EPT San Remo: Day 1A Finished
The PokerStars European Poker Tour reached San Remo on Thursday. 585 players took part in the first play day and Russian Alexey Rybin is the chip leader. Also, several PokerStrategists were present at the event and made it to Day 2.
After 9 levels of play, the first day of the PokerStars EPT San Remo came to an end. A field of 585 players joined the action, and 299 of them managed to survive long enough to get a seat for Day 2.
Among those who will return to the tables on Saturday are the likes of Dario Minieri (41,800), Humberto Brenes (51,100) or Luca Pagano (65,100). Several PokerStrategists also took part in the action on Day 1A and we will see some of them coming back on Day 2:
- evgzayac: 161,000
- lechuckpoker: 160,000
- dahustla: 109,000
- lechiffre19: 78,800
- tiltass33: 77,900
- tonding: 70,000
- marioooooo: 19,700
Some of the eliminations on Day 1A include hotkarlmc, hellblood, finnjim, zwacke and akia.
Go to the EPT San Remo Live Ticker
We have also uploaded several pictures from the event, which you can view below:
EPT San Remo Day 1A set | Welcome party set
The current chip leader is Russian player Alexey Rybin, having a stack of 213,000 chips. Below you can find the Top 10 chip counts at the end of the first play day:
| PokerStars EPT San Remo Day 1 Results |
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| Rank | Name | Chips |
| 1 | Alexey Rybin | 213,100 |
| 2 | Manuel Coppola | 212,000 |
| 3 | Serge Madec | 184,200 |
| 4 | Alex Wice | 181,700 |
| 5 | Evgeniy evgzayac Zaytsev | 161,000 |
| 6 | Igor lechuckpoker Kurganov | 160,000 |
| 7 | Dmitry Vitkind | 158,200 |
| 8 | Alejandro Pena | 149,400 |
| 9 | Philip Albert Wiszowaty | 147,800 |
| 10 | Antonio Buonanno | 141,900 |
Team PokerStrategy.com on Day 1B
On Friday, Team PokerStrategy.com will take part in the event. The play will resume with level 10, when blinds will be 600/1,200 and 200 ante.
Allanon
Bokkie*
Bongbob
CuCbKu
PokerNoob
ScHnibL0r
Other PokerStrategists who will join our team this Friday are psychobenny, suppenkasper, philgruissem and more.
*Due to volcanic activity in Iceland, some flights across Europe are being cancelled. Due to this, it is still unclear whether Bokkie will manage to arrive at San Remo.