Marc Wright, Thomas Cibak Lead EPT Berlin 2012

Written by :

Patrick Flanigan

Published on :

19 April, 2012

Marc Wright and Thomas Cibak were chip leaders heading into Day 4 of the EPT Berlin 2012.

"I've been pretty lazy but I'm trying to get back into it again now," said Wright. "When you play poker for a living its super easy to get lazy; it's my own fault but I'm going to start playing all EPTs and playing online tournaments properly."

24 players remain in the event including three former winners are vying to become the first double winner.

Andrew Chen, the third biggest chip leader, has reached two EPT finals before

Marc Wright 2400000

Thomas Cibak 2311000

Andrew Chen 1827000

Florian Dohnert 1270000

Jordi Riba Corrons 1265000

Andreas Vlachos 1140000-

Bahadir Kilickeser 1114000

Pratyush Buddiga 1110000

Cesar Garcia Domínguez 1099000

Vladimir Geshkenbein 1053000

Anton Wigg 973000

- Patrick Flanagan, Gambling911.com

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