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CPPT Bike Main Event Draws 478 Entries Through Three Starting Flights

Day 2 Direct Buy-Ins Still Available For $4,300, Which Will Give Players 120,000 Tournament Chips

by Steve Schult  |  Published: Oct 19, 2019

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The third and final flight of the $1,100 no-limit hold’em Card Player Poker Tour Bicycle Hotel & Casino main event wrapped up on Friday with the $500,000 guaranteed prize pool nearly surpassed without even accounting for the Day 2 buy-ins.

With 231 entries in Saturday’s Day 1C, there are already 478 entries through the starting flights and $478,000 in the prize pool already.

Anybody who wants in on the action can take advantage of the Quantum structure of the tournament. They can buy directly into Day 2 for $4,300. Those players will receive 120,000 in chips. Only six players need to register on Day 2 for the $500,000 guarantee to be met.

Vuong Do finished Day 1C with the chip lead. He’ll take 270,000 in chips and the overall lead into Day 2. Do just edged out Day 1B chip leader Peter Chu, who finished Friday with 269,500 for the overall lead.

Other top stacks from Saturday’s flight include Michael Ung (227,000), Nathan Brady (225,500), Joseph Baghdadlian (217,000) and Douglas Williams (214,500). Other notables to make it through Saturday’s action are Chris Grigorian (169,500), Bill Klein (154,000), World Poker Tour Champion Dylan Linde (142,500), seven-time World Series of Poker Circuit ring winner Sean Yu (120,500), Said El Harrak (83,500), and Matthew Lambrecht (53,000). Klein survived Day 1B as well, but with a shorter stack. He will take Saturday’s stack into Sunday’s action.

Global Poker LIVE qualifier Jeremy HundleyGlobal Poker sent 30 online qualifiers to Southern California for this event with some qualifying for as little as SC$6.60. Of those 30, nine players survived their respective Day 1 and have a shot at finishing in the money.

James Salmon (198,000), Tim Spears (133,500), Brendon Williams (122,000), Logan Yates (120,500), Jeremy Hundley (105,000), Marty Martin (64,500), Joseph Leone (58,000), Matthew Buscher (50,500) and Joris Springael (40,000) are the nine qualifiers who will be in action on Sunday.

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With 231 entries in Day 1C, the tournament was scheduled to play down to the final 58 players before bagging up for the night. But with multiple eliminations on the final hand of the night, only 56 made it through. Saturday’s survivors will combine with the 62 players that made it through the first two flights to bring back at least 117 players on Sunday at noon for Day 2.

When cards get in the air on Sunday, levels will be increased to 50 minutes and the blinds will start at 1,000-2,000 with a 2,000 big blind ante. Sunday is scheduled to play 13 levels or down to the final table. Whichever comes first.

Here are the complete chip counts for the Day 2 field thus far:

Rank Player Chip Count
1 Vuong Do 270,000
2 Peter Chu 269,500
3 Zaher Samaan 250,500
4 Bruce Kramer 250,000
5 Michael Ung 227,000
6 Nathan Brady 225,500
7 Daniel Mijac 219,000
8 Joseph Baghdadlian 217,000
9 Douglas Williams 214,500
10 Daniel Park 211,500
11 Felipe Davila 204,000
12 Xiao Ruan 201,000
13 James Salmon 198,000
14 Frank Mariani 195,000
15 Craig Schauer 191,500
16 Nathan Bjerno 191,000
17 Dylan Thomas 189,500
18 Li Ping Zhong 187,000
19 Andrew Chud 186,000
20 Ira Friedman 183,000
21 Adam Demersseman 180,000
22 Dante Magtotu 172,500
23 Daniel Shea 171,500
24 Angelina Rich 170,000
25 Arthur Bekkerman 170,000
26 Chris Grigorian 169,500
27 Ron Miller 163,500
28 William Wolf 158,000
29 William Buortz 157,500
30 Drew Hart 156,500
31 Bill Klein 154,000
32 Nicky Komphouvong 152,000
33 Matt Salsberg 148,500
34 Alexsey Turetrey 147,500
35 Tab 146,500
36 Gary Hansen 145,000
37 Quoc Le 144,000
38 Tarun Ravi 144,000
39 Michael Aparicio 142,500
40 Dylan Linde 142,500
41 Dylan Herrman 141,500
42 Youbart Tribabababa 140,000
43 Tigran Abgaryan 139,000
44 Bob Lenart 134,500
45 Steve Stowe 134,500
46 Tim Spears 133,500
47 Jason Bral 131,500
48 Dave Rosenbloom 131,000
49 Peter Neff 127,000
50 Seth Kuyler 125,000
51 Ryan Howe 124,000
52 Brendon Williams 122,000
53 Logan Yates 120,500
54 Sean Yu 120,500
55 Eli Frankel 120,500
56 Daniel Illingworth 120,000
57 Anne Bui 119,000
58 Joe Serock 116,000
59 Ben Moon 113,500
60 Kevin Quan 113,000
61 Derek Kwan 113,000
62 Jisup Hwang 112,000
63 Ron West 112,000
64 Nahid Toma 111,500
65 Robert Salmon 110,000
66 Chuanhao Zhang 110,000
67 Franklin Margolis 109,000
68 Koss Villanueva 107,000
69 Jeremy Hundley 105,000
70 Christopher Taylor 105,000
71 Jose Gutierez 104,000
72 Kevin Babayun 103,000
73 Michael Gil 100,500
74 Rubin Campbell 100,500
75 Atul Jhalana 100,000
76 Jeremy Levin 100,000
77 Janosch Mahmoudian 95,000
78 Vartan Chilirgirian 90,400
79 Eider Cruz 90,000
80 Chris Kirshak 89,500
81 Ed Klein 89,000
82 Jason Nguyen 86,500
83 Timothy Telliard 86,500
84 Said El Harrak 83,500
85 Lawrence Ma 82,500
86 Anthony Kim 81,500
87 Murat Ugur 81,000
88 Paul Lui 77,500
89 Elaine Colton 76,500
90 Pete Hengsakul 76,500
91 Jared Griener 75,500
92 Sang Wan Lee 74,500
93 Sanket Desai 72,000
94 Matt Witt 71,500
95 Cristiano Ferrari 68,500
96 Austin You 68,500
97 Sohale Khalili 65,000
98 Marty Martin 64,500
99 Jordan Jelnek 62,000
100 Joseph Leone 58,000
101 Zu Qin Zhou 55,500
102 Larisa Eulueva 53,500
103 Matthew Lambrecht 53,000
104 Tim Frailly 53,000
105 Vyacheslav Stoyanov 52,000
106 Sevak Dasadarian 50,500
107 Matthew Buscher 50,500
108 Jeff Yarchever 47,000
109 Justin Haines 45,000
110 Ernie Gormaz 44,500
111 Nikolai Sears 44,500
112 Huy K Grigorian 41,000
113 Joris Springael 40,000
114 Frank Kelly 37,000
115 Jose Max Cosentino 29,500
116 Chad Delanzo 28,000
117 Quing Lu 26,000
 
 
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