Salvatore Sablone chipleader at 32 left

Day 2 of the €250 Holiday Main Event saw the field of 304 players whittled down to 32 qualifiers for the final game.

Assured of a €1,065 payout, the survivors of this field of 1,697 entrants will return on Sunday at 2pm to battle it out over 50-minute levels... with a €50,000 first prize in their sights. The conclusion of the tournament will be broadcast live from the Circus Casino Resort in Namur.

With 239 places paid, it took less than an hour to hold the ITM. Players in the money began to share out just over €341,000 in prizepool prize money, with the likes of Pierre Neuville, Norman Bultot, Clayde Tjaw Foe, Emile Custine, Robin Splendido, Mihai Stinca, Dang Nguyen, Fred Davidts and François-Louis Vlassis picking up a new HendonMob line without making it to Day 3. 

There are still 32 players in the running, and it's one of Namur's regulars who's in pole position. Salvatore Sablone (above left) was at the table where the badbeat jakcpot fell, cashing for just over €1,000 on the spot... and luck hasn't deserted him since.

The Belgian bagged up 5.5 million chips after being in a bad position in the middle of a day that spanned 11 40-minute levels. He made the cut and is now ahead of Reda Belkhou (below).

The Frenchman went three against three at the start of the day when he was already the biggest stack at the table, piled on non-stop afterwards and, despite a less crazy end to the day, finished with 4.4 million, ahead of the man who held the Yellow Jersey for a very long time, Shahram Rastegari (4.3 million).

Arnaud Danes, 8th in the provisional rankings, bagged 3.5 million. The game will resume on 60,000 - 120,000 (120,000), so the Frenchman is very close to the leading trio. Ahead of Danes, Marc Thumelaire (3.9 million), Daniel Pirlot (4 million) and Djamel Rezai (4.2 million) have been at the forefront throughout Day 2 and are shaping up as serious contenders.

With fewer chips, he will return with 2.2 million, but Wesley Peinen has the experience to turn things around. Five players will return with 10 blinds or less, including Fedele Ricotta and Alexis Renard, who was already short 8 blinds going into Day 2...

Don't miss the conclusion of this back-to-school tournament, on Sunday from 2 p.m... with 10 French players, 9 Belgians and 8 Dutch, the battle for the title promises to be exciting!

Folie

The game resumed with 32 players on 60000 - 120 000 (120 000) and the first 20 minutes of play were marked by the disappearance of Richard BreuskinAlmost at the start of Day 3. The Belgian cracked the Aces by Mosjin El YakoubiThe latter took the opportunity to climb to 5.8 million chips, neck and neck with Salvatore Sablone. 

The other dinguerie at the start of the day was the absence of Michel Peeters. Chipleader of the last qualifying day, Friday's 1H Turbo Day, Michel didn't show up for the kick-off of the Final Day of this tournament which gathered 1,697 entrants.

Contacted to find out if there was a problem, Michel simply replied that he was going to take advantage of the good weather and that he didn't feel in the right conditions to play. If Michel isn't about to call the biggest bluff in the history of the Circus Casino Resort de Namur, his stack will be at 30 eliminations of a €50,000 ticket...

50,000 and 4 CPS tickets up for grabs this Sunday

The final four players in this field of 1,697 entrants will each walk away with a handsome bill and a CPS Main Event ticket worth €2,200...

The 31 Holiday tournament survivors are currently guaranteed a €1,225 payout...


Main Event Holiday (1697 entrants - 341 776€ prizepool)
Winner 50 000€
Runner Up - 32 350€
3rd - 23 125€
4th - 17 800€
5th - 13 780€
6th - 10 550€
7th - 8 110€
8th - 6 235€
9th - 4 796€

10th and 11th - 3 690€
12th and 13th - 3 075€
14th and 15th - 2 560€
16th and 17th - 2 140€
18th to 20th - 1 860€
21st to 23rd - 1 620€
24th to 27th - 1 410€
28th to 31st - 1 225€
32nd - Richard Breuskin 1 065€

Last three tables

With 24 minutes left to play on blinds 75,000 - 150,000 (150,000), the field has been whittled down to 24 players. This is the Top 1.4% of the 1,697-player field!

