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EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo Updates

Welcome to Team Betfairs Updates at the EPT Grand Final sponsored by Pokerstars.com hosted in the Glamourous Monte Carlo. We will keep you updated on Team Betfair's Progress at this prestitgous event. Enjoy!

This is Marc Convey reporting on the all new Betfair blog. Thomas Kremser is our well known tournament director for this event and he has just got play for day 1a underway here in the beautiful card room located in the Monte Carlo Bay Hotel. Players start with 15,000 chips and will be playing seven levels today, each lasting ninty minutes.

We'll be keeping a close eye on Team Betfair's Annette, Sorel and Ben today as well as Stephen Pearce from the UK and brought in directly through Betfair. To keep them comapny today are players such as Phil Ivey, Barry Greenstein, Patrik Antonius, Erik Lindgren, Marcel Luske, Isabelle Mercier, Roland DeWolfe and Greg Raymer. The latter two happen to be sitting right next to Ben and Sorel. A full list of today's players to follow.

The room the tournament is taking place in must be one of the most spectacular places on earth to play poker. When the tournament started the large panoramic window was covered by curtains. They have now been pulled back to reveal a view to die for, a view of the bay of Monte Carlo. It's a bit cloudy today but still manages the 'wow' factor. A very fitting setting to end season 4 of the EPT.

A hand that involved Annette in the first level saw her raise to 150 from under the gun. She got called by Barny Boatman and the big blind player. The flop came down...

2 k j

Only Barny hung around after Annette continued with a 300 bet. It was down to heads-up as the turn was dealt...

q

Annette led out again for a bet of 700 this time. It wasn't enough to deter the mobster who called before the river came...

t

This scare card saw both players check their option so cards were on their backs.

Annette's hand was good on the flop with k j but it was counterfeited on the turn by Barny's k q.

Not luck either for a hand I witnessed with Ben Grundy. Three players were still involved at the river stage with the board reading...

a 4 2 q j

Ben attempted a bluff when it was checked to him in the cut-off but found a caller on the button with q j that was good for the pot as Ben mucked.

Aces of a different kind

Boris Becker is the latest addition to Team Pokerstars. The cynical side of me thinks it might be a promotional drive rather than an appointment for his poker skills! He's not playing today but he can be located in the player's lounge taking on players in battleship heads-up encounters.

An interesting table draw today sees British players, Peter and Josh Gould, take on each other. It may well be the first time in EPT history that a father and son have faced each other. Josh, the son, managed to double-up early on holding Aces versus an opponent's Kings. The free seat was filled by Phil Ivey, which is sure to spice things up even further.

Better luck for Annette

Annette raises the 100 big blind from mid-position and finds one caller in the small blind. The flop comes down...

9t3

Both players check so we head to the turn...

2

The small blind player leads out this time for a bet of 525 that Annette calls. To the river we go...

8

Both players check and Annette's 89 is good for the pot.

Cooler

Roland DeWolfe's stack has just been knocked down to around 4,000. He and an opponent saw a flop containing a ten and an eight. All the chips went in the middle and Roland was pretty confident with his holding of pockets eights for a set, that was until he saw the pocket tens of his opponent for a higher set!

Sorel's day so far

Sorel Mizzi hasn't been able to get much going n the first two levels. Whenever he's raised he seems to find two or more callers and then gets raised off the pot post flop after he's tried a continuation bet. The one time he managed to find a big hand and turn the nuts his opponent folded. No specific hands worth reporting about so far.

Gloomy Grundy

The second level today wasn't a good one for Ben Grundy. He was already below 10,000 when he got into a pre-flop raising war with an opponent. Ben was holding pocket queens and saw his opponent call all-in with ace-seven! All was looking good for Ben until the river cruelly revealed an ace. The very last hand of the level he managed to triple-up though holding pocket eights versus two opponents both holding ace-queen. Still some work to do though for Ben before he feels secure.

