Ramon Kropmann tries Mystery Bounty on EPT Barcelona
The much-anticipated EPT stage kicked off in Barcelona on Monday (21st). One of the events in the series is the €10,200 Mystery Bounty, where Brazil, led by Ramon Kropmanns, have embarked on a crucial high-stakes final. The Midas team star was the only national representative to get chips.
The first day of the Mystery Bounty saw 56 participants, 30 of whom advanced to the next stage of the competition. Kropmanns amassed 163,000 chips and is 15th in chips in the qualifiers. The tournament chip leader is Maher Nouira of Tunisia with 745,000 in chips.
Those in the running are Daniel Rezaei (499,000), Kayhan Mokri (336,500), Aliaksandr Shylko (237,000), Paul Newey (214,500), Sam Grafton (189,500) and Conor Beresford (153,000). , Casimir Serre (137,000), Nacho Barbero (118,500), Nico Kupp (117,000), Francisco Benitez (96,500), Eric Seidel (95,500) and Henry Casper (70,500).
Felipe Boyanovski and Denis Ramos left parts, but did not develop further. Numbers are not final as registration will remain open until the end of the second blind stage the next day. The Mystery Bounty will continue at 08:30 Brasilia time with blinds of 1,500 / 3,000.
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This text provides an update on the ongoing EPT stage in Barcelona, highlighting Ramon Kropmanns as the only national representative to advance in the competition. It also mentions the current chip leaders and provides details about the upcoming schedule for the Mystery Bounty event.
This text provides information about the EPT stage in Barcelona, specifically focusing on the €10,200 Mystery Bounty event. It highlights the performance of Ramon Kropmanns from Brazil, who was the only national representative to advance in the competition. The current leaders in chip count are mentioned, and it notes that registration is still open for the next day of the event.
I think the text provides a detailed update on the EPT stage in Barcelona, highlighting key players and their chip counts. It sets the stage for an exciting and competitive tournament, with a variety of nationalities represented. It will be interesting to see how the competition unfolds in the coming days.
This text provides a detailed overview of the EPT stage in Barcelona, highlighting the performance of Brazilian player Ramon Kropmanns in the Mystery Bounty event. It also mentions key players and their chip counts, setting the stage for an exciting continuation of the tournament the following day.