Mrakes, and Abdelhakim Zoufri.

The action will recommence in level 15 at blinds of 1,500/3,000 with a big blind of 3,000. Every nine hands, the game type will alternate between No-Limit Hold'em and Pot-Limit Omaha. All levels will last 40 minutes each and the tournament is scheduled to play down to a winner tonight.

Stay tuned to find out who claims the gold bracelet at the King's Resort as the PokerNews live reporting team will be on the floor from start to finish.

Tags: Andriy Lyubovetskiy Dario Alioto Denys Fedorenko Jonathan Abdellatif Julien Sitbon Krasimir Yankov Michal Mrakes Roland Israelashvili Stoyan Madanzhiev

11-26-2021 11:11 UTC+1

Prize Pool Information

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Christian Zetzsche

A total of 339 entries created a prize pool of €483,075 and the top 51 finishers will get paid at least €2,723 for their efforts. Reaching the official nine-handed final table will come with a payday of at least €7,675 and the winner can look forward to a payday of €113,000.

Place	Prize (in EUR)	Place	Prize (in EUR)
1	€113,000	10-11	€6,221
2	€69,831	12-13	€5,189
3	€47,286	14-15	€4,458
4	€32,787	16-18	€3,948
5	€23,296	19-27	€3,607
6	€16,971	28-36	€3,403
7	€12,685	37-45	€2,978
8	€9,734	46-51	€2,723
9	€7,675

Level: 15

Blinds: 1,500/3,000

Ante: 3,000

11-26-2021 12:02 UTC+1

Shuffle Up and Deal for Day Two

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Christian Zetzsche

Level 15 : 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Pot-Limit Omaha

The button is in seat six and the first orbit will be played in the great game, also known as Pot-Limit Omaha.

11-26-2021 12:08 UTC+1

Stroke Wins Small Pot Off Badurowicz

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Christian Zetzsche

Level 15 : 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Pot-Limit Omaha

Shawn Stroke defended his big blind against a button raise by Leszek Badurowicz and then check-called the turn for 16,000. The river was checked and Stroke tabled the for a flush, which won the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
Shawn Stroke	270,000 25,500	25,500
Leszek Badurowicz	70,000 -25,500	-25,500

11-26-2021 12:12 UTC+1

Early Exit for Verbakel

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Christian Zetzsche

Level 15 : 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Pot-Limit Omaha

The cards of Bjorn Verbakel were already mucked as the recent WSOP bracelet winner headed out of the tournament area. Rijad Hasani claimed his stack as he had made a flush with the on a board of .

Player	Chips	Progress
Rijad Hasani	310,000 34,500	34,500
Bjorn Verbakel	Busted

11-26-2021 12:19 UTC+1

Early Eliminations on Day 2

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Christian Zetzsche

Level 15 : 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Marcello Miniucchi boosted his stack at the expense of Kacper Pawlowski and another two players were eliminated shortly after for the first table to break with 72 contenders remaining.

Player	Chips	Progress
Marcello Miniucchi	380,000 96,000	96,000
Andrej Desset	60,000 9,500	9,500
Marcin Puczylowski	Busted
Kacper Pawlowski	Busted
Stefan Aerts	Busted

11-26-2021 12:22 UTC+1

Plum Takes From Sitbon

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Christian Zetzsche

Level 15 : 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Pot-Limit Omaha

Three ways to the flop, Julien Sitbon bet 14,000 and was called only by Mikkel Plum in the hijack. They checked the turn and the river saw Sitbon check-call a bet worth 17,000 instantly.