Team Betfair chip counts at the end of level 2

Annette Obrestad - 11,500
Sorel Mizzi - 9,000
Ben Grundy - 6,600

Ben Out

The comeback didn't last long for Ben. He manged to get it all-in pre-flop holding king-queen. He was called by an opponent though holding ace-jack. No help for Ben on the board and he leaves us early on in the tournament. Better luck next time Ben.

Mizzing Flops

'It's been one of those days' Sorel tells me as he heads off for his dinner break. Any time he's raised with a mid-pair pre-flop he finds a re-raiser behind him forcing him to lay down. Any time raises and sees a flop he misses and if he tries a continuation bet he again has to lay it down to a raise. All these factors don't add up to an increasing stack, they add up to around 3,000 in Sorel's case. The following hand sums up his day...

There's an early position caller and also a call by Greg Raymer in the cut-off position before Sorel bumps it up to 925. The early position raiser calls but Greg gets out of the way. The flop comes down...

22 q

It's checked to Sorel who bets 525. His opponent quickly puts Sorel all-in who makes the call with...

a q

It's in good shape against his opponent's qj

Sorel's in with a good chance to double-up until a queen falls on the river to split the pot. Even when he does hit a flop he has to chop it!

Ivey out

Phil Ivey's European adventure is over. He's in the small blind holding jack-three and the big blind's holding pocket fives. When the flop came down with a jack, five and three the chips were always going to go in. Phil shoved the rest of his stack in when the turn came down and found a quick caller to eliminate him.


One of our qualifiers

I finally managed to catch up with Betfair player Stephen Pearce after struggling to locate him. He's going along very well with a little over 20,000 but he was at the dizzy heights of 40,000 at one point until he gave some away to a player holding a higher set than him. Then he gave more away in a three way all-in encounter on a flop containing a queen, a jack and an eight. Stephen was holding pocket eights for a set, another player was holding ace-queen and the final player was holding pockets jacks for a bigger set that were good for the 45,000 pot. If Stephen had won that one he'd be our chip leader right now. We'll find out a little more about the latest member of Team Betfair a little later on.

Player list

A massive 392 players sat down today to play at this EPT showcase event. Here's the full list...

