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Day 1A of the $25,500 Super High Roller Championship in the partypokerWPT World Online Championships is done and dusted. Eighty-eight of the world's best players bought in and only 11 of them survived the first flight.

Nobody bagged up more chips than Pascal Hartmann who turned his 100,000 starting stack into a colossal 1,964,082 chips over the course of 18 levels.

Hartmann is a superb poker player and one who has put in several deep runs during the WPTWOC series. He's not managed to take down a Championship Event yet, bit this incredible start has done his chances of glory no harm at all.

Team partypoker's Mikita Badziakouski is Hartmann's closest rival when it comes to number of chips. Badziakouski bagged up 1,250,461 and was one of only three players to finish Day 1A with a seven-figure stack. German superstar Ole Schemion (1,103,933) was the other.

The Day 1A field was stacked, as you'd expect from such a big buy-in event. Kahle Burns (969,133) has started the tournament well while the likes of Stephen Chidwick (666,999), and recent WSOP bracelet winner Daniel Dvoress (492,621) also progressed.

Jan Arends finished the opening flight with 146,456 chips and has a lot of work to do then Day 2 commences at 8:05 p.m. CEST on September 21.

Day 1A Chips Counts

Place	Player	Country	Chips
1	Pascal Hartmann	Austria	1,964,082
2	Mikita Badziakouski	Slovenia	1,250,461
3	Ole Schemion	Austria	1,103,933
4	Kahle Burns	Mexico	969,133
5	Aleksei Barkov	Russia	686,962
6	Stephen Chidwick	Mexico	666,999
7	Rui Ferreira	Netherlands	652,721
8	Daniel Dvoress	Canada	492,621
9	Timothy Adams	Canada	459,213
10	Jake Schindler	Mexico	407,419
11	Jans Arends	Netherlands	146,456

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With only 11 players progressing, it meant 77 players crashed and burned on Day 1A. They can all take a second bite at the cherry at 8:05 p.m. CEST on September 20 should they wish to part company with $25,500.

Expect to see such luminaries as Justin Bonomo, Adrian Mateos, Linus Loeliger, Steve O'Dwyer, David Peters, Niklas Astedt, and Team partypoker pros Dzmitry Urbanovich, Isaac Haxton, and Jason Koon all take another shot.

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The second and final opening flight of the $25,500 Super High Roller Championship in the partypokerWPT World Online Championships is in the books.

The Day 1b field attracted 111 players with 17 survivors. This brings the total field up to 199 players with 28 total survivors when factoring in the 88 players and 11 survivors on Day 1b. This generated $25,000 in extra value with the mouth-watering $5 million guarantee just missed.

Christopher Fitzgerald emerged as the Day 1b chip leader after turning his 100,000 starting stack into a monster stack of 1,312,702 in chips after 18 blind levels of 25 minutes each.

Also bagging seven-figure stacks on Sunday were Daniel Rezaei (1,176,375) and partypoker Ambassador Jason Koon (1,007,130).

Meanwhile, partypoker Ambassador Ludovic Geilich will also bring a big stack forward to Day 2 after successfully ending Day 1b with a stack of 797,634.

Day 1b Final Chip Counts

Place	Player	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
1	Christopher Fitzgerald	United States	1,312,702	94
2	Daniel Rezaei	Austria	1,176,375	84
3	Jason Koon	United States	1,007,130	72
4	Bujtas Laszlo	Hungary	910,909	65
5	Marius Gierse	Austria	893,094	64
6	Ludovic Geilich	United Kingdom	797,634	57
7	Fabiano Kovalski	Brazil	796,905	57
8	Mark Demirjian	Lebanon	599,222	43
9	Zachary Clark	United States	571,309	41
10	Julian Stuer	Austria	548,660	39
11	Alexandros Kolonias	Greece	484,531	35
12	Andras Nemeth	Hungary	450,812	32
13	Brock Wilson	United States	415,881	30
14	Almedin Imsirovic	United States	368,485	26
15	Simon Trumper	United Kingdom	315,542	23
16	Mikhail Vilkov	Russia	301,124	22
17	Wiktor Malinowski	Poland	149,685	11

Pascal Hartmann Leads the Pack

Pascal Hartmann will enter Day 2 as the chip leader after running up his stack to a colossal stack of 1,964,082 in chips.

Hartmann is a well-known poker pro and has navigated himself to several deep runs during the WPTWOC series. He's not managed to take down a Championship Event yet, bit this incredible start has done his chances of glory no harm at all.

Also bagging big on Day 1a was Mikita Badziakouski (1,250,461) and Ole Schemion with Kahle Burns (969,133) falling just short.

Day 2 Begins on Sept. 21 at 8:05 p.m. CEST

The 28 remaining players will return at 8:05 p.m. CEST on Sept. 21 in hopes of putting themselves in a good position for the massive $1,094,460 top prize. The final 28 players are already each guaranteed at least a min-cash of $56,750.

The action will begin with blinds at 7,000/14,000 along with an ante of 1,800 and will increase every 40 minutes. The day will end when seven players are left remaining, who will all be guaranteed at least a $155,061 seventh-place payout.

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