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Here's the info-only no-picsrequestschatrailing thread - we'll be bringing the information from Day 1A of the Pokerstars Copenhagen EPT live and direct from 2pm (1pm GMT) tomorrow, Wednesday...

Table 1:

(1) Frans Frederichs
(2) Thierry Van Der Berg
(3) Anders Hoyer Berg
(4) Jan Wronowski
(5) Erik Roos Afhjelmsater
(6) Roger Smith
(7) Nicolai Vivet
(8) Erik Hansen
(9) Roland Nilsson
(10) Ken Gamskjaer

Table 2:

(1) Tune Seidelin
(2) Thomas Elmkjaer
(3) Morten Erlandsen
(4) Michael Frendsen
(5) Christer Johnansson
(6) Jan Erik Saugstad
(7) Paul Testud
(8) Torstein Iversen
(9) Tobias Persson
(10) Christer Conesson

Table 3:

(1) Peter Jepsen
(2) Jonas Torrang
(3) Claus Marcussen
(4) Erik Bjorklund
(5) EMaarten Meijer
(6) Runar Pedersen
(7) Dave Colclough
(8) Conny Hillbom
(9) Thang Nguyen Duc
(10) Morten Siversten

Table 4:

(1) TKalevi Haikola
(2) Alan Otte
(3) Patric Frediksson
(4) Johan Bergqvist
(5) Nicholas A Binger
(6) Carl Nilsson
(7) Risto Ailamo
(8) Marko Rajaniemi
(9) Alexandre Poulain
(10) Stefan Maglicic

Table 5:

(1) Espen Satlnes
(2) Olle Lindberg
(3) Mark Stockhausen
(4) Philip Hilm
(5) Denis L Waterman
(6) Joar Aroen
(7) Jesper Anderberg
(8) Carsten Schaffer
(9) Jesper Hougaard
(10) Dag Martin Mikkelsen

Table 6:

(1) Erik Bardsgard
(2) Jan V Petersen
(3) Christian Oman
(4) Patric Bueno
(5) Ole-Petter Nilsen
(6) Martin Vallo
(7) Eoghan Arthur O'Dea
(8) Klaus Frederiksen
(9) Dennis Plejdrup
(10) Daniel Fritze

Table 7:

(1) Marcin Doliwa
(2) Samir Shakhtoor
(3) Harrison Williams
(4) Peter Hedlund
(5) Kees Ablas
(6) Johan Storakers
(7) Jan Franck Pedersen
(8) Erik Lindberg
(9) Gilles Da Costa Soares
(10) Stuart Rutter

Table 8:

(1) Brent Wheeler
(2) Mikael Linqvist
(3) Les Kerrigan
(4) Bent Mortensen
(5) Martin Stalros
(6) Marco Lucidi
(7) Albert Kirk Iversen
(8) Allan Nilausen
(9) Martin Kloserman
(10) Daniel Fritze

Table 9

(1) Shahin Hajbarati
(2) Helge Stjernvang
(3) Anders Johan Kuhl
(4) Marcello Haener
(5) Dario Minieri
(6) Daniel Raymon Bodin
(7) Ricki Nielsen
(8) Jonas Helness
(9) Luca Pagano
(10) Erik Nickelson

Table 10

(1) Boris Shostak
(2) Andreas Elofsson
(3) Michael Larsen
(4) Andey Goetsch
(5) Daniel Thunvik
(6) Ulrika Skonnemark
(7) Robin Thomassen
(8) Cole Morrow
(9) Christian Stenstrom
(10) Morten Lokken

Table 11

(1) Branislav Pajic
(2) Yuri Ten Bokkel
(3) Espen Ringstad
(4) Henning Granstad
(5) Terje Kvistbraten
(6) Pasi Heinanen
(7) David Berggren
(8) Robin Jorgensen
(9) Wytze Jurgen Dijk
(10) Mike Borgesi

Table 12

(1) Jens Christian Christiansen
(2) Peter Jensen
(3) Rifat Palevic
(4) Noah Boeken
(5) Oscar Schweinebarth
(6) Mats Iremark
(7) Robert Olsson
(8) Stein Erik Ulekleiv
(9) Ulf Steringer
(10) Bertrand Grospellier