Name Country
Vadim Abdulin Russia
Michel Abecassis France
Gilbert Abela Liban
Basem Abu Davas UKraine
Andre Akkari Brazil
Gino Alacqua Italy
Stephane Albertini
Ronny Alex
Anton Allemann Switzerland
Patrik Andersson
Andrew Andreou UK
Ionel Anton Rumania
Patrik Antonius USA
Kevin Arba USA
Alexander Argoe USA
Billy Argyros Australia
Josh Arieh USA
Fabrizio Baldassari Italy
Pierre Baronville
Fowzi Baroukh UK
Mike Bartholomew Canada
Mark Bech Denmark
Mostafa Belkhayate
Thomas Berg Norway
Stefanie Bergener Germany
Valentin Berruezo Spain
Thomas Bichon
Givanni Bigoni Italy
Balazs Biri
Per Christer Olov Bjorin Sweden
Cristiano Blanco Italy
Barrny Boatman UK
Ross Boatman UK
Noah Pierre Boeken Holland
Thomas Boekhoff Germany
Thierry Bolleret France
Juris Bonders
Lars Bonding Denmak
Carl Boreham UK
Cecilia Borg Sweden
Jan Joseph Boubli France
Nordine Bouya France
Maximilian Bracht Germany
Humberto Brenes Costa Rica
Tomas Brolin Sweden
Konstantin Bucherl Germany
Mag Buk Germany
Stefano Busino Italy
Nicolo Calia French
Rich Caplan Canada
Jakob Carlsson Sweden
Tony Cascarino Ireland
Stephen Chadwick UK
Samuel Chartier Canada
Anthony Chatelain Sweden
Tommy Chen USA
Pawel Chmiel Poland
Paul Christian USA
Morade Ciric Netherlands
David Kevin Colclough UK
Sebastien Compte France
Driman Connor
John Conroy Ireland
Simone Coppari Italy
Owen Crowe Canada
Chabot Cyrille France
Krzysztof Czerwinski Poland
Riccardo D Errico Italy
Andrey Daniluk Russia
George Danzer Germany
Ryan Daut USA
Russel Davidson
Matthew Robert Davidow United States
Guillaume De La Gorce France
Priyhan De Mel UK
Gerardus Petrus Antonius De Werd Netherlands
Roland De Wolfe UK
Woody Deck Lithuanis
Kassem Deeb
Shaun Deeb USA
Didier Dekens Belgium
Romain Despres France
Xavier Detournel France
Stephen Devlin UK
Frei Dilling Kjaer Denmark
Dorrance Bowman, Dustin USA
Nathan Doudney USA
Denys Drobyna Germany
Joep Durkstra Netherlands
Jonathan Dwek Canada
Aliaksandr Dzianisau Russia
Tilmann Ebeling Germany
William Edler USA
Sandra Edlund Sweden
Trond Erik Eidsvig Norway
Hani El Assaad Lebanon
Hecham El Sayed Denmark
Eliahu Ilan Elezra United States
Darren Elias USA
Marciano Elie France
Carl Johan Ericson Sweden
Soren Eriksen New Zeland
George Farkas Canada
Andrea Fassano Italy
Peter Feldman USA
Joel Fernandes De Oliveira Brazil
Fernando Festas Portugal
Jonathan Fhal France
Steve Fink Luxembourg
Ryan Fisler Canada
Robert Flink Sweden
Mark Flowers USA
Andreas Fluri Switzerland
Richard Fohrenbach USA
Thomas Pierre Fougeron France
Stuart Michel Fox UK
Hunter Frey USA
Adam Gagliardi Canada
Lee Gaines USA
Karl Gal Germany
Stefan Geim
Kirill Gerasimov Russia
Mocchi Gianni Italy
Andreas Glannbro Sweden
Jean Pierre Gleize
Dan Glimme Sweden
Markus Golser Austria
Margarita Gonzalez Spain
Paul Gormley UK
Iliya Gorodetskiy Russia
Tony G
Joshua Gould UK
Peter Gould UK
Jason Gray Australia
Barry Greenstein USA
Anthony Gregg USA
Rod Grierson Canada
Christian Grundtvig Denmark
Ben Grundy UK
Andreas Gulunay Hungary
Anatoly Gurtovoy Russia
Michael Guttman Australia
Andreas Hagen Denmark
Roger Hairabedian Morrocco
Kenny Hallaert Belgium
Mark Halvorsen
Georges Hanna
Tommy Hansen Denmark
Christian Harder USA
Alfonso Hassan
Will Haughey Scotland
Jan Heitmann Germany
Anders Henriksson Sweden
Johnny Hirondelle France
Gregory Hobson USA
Michael Hogbom Sweden
Andreas Hoivold Denmark
Robertus Hendrikus Hollink Holland
Richard Holmes Australia
Craig Hopkins UK
Tommi Horkko Finland
Carl Hostrup Denmark
Jared Hubbard USA
Torben Hubertz Denmark
Dider Hunn Switzerland
Valeriy Ilikyan
Sergey Indenok Russia
Alessio Isaia Italy
Phil Ivey USA
Rezk Jacques Senegal
Nikolaus Jedlicka Austria
Leif Emil Simon Johansson
Marco Johnson USA
Nadir Jorephani UK
Mel Judah UK
Ken Justin USA
John Kabbaj UK
Masaaki Kagawa Japan
Rahal Kalil France
Fadi Kamar Liban
Iliodoros Kamatakis Greece
Benjamin Kang Germany
Per Henrik Kask Sweden
Eugene Katchalov
Matt Kay Canada
Eero Kekalainen Finland
Bryn Kenney USA
Robin Keston
Artur Kirilenko Russia
Stephen Kjerstad
Jonas Klausen Denmark
Travis Klein USA
Josef Klinger Austria
Vladimir Kochelaevskly
Marek Kolk Estonia
Josef Franz Kollarits Austria
Soren Kongsgaard Denmark
Eric Koskas France
Adrian Koy Germany
