Russians Ivan Demidov, final tablist ultimately year's World Series of Poker, and Alex Kravchenko both made it throughout the day and into the last 36. While Kravchenko was never huge in chips, he did accumulate steadily and ended with 83,500, while Demidov flirted with 170,000.
With 122 sitting down at the beginning of play (greater than 1/2 the 206 starters within the $7,000 event), it seemed there has been a hurry for the exit because it took only eight hours to rattle during the field to the desired 36, who can be back on day three to minimize to a last table.
Among those falling were Team Pros Chad Brown and Katja Thater - the latter unlucky when her K-K was outdrawn by A-Q which made a wheel straight at the river. Ouch. Also exiting was Oleg Suntsov, who won the primary RPT event in St Petersburg earlier within the year.
Full coverage of RPT Moscow is occurring over on our Russian PokerStars Blog, where blogger Pavel Sychev is bringing you all of the news and pics. You'll be able to take a look at those even supposing you can not read a word of Russian.
We'll report back here tomorrow (Sun) on who made it to the overall table - and whether a Russian member of Team PokerStars Pro will still be removing the RPT Moscow crown, which comes with an excessively attractive 14,323,000 rubles first prize - that's about $445,000 to you and me.
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