Norwegian poker star Espen Hagen dominates €200 Mini Main Event with 177 big blinds
The €200 Mini Main Event is back in action after a short pause. Players have returned to the tables with varying chip stacks, setting the stage for the next phase of competition. Norwegian and Swedish participants currently hold the top positions in the tournament.
Espen Hagen from Norway leads the field with 353,000 chips, equivalent to 177 big blinds. Close behind is Anton Larsson from Sweden, holding the second-largest stack of 321,000 chips (161 big blinds). Jon Jakobsen, also from Norway, sits in third place with 305,000 chips (153 big blinds).
Scott Kenyon of England holds 235,000 chips (118 big blinds), while Artjoms Hromovs from Latvia follows with 230,000 chips (115 big blinds). Lithuania's Albert Ostrovskij has 223,000 chips (112 big blinds), and Norway's Andreas Lervik stands at 210,000 chips (105 big blinds). Alf Hjärtberg from Sweden and Thomas Quaade from Denmark both have identical stacks of 188,000 chips (94 big blinds).
The tournament features players from multiple European countries, though no further details are available on the exact number of participants from each nation.
With Espen Hagen in the lead, the competition remains tight among the top contenders. The next rounds will determine how these chip stacks shift as players vie for the title. The event continues with a mix of experienced and emerging poker talents.
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