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The winner of the Deauville-record-breaking €10k High Roller will get €309,170. There were 128 entries in total (102 unique players plus 26 re-entries) creating a €1,228,800 prize pool.
Including two brand new entries, and four re-entries today, there were 66 players at the start of Day 2 and we are now down to around 38 as they start second level of the day. 17 players will cash. American Jonathan Little (pictured yesterday) is the current chip leader with 420,000.
In addition to the title and cash prize, the winner of the EPT Deauville High Roller will both receive an exclusive watch from luxury Swiss brand SLYDE, the Official Watch Sponsor for EPT Season 11 Main Events and High Rollers.
TROYNOVSKIY, VIEIRA AND KITAI THRASH IT OUT IN EPT PLAYER OF THE YEAR RACE After taking down the FPS High Roller event the other night for €141,000, Vladimir Troyanovskiy is also now leading in the EPT Player of the Year race. Joao Vieira, who had been top of the rankings since EPT London, has now slipped to second place – but when we say “slipped” we are only talking about a 1.72 point difference between him and Troyanovskiy . EPT Berlin champion/Triple Crown winner Davidi Kitai, who won the €2k NL Turbo here the other night for €45,930, is now in third place. All three are still in current top 20 in the EPT Deauville €10k High Roller.