Andreas Krause Germany
Paul Kristoffersson Sweden
Eduards Kudrjavcevs Latvia
Matthew Kurtz USA
Michael Kwiek Germany
Selim Lalaoui France
Tuan Lam Canada
Edward Lawson USA
Tino Lechich Australia
Chris Min Lee United States
Pierre Xavier Lenoir French
David Levi Israel
Nicolas Levi UK
Adam Levy USA
Erick Lindgren USA
Jeffrey Lisandro Australia
Eric Liu United States
Shixia Liu French
Benjamin Locatelli France
Johnny Lodden Norway
Morten Lokken Norway
Asbjorn Lunde Norway
Jens Lundgren Sweden
Marcel Luske Holland
Maria Maceiras Spain
Ghaoudi Machou France
Paul Maddern UK
Clayton Maguire
Khayem Malek France
Andrea Manganelli Italy
Mihai Manole Rumania
Vincent Marlard France
Pablo Martinez Spain
Daniele Masini Italy
Ville Mattila Finland
Taylor McFarland USA
Farid Mekhfi French
Isabelle Mercier Canada
Jason Mercier USA
Luis Merino Spain
Julien Meurisse
Edouard Mignot Bonnefous France
Dag Martin Mikkelsen Norway
Alexandar Milanov Bulgaria
Andrey Mitropolskiy Russia
Sorel Mizzi Canada
Peyman Mohammadzadeh Germany
Enrico Moniaga Italy
Thierry Morel
Alexander Morozov Russia
Filfili Mounir Senegal
Osman Mustanoglu UK
Richard Nadler USA
Helly Nahmad USA
Rumen Nanev Bulgaria
Omais Abdel Nasser Senegal
Anh Nguyen Canada
Christoph Niesert Germany
David Norrman
Annette Obrestad Norway
Carl Olson USA
Gregory Orlov Russia
Igor Osipov Russia
Joakim Osth Sweden
Luca Pagano Italy
Nikolaus Panopoulus Greece
Jean Paul Pasqualini France
Nils Christian Paulsen Norway
Tommy Pavlicek Canada
Stephen John Pearce UK
Joerg Peisert Germany
Franz Pejcl
Christophe Perraud France
Pascal Perrault France
Max Tobias Persson Sweden
David Peters USA
Reuben Peters USA
Jacob Petersen USA
Tiziani Pierluigi Italy
Ditspong Pinpramot Germany
Vladimir Polishchuk Russia
Hendrikus Postel Netherlands
Julian Powell Australia
Terris Preston Canada
Ian Prevost USA
Mario Puccini Germany
Kirill Rabtsov Russia
Mats Rahm Sweden
Raymond Rahme South Africa
Azor Ran
Martin Rask Denmark
Gregory Paul Raymer USA
Dominick Raynis USA
Shane Reihill Ireland
Tyler Reiman
Tobias Reinkemeier Germany
Michael Reis Germany
Otto Richard France
Thomas Richter Germany
Claudio Stefano Rinaldi Switzerland
Voitto Rintala Finland
Peter Wolfgang Roche Ireland
Roberto Romanello UK
Sasha Rosewood USA
Anthony Roux France
Andrew Rowlands Canada
Andrea Ruscalls
Paulo Ruscalls
Knut Rysstad Norway
Patrick Sacrispeyre French
Stephane Michel Sage French
Rahal Samir France
Burak Sancaktaroglu Turkey
Andre Santos Portugal
Gualter Santos
Andreas Sarling
Eric Scalisi France
Brandon Koga Schaefer
Justin Mathew Schwartz USA
Alexander Selishchev
Alem Shah Germany
John Shipley UK
Roland Shuster Germany
Noah Siegel USA
Marcin Sikora Poland
Mario Silvestri Iii USA
Jean Marc Simon Luxembourg
Richard Sinclair UK
Scott Sitron USA
Jan Olav Sjavik Norway
Rolf Slotboom Holland
Daan Slutter Netherlands
Asa Smith UK
Daniel Smith
Danny Smith USA
Kari Somer Finland
Ricardo Sousa Portugal
Gabriele Speranza Switzerland
Beniamino Speroni French
Gijsbertus Spijkers Netherlands
Christoffer Stahle Sweden
Johannes Steindl Austria
Geoff Stephens USA
Steve Stolzmann USA
Dominik Stopka Germany
Ben Straate Argentina
Johannes Strassmann Germany
Emma Sophia Stroeman Sweden
Jan Arthur Svendsen Norway
Halldor Mar Sverrisson Iceland
Adam Sword UK
Francois Tardieu France
Mark Teltscher UK
Saverio Teodori Italy
Arkady Teplitsky Russia
Katja Thater Germany
Julian Peter Thew UK
Luis Tier Spain
Domenico Tinnirello Italy
Christian Togsverd Denmark
Kevin Richard Tone United States
Andreas Torbergsen Norway
Alec Torelli USA
Csaba Toth Hungary
Richard Toth Hungary
Peter Traply Hungary
Alexander Uskov Russia
Mikhail Ustinov Russia
Roland Uzan France
Thierry Van Der Berg Netherlands
Abraham Van Der Ende Netherlands
Johan Van Til Netherlands
Steven Van Zadelhoff Netherlands
Derek Vandamme USA
Gordon Vayo USA
Lex Veldhuis Holland
Maxime Villemure
Thomas Wahlroos Finland
Severin Walser
Erik Walter Sweden
Martin Wendt Denmark
Bart Wetsteijn Holand
Scot Wilson Canada
Anna Wisniewska
Andrzej Wisniewski Poland
Jeremy Wray UK
Anna Wroblewski USA
Georges Yazbeck Lebanon
Fawaz Youssef Lebanon
Andrey Zaichenko Russia
Yuriy Zdanovskiy UKraine
Daniel Zink Germany
Sebastian Zink Germany

