Main Event Jour 2 | 2017 PokerStars Championship Panama

Main Event

Jour 2 a débuté

2017-03-16 02:40 UTC-4

Day 2 Seat Draw

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Table	Seat	Name	Country	Chip Count
1	1	Martin Kus	Canada	146,800
1	2	Andres Carrillo	Colombia	63,400
1	3	Mark Radoja	Canada	107,000
1	4	Yesid Ramirez	Colombia	96,800
1	5	Rodrigo Dos Santos	Brazil	39,300
1	6	Ajitkumar Nagrani	Panama	19,600
1	7	Luis Alejandro Mata	Venezuela	47,500
1	8	Daniel Ades	Argentina	38,400

2	1	Michael Rocco	United States	57,300
2	2	Dermot Blain	Ireland	71,000
2	3	Kenneth Smaron	United States	97,000
2	4	Pedro Romanzo Pollino	Venezuela	63,100
2	5	Eric Semel	United States	62,000
2	6	Robert Dalik	Canada	39,000
2	7	Oleg Vasylchenko	Ukraine	129,900
2	8	Davidi Kitai	Belgium	10,900

3	2	Alberto Fonseca Pinilla	Costa Rica	35,200
3	3	Anthony Diotte	Canada	42,300
3	4	Fernando Karam	Brazil	129,700
3	5	Edward Mandel	United States	15,800
3	6	Sebastian Hinderoth	Sweden	61,200
3	7	Taran Parmar	Canada	36,500
3	8	Gavin O'Rourke	Ireland	25,000

4	1	Jake Cody	United Kingdom	36,100
4	2	Alex Brenes	Costa Rica	13,100
4	3	Jairo Escobar	Colombia	49,900
4	4	Lokesh Garg	United States	108,900
4	5	Marc-Olivier Perrault	Canada	1,700
4	6	Alberto Fonseca Masis	Costa Rica	94,000
4	7	Aleks Dimitrov	Bulgaria	93,500
4	8	Ryan Riess	United States	77,300

5	1	Allberto Meran Matias	Dominican Republic	122,900
5	2	Felipe Buitrago Rincon	Colombia	13,100
5	3	Miguel Velasco Hoyos	Colombia	57,200
5	4	Lawrence Bayley	United Kingdom	35,100
5	5	Francisco Benitez	Uruguay	9,700
5	6	Pavel Veksler	Ukraine	109,000
5	7	Caufman Talley	United States	150,300
5	8	Alexandre Viard	France	70,000

6	1	Jordan Saccucci	Canada	64,800
6	2	Sebastian Medina Echavarria	Colombia	63,200
6	3	Luis Gutierrez Turcios	Honduras	24,500
6	4	Aaron Been	United States	81,500
6	5	Michael Carter	Canada	33,300
6	7	Marcelo Filartiga Villalba	Paraguay	127,600
6	8	Jessica Perez Borrego	Panama	73,800

7	1	Luke Graham	United States	140,300
7	2	Jose Gonzales	Argentina	106,000
7	3	Tito Ortiz	United States	182,000
7	4	Gonzalo De Alzaga	Peru	12,300
7	5	Pouliot Serge	Canada	91,800
7	6	Yobrahin Larez Sanchez	Venezuela	48,800
7	7	Preben Stokkan	Norway	60,400
7	8	Pejam Zeinali	Germany	54,200

8	1	Miguel Use	Belgium	24,100
8	3	Jonathan Abdellatif	Belgium	107,700
8	4	Roman PavliUnited Kingdom	Ukraine	23,000
8	5	Tomas Altamirando	Panama	126,400
8	6	Ivan Sergeyev	Ukraine	21,000
8	7	Omar Urriola	Panama	14,100
8	8	Peter Murphy	Ireland	58,600

9	1	Uri Reichenstein	Germany	70,500
9	2	Steve O'dwyer	Ireland	117,000
9	3	Jeiko Palma Kuzmicic	Panama	101,000
9	4	Erling Voje	Norway	123,400
9	5	Jose Moran Guzman	Mexico	47,700
9	6	Benjamin Pollak	France	28,400
9	7	JC Alvarado	Mexico	24,500
9	8	Tom-Aksel Bedell	Norway	72,200

10	2	Jason Wheeler	Mexico	105,800
10	3	Adrien Allain	France	12,900
10	4	Vinicius Barrel Teles	Brazil	69,600
10	5	Erik Cajelais	Canada	106,700
10	6	Carlos Garcia Sarmiento	Colombia	81,200
10	7	Pablo Fernandez	Spain	133,700
10	8	Eder Takashi Murata	Brazil	45,500

11	1	Michael Phillips	Costa Rica	32,300
11	2	Eduards Kudrjavcevs	Latvia	74,000
11	3	Sergey Lebedev	Russia	132,600
11	4	Luis Perez	Venezuela	103,300
11	5	Arturo Morales	Costa Rica	51,500
11	6	Ruben Suarez Lameda	Venezuela	16,000
11	7	Amilcar Miranda	Spain	40,000
11	8	Jose Rosenkrantz	Costa Rica	54,900