The last 24 players in the field are guaranteed a €1,410 payout, and the big money is approaching. There will be a break at the end of this level and Michel Peeters has jumped without coming, unblanked! 

They jumped on Day 3

25th - Michel Peeters (Bel) €1,410
26th - Daniel Pirlot (Bel - Photo)) €1,410
27th - Mihai Nichifor (Fr) €1,410
28th - NC (NL) €1,225
29th - Daan Hoeben (NL) €1,225
30th - Hamid Mazari (Fr) €1,225
31st - Fedele Riccota (It) €1,225
32nd - Richard Breuskin (Bel) €1,065

Checkpoint

Second-to-last at the start of the second half, Alexis Renard (photo) continues his mission of survival with brio. He doubled on the first hand of the day before tripling just before the break, each time parrying in front. Tight is right! 

The game resumes on 100,000 - 200,000 (200,000) with an average of 21 blinds, and the tables should be balanced shortly... 

Table 14 (in order of seats)
Kris Coeckelbergh (Bel) 3.7 million
Clayde Terlaan (NL) 6.9 million
Matthias van der Perre (Bel) 1.6 million
Lucas Bertrand (Fr) 5.7 million
Wesley Peinen (Bel) 2,3 million
Alexis Renard (Fr) 3.1 million


Table 15 (in order of seats)
Mosjin El Yakoubi (NL) 7.2 million
Salvatore Sablone (Bel) 5.7 million
Danijel Krlej 5.3 million
Fred Heyvaert (Bel) 2,5 million
Danny Ummels (NL) 4.5 million
Sebastien Lonnoy (Fr) 2.8 million
Pim van Wieringen (NL) 2.8 million

Table 16 (in order of seats)
Reda Belkhou (Fr) 3.7 million
Arnaud Danes (Fr) 4,5 million
Hendrikus van der Heijden (NL) 3 million
Sajjad Miah (Bel) 6.2 million
Bilal Marzouk (Fr) 2.5 million
Aschraf Khader (All) 1.2 million
Markus Sippe (Lux) 3.6 million
Djamel Rezai (Fr) 2.8 million

They jumped before the break
21st - €1,620
22nd - Marc Thumelaire (Bel) €1,620
23rd - Wai Kee Tang (NL) €1,620
24th - Thierry Vulgaire (Fr) €1,410

Semi-finals

29 minutes of play remain on blinds 125,000 - 250,000 (250,000) with 15 players gathering at two tables. The average has risen to 5.6 million and Sébastien Lonnoy is struggling with a small stack. The Frenchman has just successfully checked-raised all-in after defending his big blind, and is now back up to almost 3 million.

Belgian Wesley Peinen (16th) was not so lucky and jumped out within the first ten minutes of the two-table reunification. The 15 survivors are guaranteed a €2,560 payout... 

Table 14 (in seating order)
Danny Ummels
Sebastien Lonnoy (photo)
Mosjin El Yakoubi
Sajjad Miah
Fred Heyvaert
Alexis Renard
Reda Belkhou




Table 16 (in seating order)

Salvatore Sablone
Lucas Bertrand
Kris Coeckelbergh
Pim Van Wieringen
Clayde Terlaan
Djamel Rezai
Markus Sippe
Arnaud Danes

They jumped on Day 3
16th - Wesley Peinen (Bel) 2 140€
17th - Hendrikus van Der Heijden (NL) 2 140€
18th - Matthias van Der Perre (Bel) 1 860€
19th - NC €1,860
20th - Bilal Marzouk (Fr) €1,860
21st - Aschrak Khader (All) €1,620
22nd - Marc Thumelaire (Bel) €1,620
23rd - Wai Kee Tang (NL) €1,620
24th - Thierry Vulgaire (Fr) 1 410€
25th - Michel Peeters (Bel) 1 410€
26th - Daniel Pirlot (Bel - Photo)) 1 410€
27th - Mihai Nichifor (Fr) 1 410€
28th - NC (NL) €1,225
29th - Daan Hoeben (NL) €1,225
30th - Hamid Mazari (Fr) €1,225
31st - Fedele Riccota (It) €1,225
32nd - Richard Breuskin (Bel) €1,065

Last Stop

Last stop before the Final Table on the €250 Holiday Main Event. There are only 13 players left in the field with a guaranteed payout of €3,075, and the jereprends on blinds 150,000 - 300,000 (300,000) with an average of 6.5 million. Alexis Renard (15th) and Dutchman Pim van Wieringen (14th) each sold out for €2,560... 