The only way is up

Sorel's stack is now going in the right direction. Before the following hand he managed to get up to around 10,000.
There's an under-the-gun limper before a player in the cut-off raises it up to 800. Sorel is sitting in the small blind where he re-raises to 2,400. The original limper passes before the cut-off player goes all-in for around 7,000. Sorel insta-calls with..

ak

and he's racing against his opponents...

qq

All the way to the river on this one...

29a t j

the paired ace enough to give Sorel the pot and increase his stack to over 17,000. Momentum is with him now, let's hope it continues.

Another level of poker

A very interesting hand just happened on the High Stakes Poker table. Neither Eli Elezra or Barry Greenstein were involved though. It was folded around to Luca Pagano on the button who called the 200 big blind before a player in the small blind raised it up to 800. Luca called and the flop came down...

749

The small blind player fires 1,000 into the pot. Luca studies his opponent before spinning a blue 1,000 chips into the pot too. The turn brings...

4

This is where it gets interesting. The small blind checks this time to face a bet of 3,500 from Luca. After a slight pause he makes it 10,000 to go, leaving just over 6,000 back. Luca blows air through his lips and takes off his designer sunglasses as he assesses what's happening. He only has just under 15,000 so this decision is vital as there's little fold equity. 'All-in' escapes the lips of the Italian as he moves each stack of chips over the line. Due to the action and the amount of chips in the middle everyone around the table is expecting a quick call. It doesn't come though as the small blind players sits there in what looks like mental agony. It seems to kill him to do it but he folds sending the pot Luca's way.