Table 13

(1) Clint Brotherton
(2) Frode Fagerli
(3) Martin Cedercrantz
(4) Daniel Philips
(5) John Persson
(6) Christian Togsverd
(7) Christian Grundtvig
(8) Emile Petit
(9) Tuncay Ozel
(10) Uffe Holm

Table 14

(1) Stuart Ferguson
(2) Colin Ogden
(3) Ken Jensen
(4) Lasse Havord
(5) Peter Davidsen
(6) Claus Nielsen
(7) Claus Tversted
(8) Maximillianos Trigas
(9) Johnny Lodden
(10) Peter Fischer

Table 15

(1) Peter Myrvig
(2) Peter Jargren
(3) Rami Boukai
(4) Jacob Juhl
(5) Johny Jensen
(6) Andreas Arvidsson
(7) Petter Martinsen
(8) Malak Ertas
(9) Emil Hansson
(10) Sebastian Desand

Table 16

(1) Steffen Van Khoa Do
(2) Pepjin Harting
(3) Morten Stenheim
(4) Daniel Dodet
(5) Frederik Hostrup
(6) Michael Beaton
(7) Michael Gustafsson
(8) Richard Toth
(9) Pernille Ravn
(10) Nick Slade

Table 17

(1) Jens Klaning
(2) Patrice Boudet
(3) Per Sjogren
(4) Peter Gelencser
(5) Jani Sointula
(6) Isabelle Mercier
(7) Anton Smolyanskiy
(8) Lars Erik Martinsen
(9) Dennis Skaarup
(10) Nahid Yafaoui

Table 18

(1) Tore Lagerborg
(2) Michael Keiner
(3) Lars Madsen
(4) Michael Melin
(5) Trond Aanensen
(6) Thomas Stefansson
(7) Dan Pedersen
(8) Marcin Horecki
(9) Andrius Tapinas
(10) Jonas Egeberg

Table 19

(1) Henrik Sorensen
(2) Thomas Lamatsch
(3) Annette Obrestad
(4) Pal Hersleth
(5) Bernard Boutboul
(6) Jan Johannessen
(7) Michael Qvist
(8) Peter Eichhardt
(9) Ole Hausner
(10) Steve Vladar

Table 20

(1) Krishan Larsen
(2) Rasmus Pedersen
(3) Susanne Nissen
(4) Charles Harvey
(5) Mads Mikkelsen
(6) Troels Berg
(7) Nils Berggren
(8) Peter Roche
(9) Theo Jorgensen
(10) Edgar Skjervold

It appears as though Stuart Rutter is the first departure of the day.


15 minutes into the 50/100 level and we still have very few exits, one of the few has been identified, and he is Helge Stjernvang.

Jens Christian Christansen has also been eliminated.

Nick Slade -- 4,200
Pernille Ravn -- 13,250
Claus Nielsen -- 4,475
Johnny Lodden -- 15,250
Steve Vladar -- 13,100
Daniel Philips -- 9,525
Edgar Skjervold -- 6,950
Isabelle Mercier -- 5,600
Jani Sointula -- 5,02

Looks like Charles Harvey has left us.

(1) Stuart Ferguson -- 6,800
(2) Colin Ogden -- 16,350
(3) Ken Jensen -- out
(4) Lasse Havord -- 8,375
(5) Peter Davidsen -- 16,130
(6) Claus Nielsen -- 4,300
(7) Claus Tversted -- 5,625
(8) Maximillianos Trigas -- 14,900
(9) Johnny Lodden -- 12,300
(10) Peter Fischer -- 10,425

As I joined the aforementioned table, Ogden and Trigas were fighting it out over a 7k pot. With a board of 4d 2d Js 6c 9c, Trigas had (virtually) moved all-in for 7k, leaving just shrapnel behing. Ogden eventually folded, but still has a decent stack.