Table 14 (in seat order)
Danny Ummels 11.6 million
Sébastien Lonnoy 2.5 million
Mosjin El Yakoubi 8.5 million
Sajjad Miah 9.6 million
Fred Heyvaert 2.6 million
Kris Coeckelbergh 8.9 million
Reda Belkhou 2.8 million



Table 16 (in seat order)

Salvatore Sablone 7.1 million
Lucas Bertrand 5 million
Clayde Terlaan 12.2 million
Djamel Rezai 5.5 million
Markus Sippe 4 million
Arnaud Danes 4.9 million (photo)

A final and a dinner break

After Wesley Peinen's quick exit at the last two tables, Alexis Renard and Pim van Wieringen quickly followed suit. In resistance mode, Fred Heyvaert was eliminated in 13th place by Mosjin El Yakoubi.

Sébastien Lonnoy gave himself some breathing space with a double-up before losing a few feathers in a battle of blinds against Danny Ummels. There was still €177,000 to go in the prizepool t nobody wanted to give up.

Last of the class, Markus Sippe put 2.5 blinds to the cutoff with Ace 7... only to be called instantly by Bertrand Lucas, whose tens didn't hold after a Ten Jack 9 8 4 board! At the end of this move, Bertrand was down to 8.6 million, while the Luxembourger was struggling to get back to 2.2 million. 

It was at this table, in the 200,000 - 400,000 blinds (400,000), that the decision was made. In the small blind, Arnaud Danes shoved King 8 to be paid by Salvatore Sablone (photo) with Ace 9 in the big blind. Five cards later, Arnaud found himself in the rail and Salvatore with 7.6 million.

A fortune that would take him just a few minutes to give back to Bertrand Lucas. The latter took advantage of the situation to regain the tournament lead just before the final table.

The end was nigh for Sébastien Lonnoy... Down to 6 blinds, the Frenchman went 3-bet shove Roi 9 suité after an open from Sajjad Miah. The latter quickly pays with the Jacks and stays ahead of his opponent to provoke the ultimate reunification.

We're off to dinner, with a nice ticket to pick up as we digest the Top 0.5% of this tournament, which attracted 1,697 entrants! 

They jumped on Day 3
10th - Sébastien Lonnoy (Fr) 3 690€
11th - Salvatore Sablone (Bel) 3 690€
12th - Arnaud Danes (Fr) 3 075€
13th - Fred Heyvaert (Bel) 3 075€
14th - Pim Van Wieringen (NL) 2 560€
15th- Alexis Renard (Fr) 2 560€

16th - Wesley Peinen (Bel) 2 140€
17th - Hendrikus van Der Heijden (NL) 2 140€
18th - Matthias van Der Perre (Bel) 1 860€
19th - NC 1 860€
20th - Bilal Marzouk (Fr) 1 860€
21st - Aschrak Khader (All) €1,620
22nd - Marc Thumelaire (Bel) €1,620
23rd - Wai Kee Tang (NL) €1,620
24th - Thierry Vulgaire (Fr) €1,410
25th - Michel Peeters (Bel) €1,410
26th - Daniel Pirlot (Bel - Photo)) €1,410
27th - Mihai Nichifor (Fr) €1,410
28th - NC (NL) €1,225
29th - Daan Hoeben (NL) €1,225
30th - Hamid Mazari (Fr) €1,225
31st - Fedele Riccota (It) €1,225
32nd - Richard Breuskin (Bel) €1,065

Last table

The final of the €250 Holiday Main Event begins at 8 p.m., with the revealed card stream available a quarter of an hour later.

With a guaranteed payout of €4,795, they will compete for a first prize of €50,000. The Top 4 will also walk away with a CPS Main Event ticket worth €2,200...

Resumption with 42 minutes to play on 200,000 - 400,000 (400,000) with an average of 9.4 million... there are 84 million chips in circulation.