12	1	Osvaldo Lewis	Argentina	90,300
12	2	Adrian Gruber	United Kingdom	97,100
12	3	Ruslan Khadartcev	Russia	52,500
12	4	Andrew Chen	Canada	42,200
12	5	Denis Timofeev	Russia	112,400
12	6	Roberto Vahlis Aguilar	Venezuela	74,900
12	7	Juan Fernandez Camean	Spain	30,300
12	8	Raffaele Sorrentino	Italy	19,200

13	1	Guillermo Pardo Gonzalez	Colombia	60,200
13	2	Leo Fernandez	Argentina	41,400
13	3	Samuel Gagnon	Canada	36,200
13	4	Tobias Peters	Netherlands	66,600
13	5	Roman Papacek	Czech Republic	30,500
13	6	Arunas Sapitavicius	Lithuania	30,700
13	7	Eric Wasylenko	Canada	59,500
13	8	Dylan Linde	United States	26,700

14	1	Juan Burguillos Camacho	Venezuela	100,000
14	2	Vasyl Vertianov	Ukraine	88,800
14	3	Jorge Postigo	Peru	46,800
14	4	Jose Ruiz Dominguez	Mexico	80,900
14	5	Gustavo Echeverri Escruceria	Costa Rica	82,000
14	6	Harpreet Gill	Canada	63,500
14	7	Jason Koon	United States	175,500
14	8	Pawel Zielony	Poland	21,700

15	1	Dmitry Ponomarev	Russia	118,000
15	2	Ben Heath	United Kingdom	43,100
15	3	Ionut Zamfir	United Kingdom	23,200
15	4	Paulino Uemura Junior	Brazil	27,400
15	5	Kamal Abdel Bittar	Paraguay	146,700
15	6	Anthony Zinno	United States	16,800
15	7	Jean Ferreira	Canada	31,500
15	8	Lucas Blanco	Spain	57,400

16	1	Norberto Korn	Germany	127,600
16	2	Ricardo Ramos	Brazil	67,200
16	3	Diego Ventura	Peru	18,800
16	4	Mikhail Zamyatin	Russia	29,300
16	5	Robin Luca Wozniczek	Germany	75,800
16	6	Michael Schmitz	Germany	43,300
16	7	Sam Chartier	Canada	11,100
16	8	Robin Andersson	Sweden	24,500

17	1	Daniel Dvoress	Canada	59,800
17	2	Freddy Otero	Venezuela	7,700
17	3	Jorge Arias Ortega	Venezuela	44,800
17	4	Rumen Nanev	Bulgaria	28,000
17	6	Allan White	Canada	33,900
17	7	Denys Shafikov	Ukraine	78,800
17	8	Luiz Duarte	United States	20,000

18	1	Tyler Kenney	United States	28,900
18	2	Hector Perez Salgado	Colombia	55,300
18	3	Pavlo Kolinkovskyi	Ukraine	28,200
18	4	Francis Cruz Pena	Dominica	55,200
18	5	Tanner Millen	United States	39,700
18	6	Thomas Lefort	Canada	121,000
18	7	Karim Zerzour	Sweden	32,600
18	8	Beka Iordanishvili	Ukraine	15,200

19	1	Andres Nadal Boluda	Spain	51,600
19	2	Patrick Serda	Canada	35,200
19	3	Sergio Aido	Spain	54,200
19	4	Fabian Ortiz	Argentina	35,900
19	5	Gad Morgenstern	Israel	36,300
19	6	Alberto Speranzoni	Italy	9,900
19	7	Vincent Allevato	Canada	16,500
19	8	Fabrice De Benedictis	Switzerland	35,400

20	1	Kliment Roussev Tarmakov	Canada	40,200
20	2	Ari Engel	United States	70,000
20	3	Rafael Moraes	Brazil	121,300
20	4	Martin Finger	Germany	25,600
20	5	Brian England	United States	61,500
20	6	Dmitry Ivanov	Russia	26,700
20	7	Hertsel Levi Sakhai	Panama	30,800
20	8	James Salmon	United States	61,400

21	1	Michael Lech	United States	99,200
21	2	Robert Schiffbauer	United States	49,100
21	3	David Peters	United States	116,100
21	4	Pablo Gordillo	Spain	80,000
21	5	Manuel Martinez Solsona	Spain	102,300
21	6	Lucas Greenwood	Canada	56,700
21	7	Ricardo Chauriye Rabah	Chile	56,300
21	8	Steven Thompson Vila	Costa Rica	72,300

22	1	Dario Wyler	Switzerland	49,500
22	2	Byron Kaverman	United States	72,000
22	3	Vicente Delgado	Spain	138,000
22	4	Jiachen Gong	Canada	154,300
22	5	Jaime Staples	Canada	4,700
22	6	Igor Yaroshevskyy	Ukraine	219,600
22	7	Michael Acevedo	Costa Rica	14,800
22	8	Felix Bleiker	Switzerland	68,000

2017-03-16 11:00 UTC-4

Day 2 of the PokerStars Championship Panama Begins Today!

