Negreanu, Scott Clements, Ludovic Lacay Still Going Strong at WSOPE 2013

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With just 71 players left at press time Monday evening, Daniel Negreanu was among the big names still hanging in there at the 2013 World Series of Poker Europe Main Event (WSOPE).

Some of the biggest money earners including Phil Ivey, Phil Hellmuth and Antonio Esfandiari busted out of this year’s event.

Big international money earners were among the chip leaders heading into the overnight hours Monday.

France's Ludovic Lacay, who has earned just over $3 million in his live tournament career, led with chips approaching the Midnight hour.

Fabrice Soulier, also of France, had the second largest stack.  He has earned just over $4 million in live tournament play.

US player Scott Clements was among the top 6 chip leaders.  He has earned just over $5 million life time.

- Patrick Flanagan, Gambling911.com

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