The final (in seating order)
Markus Sippe (Lux) 2,00,000
Djamel Rezai (Fr) 8,725,000
Kris Coeckelbergh (Bel) 5,925,000
Lucas Bertrand (Fr) 18 900,000
Sajjad Miah (Bel) 11,600,000
Reda Belkhou (Fr) 5,350,000
Mosjin El Yakoubi (NL) 9,850,000
ClaydeTerlaan (NL) 10,475,000
Danny Ummels (NL) 11,900,000

Main Event Holiday (1697 entrants - €341,776 prizepool)
Winner €50,000
Runner Up - €32,350
3rd - €23,125
4th - €17,800
5th - €13,780
6th - €10,550
7th - €8,110
8th - €6,235
9th - €4,796

Final Table kicks off

Déjà un Sortant

A short 15-minute final and then off we go for Markus Sippe. The Luxembourger sent just under 5 blinds into an unopened pot early in the game... only to be impaled in the kings of Sajjad Miah. The Belgian wakes up with a premium hijack and raises to isolate the first finalist...

Markus turned over King Ten and although the 5 Jack 9 flop opened up new possibilities, Turn 4 and River 5 confirmed the trend. Heading for the richer €4,795 rail for Sippe, enough to guarantee €6,235 for the 8 survivors in this field of 1,697 entrants.

Miah climbs to 14 million chips, a nice all-in at the end of the 200,000 - 400,000 level (400,000) with 84 million chips in circulation...

Battle of France

Djamel Rezai finishes in two stages. The Frenchman opens with a pair of 5's in the small blind and decides to call Kris Coeckelbergh 's 7 million stack in the big blind.

The Frenchman hesitates for a long time before calling and discovering a mismatched Ace 2 from the Belgian. Kris hits an A 4 Queen Ten 7 board to climb to 14.2 million and 36 blinds.

Down to 1.6 million at 4 blinds, Djamel Rezai (pictured) finally sends hijack with As 2 mismatched. Reda Belkhou opens Dame 5 in the big blind with a small stack and decides to pay... a good decision since the board As Dame 5 Dix Valet allows him to climb back up to 7 million and eliminate his compatriot. 

Rezai pockets €6,235, while the last 7 players in the running take home €8,110... 

Main Event Holiday (1697 entrants - 341 776€ prizepool)
Winner 50 000€
Runner Up - 32 350€
3rd - 23 125€
4th - 17 800€
5th - 13 780€
6th - 10 550€
7th - 8 110€
8th - Djamel Rezai 6 235€
9th - Markus Sippe 4 796€

Dutch War

The final 6 players in the Holiday Main Event are guaranteed a 5-figure payout. Dutchman Clayde Terlaan (pictured) cashes for €8,110 in 7th place after running into a compatriot.

Danny Ummels opens under the gun with Ace King and sees his neighbor on the right send 8 million and big blind all-in. It's snap to discover Ace Queen and climb to almost 20 million one Ten 9 9 2 3 board later.

With the move to blinds 250,000 - 500,000 (500,000), Danny climbs to 40 blinds or thereabouts...

Break 

Play resumes with 6 players in the 300,000 - 600,000 blinds (600,000) and an average of 14 million. There are 84 million chips in play in this Holiday Main Event...

There's €147,605 left in the prizepool and 4 €2,200 CPS Main Event tickets to give away... 

The final (in seating order)
Kris Coeckelbergh (Bel) 8,400,000
Lucas Bertrand (Fr) 25,000,000
Sajjad Miah (Bel) 4,000,000
Reda Belkhou (Fr) 7,800,000
Mosjin El Yakoubi (NL) 11,400,000
Danny Ummels (NL) 28,100,000

Battle of Belgium

One hand after returning from the break, the Belgian Kris Coeckelbergh opens at the button and pays directly when his compatriot Sajjad Miah (photo) pushes 3.4 million from the blinds 300,000 - 600,000 (600,000). Kris flips the Jacks and dominates the opponent's pair of 5s. One table later, the €2,200 CPS Main Event tickets bubble up... 

Kris and the other 4 finalists are guaranteed a €13,780 payout, while Sajjad pockets €10,550 for this deep-run in a field of 1,697 entrants. Kris is up to €12.7 million with this move... 

The CPS bubble for Mosjin

Mosjin El Yakoubi (photo) bowed out in 5th place in the €250 Heoliday Main Event. He cashed for €13,780 after sending straight from the button for 9.9 million on 300,000 - 600,000 (600,000)...