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Day 2 of the first ever PokerStars Championship Panama $5,000 Main Event is beginning at noon local time at Sortis Hotel, Spa and Casino. Igor Yaroshevskyy leads the way with 219,600 and is the only player to have crossed the 200,000 mark so far.

UFC Hall of Famer, Tito Ortiz, strolled in on Day 1a and did some damage on the felt, bagging the second-most chips with 182,000 and is still second overall. Jason Koon sits in third in chips and looks to add yet another title to his resume, while Day 1b leader, Jiachen Gong, follows him with 154,300 and Caufman Talley rounds out the top five with 150,300.

Team PokerStars Pro, Jake Cody, held on after jumping in late in the day yesterday and bagged more than he started with, sitting at 36,100. Team PokerStars Pro Online, Jaime Staples, is nursing a stack of 4,700, but don't count him out as he looks to best his deep run in the Bahamas, finishing in 27th place there.

With 171 survivors from both of the starting flights, along with any latecomers at the start of the day, there is lots of poker to be played! Registration will remain open until the first card is dealt in the opening level today. The remaining players will complete six, 75-minute levels at which point they will bag and tag their stacks to come back for Day 3 tomorrow.

Blinds will begin at 500/1,000 with an ante of 100 and there will be a break every two levels. Day 3 begins on Thursday at noon local time.

Continue to stick with PokerNews all week, bringing you live updates throughout!

Tags: Caufman Talley Igor Yaroshevskyy Jaime Staples Jake Cody Jason Koon Jiachen Gong Tito Ortiz

Niveau: 9

Blinds: 500/1,000

Ante: 100

2017-03-16 13:02 UTC-4

Four More Join the Mix

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Registration for the Main Event remained open until the start of Day 2, and four players took advantage.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Erik Seidel	30,000
Bryn Kenney	30,000
Martin Jacobson	30,000
Ambrose Ng	30,000

2017-03-16 13:20 UTC-4

Kitai Cracks Kings to Double

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Niveau 9 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

Davidi Kitai came in to the day as one of the shortest stacks and got his remaining chips in the middle with . He was called by Pedro Pollino who held .

The board was running out clean until the hit the river. Kitai was on his feet already and cheered as he got the early double up he was looking for.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Davidi Kitai	31,000	20,100

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2017-03-16 13:20 UTC-4

Vicente Delgado Eliminated

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Niveau 9 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

Vicente Delgado (here pictured on Day 1)

In the second hand of play, Vicente Delgado opened the action from middle position. From the button, Igor Yaroshevskyy three-bet to 7,500 and both blinds quickly released. When action got back to Delgado, he put in a fourth bet, worth 21,200.

Yaroshevskyy asked his opponent how much he was playing, but Delgado just pointed at his stack without saying a word.

After thinking about it for a little bit more, Yaroshevskyy five-bet to 47,500. Delgado didn't need much time as he shoved all in after about ten seconds in the tank. Yaroshevskyy called instantly.

Vicente Delgado:
Igor Yaroshevskyy:

The board ran out and Delgado parted ways with his 138,000-stack.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Igor Yaroshevskyy	359,900	140,300
Vicente Delgado	Eliminé

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2017-03-16 13:25 UTC-4

Jacobson Ripping in Early

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Niveau 9 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

A player opened in middle position only to see Martin Jacobson drop in 20,000 out of his stack into the middle from the small blind. The opener mucked, and Jacobson took the pot.

The next hand, Jacobson opened from the button and stole the blinds. The former WSOP Main Event champ is wasting little time making up for a lack of Day 1 action.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Martin Jacobson	34,000	4,000

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2017-03-16 13:27 UTC-4

"You Use Your One Time for This?"

Chad_Holloway

Niveau 9 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

A short-stacked Jaime Staples moved all in for 4,200 under the gun and Costa Rica's Michael Acevedo called from the cutoff. The rest of the field folded and the cards were turned up.

Acevedo:
Staples:

Staples was well out in front, but that didn't stop Acevedo from calling for help.

"Seven," he told the dealer. "One time."

The dealer did not oblige and instead ran out a board.

"You use your one time for this?" someone at the tabled joked with Acevedo, who let slip a big smile.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Michael Acevedo	19,000	-5,000
Jaime Staples	10,000	5,300

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2017-03-16 13:27 UTC-4

Lech Gets a River Raise Paid

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Niveau 9 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

We found Michael Lech in middle position sliding in a raise to 27,800 when a player in the blinds bet 12,000 on a board of . Lech's opponent announced a call in short order, and Lech showed for aces up and the win.

A win here would undoubtedly pay for a lot of backpacking for the vagabond Lech.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Michael Lech	139,500	40,300

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