'Show a black card' cries Eli.

'What? A black one like that?' replies Luca as he flips over the ace of clubs.

'Genius, pure genius' are the words of Thomas Fougeron in the next seat.

'Wow, just wow' adds Eli.

The downing of Annette

Sadly, Annette is no more. There was an under-the-gun limper that she failed to see, hence the small raise of the 200 big blind up to 500. The big blind and the initial raiser call before the flop comes...

892

Both players check to Annette who continues her aggression with a hefty 1,400 bet. The big blind folds but the under-the-gun players moves all-in. He has Annette covered so the call would put her tournament at risk. Call she does though, holding...

She ahead but at risk against her opponents...

53

Wouldn't you know it, a heart drops to eliminate our young pro. Good game Annette and congrats on a break through year on the EPT

Sorel time

Sorel sees a flop with one other player that shows...

q26

It's checked to Sorel who bets and gets called before the turn comes...

2

Both players check this time so straight to the river...

7

This time Sorel faces a near pot size bet from his opponent. He senses something suspicious and makes the call and is happy to see his opponent muck before the hands are exposed. Sorel doesn't want to reveal his cards but is instructed to and he shows...

97!

A while later I approach the table and see Sorel heads-up with a player and the flop already dealt and showing...

at3

It's checked to Sorel who makes a suspiciously small bet that finds a call from his opponent before we see the turn...

9

Sorel bets once more when it's checked to him only to see his opponent check-raise all-in. Sorel makes a very quick call holding...

qj

His opponent is drawing dead with...

a8

Another nice pot goes the Canadian's way and he's now up to 33,000. He feels like he's free-rolling at the moment after being as low as 2,000 at one point.

Kanoute

Jeremy Wray, known as kanoute online, is playing this event for the second year in a row. He's sitting in the big blind and sees an early position raise to 700 and two flat calls. He likes what he's holding enough to re-raise up to 2,200. The only call he gets is from Shaun Deeb on the button before the flop comes down...

aka

Both players check so to the turn we go...

8

Jeremy checks again to face a 3,800 bet. He makes the call so the river is dealt...

2

Once again Jeremy checks to face an all-in bet from Shaun totaling 10,225. Jeremy takes his time but eventually makes the call with...

qq

It's no good though as Shaun shows...

a6 for the pot.

Some Chip Counts at the endof level 6

Nicolas Levi - 60,000
Woody Deck 72,000
Freddy Deeb - 30,000
Sorel Mizzi - 37,000
Shaun Deeb- 80,000
Marcel Luske - 31,000
Jason Mercier - 34,000
Patrik Antonious - 25,000
Johnny Lodden - 84,000
Noah Boaken - 18,000
Barry Greenstein - 8,000
Eli Elezra - 9,000
Luca Pagano - 40,000
Isabelle Mercier - 4,000
Stephen Pearce - 37,000

Last Level for today

It was advertised on the EPT website that we would be playing six levels today but after all the extra entries Thomas Kremser decided to add an extra level. The player numbers are low enough now that he's decided to only play half of the last level.

One player not to make through those forty-five minutes is Isabelle Mercier. Nursing a short-stack for a long while she finally found a spot to get her remaining chips in and a willing customer holding pocket eights. She was in good shape with pocket jacks. The flop came and went with no problems for 'No Mercy' but the turn brought a nasty looking eight to end her Monte Carlo dreams after such a long day's play. She didn't look happy at all as she stormed out of the room.

Stephen Pearce didn't make through the day. The colourful player had his table entertained all day with his banter but after running into bigger made hands all day he is no more. We'll try to find details of his exit when we catch up with him.

