Here is a look at the 96 players that bagged chips into Day 2. This group will be joined by a handful of others that will enter or re-enter before the start of the day.
Player | Chips | Big Blinds |
Nicholas Trattou | 256,400 | 160 |
Raafat Sharawi | 247,500 | 155 |
Alexandre Gomes De Souza Luz | 237,000 | 148 |
Jimmy Kebe | 227,300 | 142 |
Gary Miller | 227,000 | 142 |
Mark Mclachlan | 208,800 | 131 |
Jonathan Weekes | 205,200 | 128 |
Adrian Cazacu | 198,500 | 124 |
Eric Mc Geough | 193,000 | 121 |
Ramakrishnan Iyer | 192,100 | 120 |
Rory Liffey | 182,000 | 114 |
Kevin Allen | 178,000 | 111 |
Umberto De Padua | 176,300 | 110 |
Jen Chiang | 166,300 | 104 |
Ong Pin Quan | 160,400 | 100 |
Niall Mullally | 159,100 | 99 |
James Marshall | 154,200 | 96 |
Hamid Rowshanaei | 152,900 | 96 |
Sang Nguyen | 148,300 | 93 |
Anthony Panayi | 147,700 | 92 |
Alessandro Acampora | 145,400 | 91 |
Simon Green | 143,100 | 89 |
Ravi Sharda | 139,400 | 87 |
James O'Rourke | 137,200 | 86 |
Stephane Nadot | 131,400 | 82 |
Brian Riley | 130,800 | 82 |
Raheel Bhatti | 126,600 | 79 |
Ernestas Latoza | 125,600 | 79 |
Raunaq Latif | 122,400 | 77 |
Wesley Forrester | 122,300 | 76 |
Sean Mallia | 119,100 | 74 |
Hongting Xu | 112,700 | 70 |
Tajveer Koonjul | 111,200 | 70 |
Wayne Leung | 109,600 | 69 |
Daniel Hanchard | 108,100 | 68 |
Alexandre Richardson | 106,100 | 66 |
Angel Popov | 101,300 | 63 |
Valentin Florin Lupastean | 99,000 | 62 |
George Achillea | 97,200 | 61 |
Iulian-Adrian Iorga | 89,900 | 56 |
Maximilian Sanders | 89,400 | 56 |
Timothy Chung | 88,000 | 55 |
Boris Velev | 87,900 | 55 |
Neophytos Neophytou | 87,200 | 55 |
Xuan Nguyen | 85,400 | 53 |
Ciprian Teaca | 81,000 | 51 |
Ahrash Dianat | 80,600 | 50 |
Stephen Smith | 79,800 | 50 |
Stefan-Alexandru Nastasache | 79,400 | 50 |
Dillan Patel | 79,400 | 50 |
Mauro Suriano | 79,400 | 50 |
Christopher Yong | 78,800 | 49 |
Dost Ghrabie | 78,000 | 49 |
Michael Moore | 76,500 | 48 |
Calvin Miller | 69,400 | 43 |
Eliran Argelazi | 66,800 | 42 |
Jorge Palomino | 64,800 | 41 |
Vladimir Marchevici | 63,800 | 40 |
Lorenc Boci | 63,700 | 40 |
Hang Xu | 62,100 | 39 |
Haitao Wu | 61,800 | 39 |
Sebastien Jung | 59,000 | 37 |
Mantas Paleckas | 57,800 | 36 |
Peter Hall | 57,300 | 36 |
Ion Anghel | 55,300 | 35 |
Jonathan Schuman | 53,200 | 33 |
Rongjun Tong | 53,100 | 33 |
Nicolai Cravciuc | 50,800 | 32 |
Jean Chan Pang Cheong | 45,400 | 28 |
Jitin Dhawan | 45,000 | 28 |
Ali Abdulzahra | 44,900 | 28 |
Aurel Iacob | 44,400 | 28 |
Keith Hoang | 44,200 | 28 |
Thi Pham | 43,000 | 27 |
Nikola Panayotov | 41,800 | 26 |
Sukhdev Singh | 40,800 | 26 |
Ch Fazeel M Khan | 39,200 | 25 |
Abe Richards | 32,000 | 20 |
Vinod Fernandez | 31,800 | 20 |
Stefan Bratanov | 30,000 | 19 |
Artan Dedusha | 30,000 | 19 |
Mohammed Sheikh | 30,000 | 19 |
Danh Tran | 30,000 | 19 |
James Williams | 30,000 | 19 |
Neil Barron | 28,800 | 18 |
Antony Friel | 28,800 | 18 |
Lee Mulligan | 26,600 | 17 |
Edwin U | 25,900 | 16 |
David Mcconachie | 25,100 | 16 |
Denis Vasilachi | 23,900 | 15 |
Paul Maguire | 23,400 | 15 |
Nicky Levent | 23,300 | 15 |
Mikhail Drozdov | 22,800 | 14 |
Adil Miyanji | 19,400 | 12 |
Leandro Assis | 16,000 | 10 |
Shing Hei Hugo Lee | 10,200 | 6 |
Welcome to the £150,000 guaranteed Spring Poker Fest £600 Main Event at the spacious Aspers Casino Westfield Stratford City.
The event kicked off on Thursday with the first of four opening flights with players starting with 30,000 in chips. Each opening flight boasted 40-minute levels except for the final Day 1d opening flight which is faster paced at 20-minute blind levels.
There are already around 300 entries with late registration not only still open for the ongoing Day 1d but also before the start of Day 2. This means that the £150,000 guarantee has already been smashed.
Players that bag chips during any of the opening flights will join others that enter or re-enter before the start of Day 2 and will battle it out for two more days until a winner is crowned. Day 2 will kick off at 4 p.m. or about 90 minutes after Day 1d ends.
The plan for Day 2 is to play eight blind levels of one hour each. However, as is the case for most multi-day poker events, the schedule for the penultimate day may change based on the pace of play.
Our coverage at Main Event will begin with the start of Day 2 at 4 p.m. and will continue through Day 3 on Sunday starting at 3 p.m. until the Spring Poker Fest trophy is claimed. Best of luck to all of the players!