(1) Steffen Van Khoa Do -- 13,300
(2) Pepjin Harting -- 17,325
(3) Morten Stenheim -- 5,200
(4) Daniel Dodet -- 5,500
(5) Frederik Hostrup -- 17,450
(6) Michael Beaton -- moved or out
(7) Michael Gustafsson -- moved or out
(8) Richard Toth -- 5,950
(9) Pernille Ravn -- 15,756
(10) Nick Slade -- 5,800


(1) Henrik Sorensen -- 9,225
(2) Thomas Lamatsch -- out
(3) Annette Obrestad -- out
(4) Pal Hersleth -- 5,825
(5) Bernard Boutboul -- 12,825
(6) Jan Johannessen -- 11,200
(7) Michael Qvist -- 11,575
(8) Peter Eichhardt -- 10,700
(9) Ole Hausner -- 13,200
(10) Steve Vladar -- 13,100


(1) Brent Wheeler -- 14,400
(2) Mikael Linqvist -- 10,550
(3) Les Kerrigan -- 14,875
(4) Bent Mortensen -- 21.025
(5) Martin Stalros -- 3,400
(6) Marco Lucidi -- 18,025
(7) Albert Kirk Iversen -- 2,900
(8) Allan Nilausen -- moved or out
(9) Martin Kloserman -- 10,900
(10) Xuyen Pham -- 10,525


Table's 7's missing a few seats, but I do know the following counts:

(1) Marcin Doliwa -- 15,025
(2) Samir Shakhtoor -- 8,400
(3) Harrison Williams -- 19,150
(4) Peter Hedlund -- out (K-Q vs J-J)
(6) Johan Storakers -- 11,825
(8) Erik Lindberg -- 19,625
(10) Stuart Rutter -- out

Elimination on Table Six - Martin Vallo gets his last 4k in on a Jc 3c Qh flop against Jan Petersen - he shows Ad Qc, while Jan has Qs Jd.  The Tens on the turn and river are no help, and we've got another table of nine.  Here's its chip distribution:

(1) Erik Bardsgard              couldn't count; still in
(2) Jan V Petersen              15,350
(3) Christian Oman               6,200
(4) Patric Bueno                 10,400  (says he's already been down to just 1,000.  "Steady on," was the meaningless advice I could come up with)
(5) Ole-Petter Nilsen            20,200
(6) Martin Vallo                       OUT
(7) Eoghan Arthur O'Dea      14,300
(8) Klaus Frederiksen            13,300
(9) Dennis Plejdrup               6,300
(10) Daniel Fritze                  5,500

One more, in its full glory:

Table 2:

(1) Tune Seidelin           14,000
(2) Thomas Elmkjaer         4,500
(3) Morten Erlandsen       11,300
(4) Michael Frendsen        10,600
(5) Christer Johnansson    7,800
(6) Jan Erik Saugstad        8,400
(7) Paul Testud               8,075
(8) Torstein Iversen        12,100
(9) Tobias Persson            10,950
(10) Christer Conesson     17,800

More chip counts:

Table D.C.  (3, for our reference)

(1) Peter Jepsen         12,200
(2) Jonas Torrang         Moved*
(3) Claus Marcussen      7,300
(4) Erik Bjorklund            4,225
(5) EMaarten Meijer        9,000
(6) Runar Pedersen         6,625
(7) Dave Colclough           12,600
(8) Conny Hillbom           4,300
(9) Thang Nguyen Duc   11,000
(10) Morten Siversten      14,500

* this guy, according to Dave, "A young, good-looking Scandinavian" (well that narrows it down) was apparently running over his table.  DC rates him highly, so I'll look for stacks over 20k.  "So, are you pleased he got moved?"  I asked El Blondie.  "Yes," he replied.

Table 9

(1) Shahin Hajbarati             21,500
(2) Helge Stjernvang           Moved/Out
(3) Anders Johan Kuhl           8,000
(4) Marcello Haener              10,525
(5) Dario Minieri                   5,250
(6) Daniel Raymon Bodin        7,500
(7) Ricki Nielsen                    12,800
(8) Jonas Helness                10,300
(9) Luca Pagano                   11,000
(10) Erik Nickelson                14,200

Isabelle Mercier is OUT -

She got it all in with A-K vs. A-A on a King-high flop - thanks to Simon Young for the detail

Table 12

(1) Jens Christian Christiansen    OUT/Moved
(2) Peter Jensen                      OUT/Moved
(3) Henning Granstad               11,050
(4) Noah Boeken                     12,100
(5) Oscar Schweinebarth           3,600
(6) Mats Iremark                      21,000
(7) Robert Olsson                    11,625
(8) Stein Erik Ulekleiv                10,600
(9) Ulf Steringer                       20,400
(10) Bertrand Grospellier            18,800


One of the early chip leaders is Erik Lindberg with 25,050.