Last five hands

With ten minutes left of today's play the tournament clock is stopped and each table is dealt five more hands. This helps to eliminate any advantage gained by slow playing. All the press were asked to leave the room at this point. Shortly before this happened I approached Sorel to see him deeply involved in a pot. We're at the turn stage and the board reads as follows...

4q9a

Sorel is in position and bets 5,200 when it's checked to him. His opponent calls so we see the river...

8

Once more Sorel fces a check and once more he bets, a total of 12,075 this time. His opponent then raises up to 25,000. This confuses Sorel and he sits there with a crowd gathering around as he ponders his decision. After a good few minutes he concludes he can't call and slowly slides his cards over the line. It's a big dent in his stack but he's still in and that prospect looked unlikely at one point today.

Final Words

Play has come to an end here in Monte Carlo. After around twelve long hours of play 172 players of the 292 remain and will come back the day after tomorrow to pick up where they left off. Tomorrow will be a carbon copy of today and it's sure to be packed full of big name players in search of more glory. Sorel Mizzi is the one remaining Team Betfair player and despite his late knock will be reading to take on tomorrow's remaining players when he returns on Monday. Play tomorrow will aim to get underway at 1200 GMT. I hope you can join us for more fun filled action.

This is Marc Convey signing off for tonight.

Official chips counts to follow in the morning.

