World Poker Tour Venice 2011 Day 1a Results

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The World Poker Tour Venice 2011 had 158 out of 200 remaining after Day 1a but the WPT was brutally honest of its assessment.

In truth, the turnout for Day 1a was poor after the excitement of the record busting WPT Prague. That being said we are hoping for a much bigger field for Day 1b and we are sure it will include a few players who decide to take advantage of the re-entry stipulation. Those likely to re-enter are Marvin Rettenmaier, John Eames, Giovanni Rizzo, Sam El Sayed, Scott Baumstein, Nicolo Calia and the Speranza Brothers (Gianluca and Alessandro) - all eight players failing to find the right mixture of luck and skill to survive in a relatively inexperienced field.

 

 

 

Chips

1

Mario Adinolfi

103,000 

2

Samuel Corda

103,000 

3

Alessandro Speranza

60,000 

4

Roberto Romanello

60,000 

 

Gianluca Speranza

55,000 

6

Cecilia Pescaglini

52,000 

 

Average Chip Count: 37,974

 

- Patrick Flanagan, Gambling911.co

 

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