Henning Granstad  -- 12,500
Noah Boaken -- 13,050
Oscar Schweinebarth -- 3,325
Rickie Neilsen -- 12,300
Mats Iremark (fresh off winning a Rookie of the Year award) -- 21,225

Torstein Iversen gets a double up courtesy of now down-to-felt Christer Johansson.  Only caught this hand when they were on their backs (no idea how 20k+ managed to get in on the flop of 2s 4d 8s)...
Torstein showed:  Ks Kc
Christer showed:  Qd 8d

Turn and river:  9s Kh - they deal the board really slowly and methodically - pause, deal face-down card in position, pause, turn it over - so there's always time for an excited crowd to gather.

Les Kerrigan -- 11,825
Dave Colclough -- 9,875
Dario Minieri -- 10,775
Thang Nguyen -- 7,325
Rickie Nielsen -- 10,875
Pat Bueno -- 22,800
Xuyen Pham -- 3,650
ElkY -- 6,050
Jonas Helness -- 14,225
Peter Roche -- 32,700
Peter Eichhardt -- 11,800
Philip Hilm -- 27,900
Steve Vladar -- 13,975
Noah Boaken -- 12,550
Torstein Iversen -- 13,700
Mats Iremark -- 19,775
Daniel Philips -- 7,025
Frode Fagerli -- 3,250
Christian Grundtvig -- 21,975
Uffe Holm -- 9,950
Martin Cedercrantz -- 10,300
Emile Petit -- 24,050

So, it looks like Mr. Roche might well be our chip leader, now with over 35k (towers, again).  Close behind is Patrick Bueno's 32,000, while a few are heading that way:

Pernille Ravn        27,500
Mats Iremark       24,000
Morten Sivertsen  21,500
Anders Berg        19,000
Luca Pagano        18,500
Erik Nickelson       18,000
Anders Kuhl         17,125
Henning Granstad  14,500
Steve Vladar         13,300
Noah Boeken        13,200 
Torstein Iversen    12,000
Nik Slade              11,300
Dave Colclough     11,125
Thang Duc Nguyen  10,500
Les Kerrigan           8,100
ElkY                     6,700
Christer Johansson  6,450
Johnny Lodden     6,200
Frode Fagerli         4,300
Dario Minieri          3,800
Bad Girl                3,450

Les Kerrigan is OUT.

Queens versus the Aces of Marco Lucidi.

Board = 6c 4s 6h 7c 3h

Also exiting in the last 10 mins was Bad Girl Xuyen Pham - she'd had under 4k for what seemed like most of today, and it all went in with Ahrt 3h against Qc Jc.  A spiked something (Steve was unclear, or I didn't hear) and she's off on the rail.

Peter Jespen eliminates Thang Duc Nguyen too - his Ac Ks hit both pairs against Nguyen's Qh Qs.

Down to 130 players.
Blinds 150/300, ante 25.

Peter Eichhardt loses 6,300 doubling up Matey... I think some went in preflop and the rest on the 9d Th 3d flop - Peter had 8d 8s, and Matey Ahrt 9c.
Turn: 6h so gutshot Seven saves Peter...
River:  4c  And he shakes his head as he pays up. 

After his shaky start, I saw him checking a river (heads up, second to speak) on a board of A-Q-rag-rag-rag, with about 4,500 in the middle.  He showed Qs 7d and that dodgy hand won a nice early pot, edging him back up to his current 11k or so.  "Gifts from the gods..." he muttered.

Noah Boaken is OUT.

Slighty unlucky too.

Moving his shortstack all-in from early position with Q-Q, Noah found a call in Johnny Lodden who called, and hit, with his A-T.

Board =  Aspades 3c 4h 3d 9s

Here are some of the bigger stacks on show at the moment:

Brent Wheeler -- 53,000
Alexandre Poulain -- 48,450
Erik Lindberg -- 45,250
Pat Bueno -- 42,150
Peter Fischer -- 38,400
Jens Klaning -- 27,625
Jonas Helness -- 27,500
Richard Toth -- 26,450
Phil Hilm -- 26,300
Peter Roche -- 25,025

Double up for Peter Roche, whose towers had crumbled ever so slightly - we think his neighbour, whose stack was so big he was still left with 28k+ after doubling Peter to over 45k, is Eric Lindberg...

