As the 2011 PokerStars EPT day 2 has ended, right on top of the rest in regards to chip count is Patrick Renkers, who was able to score a pretty huge chip stack totalling to 2,423,000 chips, with his closest competitor, Marting Finger, having a stack of 1,289,000, almost only just half of his stack.

Day 3 saw the 137 players who survived the previous day take their seats at the table. Of course, only 104 players were to be paid out, and the unlucky player who got eliminated just one spot to a payout was Mads Amot, who was eliminated on 105th. The rest of the 104 poker players got some profit from the game. From there, the eliminations were pretty harsh, up until the remaining players to progress on to the next day were only a total of 31.

Renkers’ Awesome Day

Of course, the spotlight was focused on Patrick Renkers, who, although had a bit of trouble during the earlier parts of the day, was able to come up with more than 2.3 million chips right at the end. One of his notable moves when he was able to let his stack grow to more than 600k when his flush won against Danny Richa’s. Renkers was not done at all, as just a few moments later, he was yet again able to build up his stack, this time, going past the one million mark when his pocket A’s won against Torsten Otte’s pocket K’s. Renkers was also responsible for eliminating Joe Serock and later on the day, Renkers saw himself going against Dennis Behedal, who also had a pretty strong stack of chips and eventually gave Renkers a huge boost in chip count at the end.

Chip Counts on to the Next Day

Right on the number one spot with a staggering lead over the others is Patrick Renkers, with a total of 2.423 million chips. Right on second is Martin Finger, with a total of 1.289 million in total. On third is Denys Drobyna, holding with him a total of 1.218 million chips. Vojtech Ruzicka, having hoarded 1.128 million sits on fourth, followed by Mads Wissing, with a pretty strong 1.059 million on fifth. Right on the sixth spot is Ari Engel, with a total of 1.053 million for the next day followed by Nicolas Levi on seventh with 948k chips. Right on the eighth spot is Jude Ainsworth, with 929k followed by Ramil Boyazitov and Yann Brosolo on ninth and tenth place respectively with 892k and 828k.