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Nov 30 2014
Armenia's John Yadgar Leads Final 16 of the 2014 Unibet Open London
by Matthew Pitt
Day 2 of the 2014 Unibet Open London played out at a frantic pace and
it needed to because 140 players returned to the Aspers casino in
Stratford, packing the venue to the rafters. By the time tournament
director John Scanlon called time on proceedings only 16 of those 140
returnees remained in the hunt for the £70,000 first place prize.
Leading those 16 back into battle on Day 3 is John Yadgar who made the
trip to London from Armenia. Yadgar excelled on Day 2 and finished
with the welcome problem of having to fit 1,318,000 chips into his
overnght chip back.
A quick search of the internet for information on Yadgar yields
nothing, but it will do once this tournament is over because he is
guaranteed a flag on his Hendon Mob page and a score of at least
£3,400 and possibly as much as £70,000.
Two other players start Day 3 with seven-figures stacks, those big
stacked souls being Tomasz Kozub (1,177,000) and Lawrie Inman
(1,172,000). Both players will fancy their chances of becoming a
Unibet Open winner.
Notables to look out for on the final day's play include the 2008
Unibet Open Madrid runner-up Tim van de Riet (919,000), former WPT
Amneville champion Adrien Allain (862,000), Mike "Da Bookie" Hill
(730,000), Charalampos Lappas (501,000) and Iaran Lightbourne
(477,000).
2014 Unibet London Main Event Day 3 Chip Counts
PlacePlayerChips
1John Yadgar1,318,000
2Tomasz Kozub1,177,000
3Lawrie Inman1,172,000
4Lucas Oliver991,000
5Tim van de Riet919,000
6Adrien Allain862,000
7Niklas Borg835,000
8Mike Hill730,000
9Mohammed Suhail637,000
10Richard Pullen612,000
11Charalampos Lappas501,000
12Andrey Veselov496,000
13Michael Panteli489,000
14Iaran Lightbourne477,000
15Paulo Rodrigues291,000
16Janos Kutosi46,000
Play resumes at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday and continues for as long as it
takes for one man to win all of the chips in play. Who will the 2014
Unibet Open London champion be? Tune into UK & Ireland PokerNews on
Monday to find out.
http://uk.pokernews.com/news/2014/11/john-yadgar-leads-final-16-of-the-2014-unibet-open-london-15842.htm
From: Baghdasarian
Nov 30 2014
Armenia's John Yadgar Leads Final 16 of the 2014 Unibet Open London
by Matthew Pitt
Day 2 of the 2014 Unibet Open London played out at a frantic pace and
it needed to because 140 players returned to the Aspers casino in
Stratford, packing the venue to the rafters. By the time tournament
director John Scanlon called time on proceedings only 16 of those 140
returnees remained in the hunt for the £70,000 first place prize.
Leading those 16 back into battle on Day 3 is John Yadgar who made the
trip to London from Armenia. Yadgar excelled on Day 2 and finished
with the welcome problem of having to fit 1,318,000 chips into his
overnght chip back.
A quick search of the internet for information on Yadgar yields
nothing, but it will do once this tournament is over because he is
guaranteed a flag on his Hendon Mob page and a score of at least
£3,400 and possibly as much as £70,000.
Two other players start Day 3 with seven-figures stacks, those big
stacked souls being Tomasz Kozub (1,177,000) and Lawrie Inman
(1,172,000). Both players will fancy their chances of becoming a
Unibet Open winner.
Notables to look out for on the final day's play include the 2008
Unibet Open Madrid runner-up Tim van de Riet (919,000), former WPT
Amneville champion Adrien Allain (862,000), Mike "Da Bookie" Hill
(730,000), Charalampos Lappas (501,000) and Iaran Lightbourne
(477,000).
2014 Unibet London Main Event Day 3 Chip Counts
PlacePlayerChips
1John Yadgar1,318,000
2Tomasz Kozub1,177,000
3Lawrie Inman1,172,000
4Lucas Oliver991,000
5Tim van de Riet919,000
6Adrien Allain862,000
7Niklas Borg835,000
8Mike Hill730,000
9Mohammed Suhail637,000
10Richard Pullen612,000
11Charalampos Lappas501,000
12Andrey Veselov496,000
13Michael Panteli489,000
14Iaran Lightbourne477,000
15Paulo Rodrigues291,000
16Janos Kutosi46,000
Play resumes at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday and continues for as long as it
takes for one man to win all of the chips in play. Who will the 2014
Unibet Open London champion be? Tune into UK & Ireland PokerNews on
Monday to find out.
http://uk.pokernews.com/news/2014/11/john-yadgar-leads-final-16-of-the-2014-unibet-open-london-15842.htm
From: Baghdasarian