In the small blind, Danny Ummels goes all-in with queens and stays ahead of Mosjin's ace-2 suiter after a table of 8 9 7 5 queens. The last Dutchman in the running is up to 40 million chips out of 84!

The final (in seating order)
Kris Coeckelbergh (Bel) 12,700,000
Lucas Bertrand (Fr) 28,400,000
Reda Belkhou (Fr) 10,300,000
Danny Ummels (NL) 32,300,000

Main Event Holiday (1697 entrants - 341 776€ prizepool)
Winner 50 000€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€
Runner Up - 32 350€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€
3rd - 23 125€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€
4th - 17 800€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€
5th - Mosjin El Yakoubi (NL) 13 780€
6th - Sajjad Miah (Bel) 10 550€
7th - Clayde Terlaan (NL) 8 110€
8th - Djamel Rezai (Fr) 6 235€
9th - Markus Sippe (Lux) 4 796€

Exit Belgium

There are no more Belgian players in this Holiday Main Event after the exit in 4th position of Kris Coeckelbergh.





Down to 8.9 million, the Belgian sends under the gun with a mismatched Dame Valet and Reda Belkhou wakes up in the blinds with Jacks. At the end of a Ten 2 3 King 8 table, the discussion for a deal begins... without a Belgian. And the deal is quickly struck! 

Kris also wins a CPS Main Event ticket worth €2,200. The trio will battle it out for the remaining €5,000 and the title! 

Blinds rise to 400,000 - 800,000 (800,000) and levels drop to 25 minutes...

The final (in seating order)
Lucas Bertrand (Fr) 30 300 000
Reda Belkhou (Fr) 21 000 000
Danny Ummels (NL) 33 800 000

Deal (€5,000 to win)
Danny - €35,985 + CPS Main Event 2200€ ticket
Lucas - €35,036 + CPS Main Event 2200€ ticket
Reda - €29,453 + CPS Main Event 2200€ ticket

Main Event Holiday (1697 entrants - 341 776€ prizepool)
Winner 50 000€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€
Runner Up - 32 350€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€
3rd - 23 125€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€
4th - Kris Coeckelbergh (Bel) 17 800€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€
5th - Mosjin El Yakoubi (NL) 13 780€
6th - Sajjad Miah (Bel) 10 550€
7th - Clayde Terlaan (NL) 8 110€
8th - Djamel Rezai (Fr) 6 235€
9th - Markus Sippe (Lux) 4 796€

Danny lets the French explain

In the lead at the time of the deal, Danny Ummels eventually finished 3rd out of 1,697 entrants to this Holiday Main Event. The Dutchman cashed for nearly €36,000 and a €2,200 ticket to the year-end CPS Main Event.

Ummels signs his biggest career win thanks to this 3-player deal, losing after opening Roi Valet from the button to 2 million.

Lucas Bertrand 3-bets from the small blind with Ace Ten mismatched at 7.2 million and the duo are on 7 7 Ten with 16 million chips in the middle. Lucas bets 4 million and quickly calls when the Dutchman goes all-in for almost 18 million.

We're on the end of 400,000 - 800,000 (800,000) and the best hand will stay ahead after a 5 and a 2 turn... enough to allow Lucas Bertrand to arrive in HU with 56 of the 84 million chips in circulation. 

Main Event Holiday (1697 entrants - 341 776€ prizepool)
Winner 50 000€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€*
Runner Up - 32 350€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€*
3rd - Danny Ummels (NL) 35 985€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€*
4th - Kris Coeckelbergh (Bel) 17 800€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€
5th - Mosjin El Yakoubi (NL) 13 780€
6th - Sajjad Miah (Bel) 10 550€
7th - Clayde Terlaan (NL) 8 110€
8th - Djamel Rezai (Fr) 6 235€
9th - Markus Sippe (Lux) 4 796€ 

Reda Runner-Up for €29,453

Reda Belkhou had a very nice Day 2, and he was again the author of a very solid game on Day 3. The Frenchman logically slipped into the 3-way deal, where he secured just over €29,000, and put up a good fight in the final duel. 