Anyway, I saw Peter's chips being counted out by the dealer in preparation for matching them, and his hand was 5c 5h vs. the Ad Ahrt of Big-stack.  We all can see what happened there - the board was 4h 5s 2c Ks Qh.

Maximillianos Trigas -- 14,025
Dennis Skaarup -- 15,225
Pernille Ravn -- 32,200
Henning Granstad -- 11,500
Bertrand Grospeiller -- 7,100
Claus Nielsen -- 7,350
Claus Tversted -- 9,525
Jan Richard Johannssen -- 15,200
Bernard Boutboul -- 31,250

Then a really odd one for Peter Eichhardt and, if the seating chart can still be relied upon (sorry for lack of prior knowledge of a lot of these guys) Espen Saltnes.  I'll call him 'Seat One.'  Anyway, Peter had raised preflop to 1,500, called somewhere in mid position, before Seat One pushed all-in for a little less than 10k.  Think, then call from Peter, run away from caller.  Reluctant to show his hand, Seat One asked, "You have a pair?" before revealing his 8h 8s.  "I haven't got much either," said Peter, showing Aspades Jd.
Flop:  6d 7c 8d  so far so good for the all-in
Turn:  5h
River:  9h  Chop.  They both get 750 from the preflop folder, though.

With the blinds currently 200/400 ante 50, some more selected counts:

Eirik Bjorklund     15,250
Maarten Meijer    10,400
Ricki Nielsen        14,800
Dave Colclough    11,500
Morten Sivertsen  18,000
Anders Kuhl         13,800
Jonas Helness      30,000
Luca Pagano       15,700
Erik Nickelson      20,550

Marco Lucidi -- 38,125
David Berggren -- 13,075
Harrison Williams -- 26,025
Olle Lindburg -- 6,550
Klaus Frederikse -- 15,850
Alexandre Poulain -- 47,850
Maarten Meijer -- 9,500
Christoffer Sonesson -- 24,825

Nick Slade's had a hard time getting off the starting blocks...just when he looks to be getting over 10k, something happens to drop him back down to around 8k (where he is presently).  His latest loss involved calling "a Scandie preflop raiser with Aspades Kd."  He got an unwelcome second caller, and the flop came K-J-Q.  Original raiser Matey bet out, Nick raised, and then "that plum Dutchman re-raised.  I folded and he showed K-J."  Doesn't mince his words, does Nick.

Just saw him move all-in for what at the time was 6k over the top of cutoff raiser Pernille Ravn's raise to 1,200.  She said, "very bad timing."  "Who for?"  "For me."  And passed.

Meanwhile, still in the secondary room (which is down to just three tables - player count now 102), Johnny Lodden has yo-yo'd his stack back up from under 7k to over 20k.

This level (300/600 ante 50) will be the last played tonight.  Originally planned was a nine-level day, but apparently they're being too efficient at reducing the field so we're going to get an early night.

Frode Fagerli, short stacked for at least two hours, seems to have gone into multipush mode - just picked up 1,200x2 uncontested, increasing his chips to 5,000 in the process. 

I reckon the quick fall in players will soon stall, as the chips consolidate and they find themselves with plenty of play for the blind level coming next.  That's going to make day Two (day after tomorrow) a very long haul...



Meanwhile... Johnny Jensen is one of your latest chip leaders with a pretty chunky 60,900.

Actually, yes - he was down to a bowl of rice 3,600.  On the small blind.  Button Frode Fagerli says before he looks at his cards, "If I have Nine high, I'm all in..." then looks and passes.  The coast is clear for him to push on big blind John Persson....and push he does - call.
Daniel shows:  2s Kd
John shows:  Td Jc
Flop:  Js 9d Ks  ("Ooh, that's good," quietly remarks Daniel)
Turn:  7c
River:  Aspades

And he's doubled up in the last 45 mins of play...

After being around 6k only moments ago, Dave has now worked his way up to a much more playable 26,075.

Not one big hand, just a series of big starting hands.

"I haven't found a hand all night, and then, all of a sudden, 4 or 5 big hands in a row. First I won an all-in with Jacks v Fours, then I took the blinds with A-Q. After that, I re-raised a raise with Kings and added some more to my stack before finally eliminating a player with Ace King versus Ace Nine".

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And even more good news for the British warriors as Nick Slade recieves a timely up courtest of the rather wild Johnny Jensen.

