Dmitri Zatsik Bags Day 1c Chip Lead

Day 1c attracted 43 more entries to bring the total field up to 433 and counting with still two more opening flights to go and late registration remaining open on Friday’s Day 2 for the first four blind levels. Estonia’s Dmitri Zatsik led the way with 211,400 chips with 18 players bagging stacks to bring the field up to 158 Day 2 players from the first three opening flights.

Spain’s Inigo Naveiro Martin (197,400), United Kingdom’s Chris Da Silva (115,000), and Finland’s Artturi Hannuala also advanced to Day 2 with six-figure stacks from what will be the small field of any of the five opening flights.

Meanwhile, 2020 Kings of Tallinn Main Event champion Johan Karlsson also advanced with 76,000 as did Kings of Tallinn regular Jari Hurri with a smaller stack of 35,300.

PlacePlayerCountryChipsBig Blinds
1Estonia Dmitri ZatsikEstonia211,400176
2Spain Inigo Naveiro MartinSpain197,400165
3United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Chris Da SilvaUnited Kingdom115,00096
4Finland Artturi HannulaFinland108,90091
5Finland Pasi SormunenFinland80,90067
6Estonia Andres LõivEstonia78,70066
7Sweden Johan KarlssonSweden76,60064
8Estonia Alexey CherkasovEstonia69,30058
9Finland Heppu SimolaFinland52,60044
10Bulgaria Danail ZhelevBulgaria52,10043
11Sweden Andreas LundinSweden46,20039
12Estonia Andres AroEstonia38,40032
13Estonia Virgo LaansooEstonia37,40031
14Finland Jari HurriFinland35,30029
15Finland Kare HallamaaFinland33,50028
16Estonia Aleksandr ArutjunovEstonia22,70019
17France Florian RibouchonFrance22,00018
18Finland Anton NiemeläFinland19,20016

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