🇨🇳 Chinese player Din leads 🇮🇹 IPS Italian Poker Sport Day1F

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After the huge pot that eliminated Gabriel Rymar, Chinese player Din is the chip leader of Day 1F, which attracted 940 entries.

A total of 93 players qualified for Day 2, while 141 players reached the money.

Din put 1,576,000 chips into his bag, finishing ahead of Romanian Alexandru Budai and Greek Pavlos Tzomakas.

Completing the top five are Irishman Jamie Kally with 1,241,000 chips and German player Zizou with 1,150,000.

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There are no Italians in the top ten. The best-placed Italian is Luciano Frezza with 657,000 chips, followed by Daniele Gugliotta with 590,000. The final average stack was 500,000.

This was the decisive hand that eliminated Gabriel Rymar, one player beyond the 94 seats originally allocated for Day 2.

At blinds of 10,000/15,000/15,000, Rymar opened to 30,000 from UTG+2. The button called, and the big blind three-bet to 130,000 chips. The Polish player called, while the button folded.

Flop: 7❤️J❤️ 3♣️ — check-check

Turn: 8♦️ — Rymar bet 81,000, Din calledRiver: 2♠️ — Din immediately moved all in for around 600,000–700,000.

Rymar went into the tank as everyone began counting their chips for Day 2 and the day came to an end. Eventually, he called.

Din: K♠️ K♦️

Rymar: 10♠️ 10❤️

Also finishing with more than one million chips were Iranian player Moghadam, Dutchman Robert Smith,

German Martin Dietrich, and Algerian Abdellah Baali.

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Other Italians who qualified: Fabrizio Cuocci 415.000, Marco Di Persio 394.000, Giuseppe Ciciriello 346.000, Stefano Giuliana 311.000, Giuseppe Vulcano 301.000, Alberto Perrucci 241.000 e the shortest stack Alessandro “Wodimello” De Michele.

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