Chip counts as promised

Name Country Chips
Stephen Kjaerstad Norway 111200
Chris Min Lee United States 96050
Johnny Lodden Norway 88425
Mostafa Belkhayate 88275
Driman Connor 87675
Shaun Deeb USA 84375
Thomas Boekhoff Germany 83350
Shane Reihill Ireland 82150
Nils Christian Paulsen Norway 80825
Beniamino Speroni Italy 80525
Gilbert Abela Liban 78875
Peter Wolfgang Roche Ireland 78425
Pierliuigi Tiziani Italy 77225
Claudio Stefano Rinaldi Switzerland 74475
Noah Siegel USA 73725
Tommi Horkko Finland 73150
Sasha Rosewood USA 72125
Woody Deck Lithuania 70800
Terris Preston Canada 70125
Morten Lokken Norway 68700
Maxime Villemure Canada 68000
Juris Bonders Austria 67800
Valeriy Ilikyan Russia 67450
Kenny Hallaert Belgium 67000
Clayton Maguire USA 66800
Domenico Tinnirello Italy 58100
Sebastian Zink Germany 58050
Andreas Torbergsen Norway 56600
Enrico Mognaga Italy 56325
Dan Glimne Sweden 54725
Sorel Mizzi Canada 52550
Alexander Uskov Russia 52550
Nordine Bouya France 51400
Thomas Fougeron France 50300
Jean-Pierre Gleize France 49100
Jan Heitmann Germany 48900
Mel Judah UK 47450
Eduards Kudrjavcevs Latvia 46650
Stuart Michel Fox UK 46600
Aliaksandr Dzianisau Russia 46550
Marcel Luske Holland 46375
Andre Santos Portugal 46000
Travis Klein USA 45975
Trond Erik Eidsvig Norway 44525
Christoffer Stahle Sweden 44225
Thomas Bichon 44050
Luca Pagano Italy 43750
Eric Liu United States 43600
Derek Vandamme USA 43400
Nicolas Levi France 43250
Ronny Alex 42550
Patrick Sacrispeyre French 42125
Andreas Fluri Switzerland 41875
Anthony Chatelain Sweden 41225
Peter Traply Hungary 41000
Rahal Samir France 40575
Kirill Rabtsov Russia 38875
Andreas Sarling Finland 38625
Josh Arieh USA 38500
Nikolaus Panopoulus Greece 37800
Jonathan Dwek Canada 37600
Richard Fohrenbach USA 37500
Stefan Gerim Germany 37475
Cecilia Borg Sweden 36575
Joshua Gould UK 35550
Jason Mercier USA 35375
Fabrizio Baldassari Italy 35275
Freddy Deeb USA 35175
Benjamin Locatelli France 35100
Christoph Niesert Germany 34900
Ian Prevost USA 34875
Fadi Kamar Liban 34550
Thomas Wahlroos Finland 34500
Giovanni Bigoni Italy 33775
Tomas Brolin Sweden 33175
Pawel Chmiel Poland 33175
Karl Gal Germany 33075
Humberto Brenes Costa Rica 32700
Jeremy Wray UK 32525
Raymond Rahme South Africa 32225
Joakim Osth Sweden 31675
Dominik Stopka Germany 31675
Ryan Fisler Canada 31600
Gualter Santos 31550
Ryan Daut USA 31425
Anna Wroblewski USA 31325
Teodori Saverio Italy 31150
Thomas Richter Germany 31050
Carl Olson USA 30775
Fowzi Baroukh UK 30325
Stefanie Bergener Germany 29825
Pier Paulo Ruscalla Italy 29450
Ross Boatman UK 29000
Csaba Toth Hungary 28400
Pierre Xavier Lenoir French 28300
Josef Klinger Austria 28150
Jan Olav Sjavik Norway 27500
Martin Rask Denmark 27225
Stephen Devlin UK 27100
Simone Coppari Italy 26375
Gino Alacqua Italy 26275
Thierry Van Der Berg Holland 25975
Peter Feldman USA 25725
Robin Keston 25425
Eric Scalisi France 25200
Kari Somer Finland 24825
Mark Bech Denmark 24775
Michel Abecassis France 24550
Gianni Mocchi Italy 24450
Paul Maddern UK 24400
Steven Van Zadelhoff Holland 23875
Alexander Argoe USA 22575
William Edler USA 22250
Nadir Jorephani UK 21850
Pablo Ubierna Spain 21825
Alec Torelli USA 21325
Anthony Gregg USA 21275
Edward Lawson USA 20000
Osman Mustanoglu UK 19650
Vladimir Kochelaevskly 18525
Christer Bjorin Sweden 18250
Noah Boeken Holland 18250
Samuel Chartier Canada 17700
Matthew Kurtz USA 17550
Adam Levy USA 17500
Ricardo Sousa Portugal 17175
Sandra Edlund Sweden 17075
Pierre Baronville Belgium 17025
Daniele Masini Italy 16775
Adam Sword UK 16775
Dominick Raynis USA 16725
Tommy Pavlicek Canada 16075
Halldor Mar Sverrisson Iceland 15975
Carl Johan Ericson Sweden 15850
Dorrance-Bowman USA 15500
Andy Greekfish UK 15425
Luis Merino Spain 15425
Tommy Dender Denmark 15225
Alexander Morozov Russia 15050
Severin Walser Switzerland 14950
Guillaume De La Gorce France 14875
Max Tobias Persson Sweden 14700
Scott Sitron USA 14450
Eliahu Ilan Elezra United States 14400
Christian Togsverd Denmark 14250
Patrik Antonius USA 14000
Mario Puccini Germany 13950
Benjamin Kang Germany 12600
Richard Nadler USA 11775
Iliodoros Kamatakis Greece 10900
Owen Crowe Canada 10475
Andreas Hagen Denmark 10275
Rahal Kalil France 10200
Mike Bartholomew Canada 10075
Nathan Doudney USA 10000
Miguel Magan Tier Spain 9800
Asbjorn Lunde Norway 9775
Stephane Michel Sage French 9650
Ken Justin USA 8800
Konstantin Bucherl Germany 8750
Mikhail Ustinov Russia 8475
Josef Kollarits Austria 7450
Gordon Vayo USA 7325
Jared Hubbard USA 7225
Johan Van Til Holland 7125
Francois Tardieu France 7075
Anders Henriksson Sweden 6700
Barry Greenstein USA 5825
Martin Wendt Denmark 5575
Christophe Perraud France 5325
Ditspong Pinpramot Germany 4750