Nick made it 1,800 with A-J and Jensen re-raised to 6,100.

Knowing he had to get this one right, Nick decided that he was ahead and moved the lot in for 9,500 in total.

Jensen had a (virtually) obligatory call to make and was forced to reveal his T-5o.

Slade's hand stood up and now he's up and running around the 20k mark.

If something good has happened to DC, something bad has happened to Jonas Helness.  He didn't look best pleased to be on around 5k after having a very good start to the tournament.  He's got the last seven hands to do something about it - Thomas Kremser announced when the clock hit 10 mins that they would be playing Seven more hands instead of waiting for the minutes to tick away.  Interesting alternative.  I think I like it.

The last hand of the night has been played (pretty early finish, huh?) and the bags have been pulled out.

Just at the death, Brent Taylor lost a 15k pot to a fellow American with Nines vs. A-Q (An Ace hit the Turn), but he's still a massive chipper with around 75k, quite probably the overnight chip leader.

Hot on his heels, however, are the likes of Jonas Helness with 50k, Anton Smolyanskiy with 60k and Peter Fischer, who is currently Johnny Lodden's neighbour with 70k.

As the last hand was dealt, the board claimed there were 89 players left with an everage stack of 22,471.

As promised....

Brent Wheeler -- 74,000
Marco Lucidi -- 69,700
Anton Smolyanskiy -- 68,500
Peter Fischer -- 59,400
Stefan Maglicic -- 53,200
Jonas Helness -- 53,100
Philip Hilm -- 51,600
Anders Berg -- 48,600
Johnny Jensen -- 47,700
Jan Richard Johannessen   -- 47,200
Erik Lindberg -- 46,400
Troels Berg -- 43,200
Bernard Boutboul -- 40,100
Carl Nilsson -- 39,000
Tune Seidelin -- 38,200
Richard Toth -- 38,000
Williams Harrison -- 37,200
Samir Shakhtoor -- 36,300
Eirik Bjørklund -- 36,100
Morten Sivertsen -- 34,325
Ricki Nielsen -- 32,100
Uffe Holm -- 31,600
Theo Jorgensen -- 30,800
Lars Hoe Madsen -- 30,700
Robert Olsson -- 30,400
Andy Goetsch -- 29,500
Daniel Raymon Bodin -- 27,600
Eoghan Arthur O Dea -- 27,300
Branislav Pajic -- 26,900
Peter Eichhardt -- 26,700
Marcin Horecki -- 26,500
Andreas Elofsson -- 26,000
Alexandre Poulain -- 25,700
Pernille Ravn -- 24,300
Peter Roche -- 23,900
Ulf Steringer -- 23,800
Christian Grundtvig -- 23,100
Claus Nielsen -- 22,500
Luca Pagano -- 22,500
Patrick Bueno -- 21,800
Thierry Van Den Berg -- 21,800
Emile Petit -- 21,100
Erik Nicklelson -- 20,800
Dave Colclough -- 19,800
Jan Wronowski -- 19,400
Johnny Lodden -- 19,300
Jens Kläning -- 18,900
Christoffer Sonesson -- 17,800
Colin Ogden -- 17,800
Nick Slade -- 16,200
Henning Granstad -- 15,700
Daniel Philips -- 15,700
Torstein Iversen -- 14,700
Cole Morrow -- 14,600
Boris Shostak -- 14,500
Mike Borgesi -- 14,400
Betrand Grospellier -- 14,400
Erik Roos Afhjelmsater -- 13,800
Allan Nilausen -- 13,300
Tobias Persson -- 13,100
Paul Hersleth -- 13,100
Terje Kvistbråten -- 12,300
Patrick Fredriksson -- 12,100
Marko Rajaniemi   -- 12,000
Bent Mortensen -- 11,200
Daniel Thunvik -- 10,900
Stein Erik Ulekleiv -- 10,400
Peter Jepsen -- 10,000
Trond Aanensen -- 8,900
Nicolai Vivet -- 8,800
John Persson -- 7,900
Runar Pedersen -- 7,600
David Berggren -- 7,500
Michael Frandsen -- 7,200
Yuri Ten Bokkel -- 6,000
Maarten Meijer -- 5,900
Ken Gamskjaer -- 3,800
Michael Melin -- 3,700