With 30 blinds and 29 million against his opponent's 54, Reda wasn't the favorite, but he managed to almost draw level and held out for a good half-hour. His opponent closed the gap when he showed Ace-King on an Ace-As-6-9-6 board after raising river... Reda flashed a 6 to fall to 8 million chips. 

As the blinds rose to 600,000 - 1,200,000, the end was nigh. Reda Belkhou went all-in on the last hand, from the button with Ace 6... but he couldn't do anything about his opponent's logical call with King 5. 

A King on the flop and a 5 on the river put an end to Reda's tournament, confirming his fine 55th place finish last May at the BPC 2024... 

Main Event Holiday (1697 entrants - 341 776€ prizepool)
Winner Lucas Bertrand (Fr) 40 036€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€*
Runner Up - Reda Belkhou (Fr) 29 453€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€*
3rd - Danny Ummels (NL) 35 985€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€*
4th - Kris Coeckelbergh (Bel) 17 800€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€
5th - Mosjin El Yakoubi (NL) 13 780€
6th - Sajjad Miah (Bel) 10 550€
7th - Clayde Terlaan (NL) 8 110€
8th - Djamel Rezai (Fr) 6 235€
9th - Markus Sippe (Lux) 4 796€ 

Lucas Bertrand turns €250 into €40,036

An amateur player from Nancy, Lucas Bertrand "rents a house with his buddies once a year, often in Namur". He triumphed over a field of 1,697 entrants to claim his first live success!

The Frenchman had started with the 5th smallest stack going into Day 3, at 32 left, and found himself up against the wall from the outset, but ended the day €40,036 richer and with a CPS Main Event ticket worth €2,200. "I swapped a bit with my brother," confided the champion a few seconds after his Namur victory. "This win makes me happy, it's cool," continued the winner, quiet and discreet as at the tables. 

On the ropes from the start of the day on Sunday, Lucas Bertrand made his way to the semi-finals "without showdown" or almost. There, he was even more aggressive. With just the right timing, he hit a square 9 to take off, and it was in chipleader position that he reached the final. 

While he sometimes benefited from the work of Danny UmmelsLucas Bertrand often made the right decisions. He declared himself "happy with his game" after the conclusion of a final duel which he had started in the lead. Having finished 5th in his second live final at the 2019 Oktoberfest here in Namur, the Lorraine native finally pocketed the jackpot. 

Main Event Holiday (1697 entrants - 341 776€ prizepool)
Winner Lucas Bertrand (Fr) 40 036€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€*
Runner Up - Reda Belkhou (Fr) 29 453€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€*
3rd - Danny Ummels (NL) 35 985€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€*
4th - Kris Coeckelbergh (Bel) 17 800€ + ticket CPS Main Event 2200€
5th - Mosjin El Yakoubi (NL) 13 780€
6th - Sajjad Miah (Bel) 10 550€
7th - Clayde Terlaan (NL) 8 110€
8th - Djamel Rezai (Fr) 6 235€
9th - Markus Sippe (Lux) 4 796€ 

They jumped on Day 3
10th - Sébastien Lonnoy (Fr) 3 690€
11th - Salvatore Sablone (Bel) 3 690€
12th - Arnaud Danes (Fr) 3 075€
13th - Fred Heyvaert (Bel) 3 075€
14th - Pim Van Wieringen (NL) 2 560€
15th- Alexis Renard (Fr) 2 560€

16th - Wesley Peinen (Bel) 2 140€
17th - Hendrikus van Der Heijden (NL) 2 140€
18th - Matthias van Der Perre (Bel) 1 860€
19th - NC 1 860€
20th - Bilal Marzouk (Fr) 1 860€
21st - Aschrak Khader (All) €1,620
22nd - Marc Thumelaire (Bel) €1,620
23rd - Wai Kee Tang (NL) €1,620
24th - Thierry Vulgaire (Fr) €1,410
25th - Michel Peeters (Bel) €1,410
26th - Daniel Pirlot (Bel - Photo)) €1,410
27th - Mihai Nichifor (Fr) €1,410
28th - NC (NL) €1,225
29th - Daan Hoeben (NL) €1,225
30th - Hamid Mazari (Fr) €1,225
31st - Fedele Riccota (It) €1,225
32nd - Richard Breuskin (Bel) €1,065