Marc Naalden goes All In before the flop and is called All In by Dag Mikkelsen. Naalden’s 4c7c are no match for Dag’s pocket Kings. After playing well and sitting at the top of the herd in chip count, Marc Naalden is busted in 10th place, narrowly missing the final table.

Here are the current chip leaders:
Peter Traply 4,345,000
Pieter De Korver 3,850,000
Daniel Zink 2,855,000
Marc Naalden 2,850,000
Mikhail Tulchinskiy 2,700,000

Tied for first place with 2,800,000:
Matthew Woodward and
Mickhail Tulchinsky

2nd Marc Naalden 2,500,000
3rd Steven Silverman 2,130,000
4th Peter Traply 2,000,000

And reappearing on this list after a long absense:
5th Annette Oberstad 1,800,000

Tied for first place with 2,800,000:
Matthew Woodward and
Mickhail Tulchinsky

2nd Ludovic Lacay 2,322,000
3rd Steven Silverman 2,130,000
4th Marc Naalden 1,710,000
5th Gregory Zima 1,405,000

Chip leaders changing it up.
Matthew Woodward 1,375,000
Marc Naalden 1,360,000
Peter Traply 1,350,000
(falling out of first)
Ludovic Lacay 1,300,000
Gijsbertus Spijkers 1,115,000
(What a name. Oy. Took me forever to type and I’m still not sure I typed it right)

And the standings are as thus…
Peter Traply 1,240,000
(And he’s been on top for a minute)
Ludovic Lacay 1,200,000
Annette Obrestad 840,000
(She’s representing for the ladies)
Marc Naalden 830,000
Sandra Naujoks 820,000

And another day here in Monte Carlo comes to an end. End-of-the-day chip leaders are as follows:
Marc Naalden 770k
Annette Obrestad 600k
Vadim Shlez 485k
Joseph Ebanks 380k
Julian Maugenest 360k

Join us again tomorrow as play resumes. Same bat time. Same bat channel.