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2025 WSOPC Marrakech

€1,350 Main Event
Dia: 2
Informações
2025 WSOPC Marrakech
Resultado Final
Vencedor
Mão Vencedora
a8
Prémio
2,700,000 MAD
Informações
Buy-in
1,350 MAD
Prémio Total
19,421,500 MAD
Total de entradas
1,523
Informações do Nível
Nível
33
Blinds
125,000 / 250,000
Ante
250,000
Informações dos Jogadores - Dia 2
Entradas
270
Jogadores restantes
29
Jogadores restantes 1 / 1,523

270 Players Advance to Day 2 of the WSOPC Marrakech Main Event

WSOPC Marrakech
WSOPC Marrakech

After three busy flights that led to a new record of 1,523 entries in the World Series of Poker Marrakech Main Event, it’s now time for the big rally here at the Casino de Marrakech inside the Es Saadi Resort.

Out of this massive field, only 270 players managed to bag chips for Day 2. While some players will focus on simply reaching the money, others have bigger ambitions, including “Borjatm5”, who finished Day 1b as the overall chip leader with 576,000 chips. He’s the only player to have crossed the half-million mark, but Migle Kriksciunaite (487,000) and Day 1a chip leader Guillaume Darcourt (480,000) are not far behind.

WSOPC Main Event Top Ten

RankPlayerCountryChip countBig blinds
1Borjatm5Spain576,000144
2Migle KriksciunaiteLithuania487,000122
3Guillaume DarcourtFrance480,000120
4Hugo Periera SemedoPortugal456,000114
5João FerreiraPortugal446,000112
6Dinesh AltSwitzerland443,000111
7Rabah HamitiAlgeria438,000110
8Anas TadiniMorocco431,000108
9Ryan KellyUnited Kingdom408,000102
10Adrien AmorellaFrance386,00097

Anas Tadini (431,000), Day 1c chip leader Adrien Amorella (386,000), Anthony Apicella (356,000), Lucien Cohen (257,000) or the defending champion Max Deveson (223,000) are also still in the race for the prestigious WSOP ring, as well as WSOP bracelet winners Romain Le Dantec (218,000), Jonathan Therme (169,000), Maxim Lykov (134,000) or Vangelis Kaimakamis (110,000).

All 270 remaining players will return at 1 p.m. local time at Level 15, where blinds will be 2,000/4,000, with a 4,000-blind ante. Levels will now be 60-minute long until the end of the tournament, and the payouts will be announced at the beginning of the day. The tournament director also announced that the day will end after the completion of Level 25.

Stay tuned to PokerNews for all the live updates as Day 2 gets underway!

Tags: Adrien AmorellaAnas TadiniDinesh AltGuillaume DarcourtHugo Periera SemedoJoão FerreiraJonathan ThermeLucien CohenMax DevesonMaxim LykovMigle KriksciunaiteRabah HamitiRyan KellyVangelis Kaimakamis