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2024 Championnat de France

�1,000 CDF Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info

2024 Championnat de France

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
q6
Prize
€75,000
Event Info
Buy-in
€1,000
Prize Pool
€467,174
Entries
553
Level Info
Level
34
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
300,000
Players Info - Day 1a
Entries
143
Players Left
44

Big Lead for Mathias Marza After Day 1a of the �1,000 French Championship Main Event

Level 10 : Blinds 1,000/1,500, 1,500 ante
Mathias Marza
Mathias Marza

Who will succeed Leo Truche, the winner of the 2023 French Championship? The answer will be known on Sunday, but the action started this Wednesday, September 11, with Day 1a of the �1,000 Main Event.

In this first of three flights, 143 entrants were recorded, but only 44 players managed to bag chips at the end of the day. Among them, Mathias Marza quickly rose to the top of the chip counts. He maintained the lead throughout the day and finished with 565,000 chips, the largest stack of all.

�1,000 French Championship Main Event Day 1a Top 10

RankPlayerCountryChip countBig Blinds
1Mathias MarzaFrance565,000377
2Heni MokniFrance354,500236
3Julien CombierFrance352,000235
4Cyrille La BalmeFrance309,000206
5Bruno KhalifaFrance268,000179
6Bruno FitoussiFrance240,000160
7Akram SolianeFrance240,000160
8Malcolm FranchiFrance231,000154
9Yunus EkinciFrance228,000152
10Julien PavonFrance213,500142

To build his stack, Marza eliminated the 2024 6-max French champion Julien Mariani, won a big pot from Arnaud Mattern to gain confidence, and battled with Laurent Michot at the end of the day. Michot ultimately lost the battle and bagged 55,000 chips.

Heni Mokni (354,500) and Julien Combier (352,000) also finished with big stacks, along with Bruno Fitoussi (240,000), who had to re-enter the tournament once. During the last minutes, Fitoussi had Malcolm Franchi (231,000) to his left, who hit a straight to send PMU Team Pro Jeremy Surinach to the rail in the last level. Franchi qualified for Day 2 with 231,000 chips.

Mathias Moutaoukil (185,000), Michel Leibgorin (184,500), Omar Lakhdari (150,000), Erich Tedeschi (145,000), Hugues Girard (141,000), Alexandre Le Vaillant (122,000), Remi De Rossi (118,500), and Fabian Rolli (118,000) also advanced to Day 2.

Finally, 2018 EPT Monte Carlo winner Nicolas Dumont (111,500), Michel Molenaar (105,000), and 2023 NAPT Las Vegas champion Sami Bechahed (92,000) are still in the race to win a national title after having already excelled at the international level.

Sami Bechahed
Sami Bechahed

Tomorrow, Thursday, September 12th, the Main Event continues with Day 1b at 1:00 p.m. local time. Ten 60-minute levels will be played in this flight. Then at 9 p.m., the third and last flight will begin with 30-minute levels. Late registration remains open until the end of Level 12 on Day 2.

The PokerNews live reporting team will be on the floor throughout the entire Main Event to provide all of the action until a winner is crowned!

Tags: Akram SolianeAlexandre Le VaillantArnaud MatternBruno FitoussiBruno KhalifaCyrille La BalmeErich TedeschiFabian RolliJeremy SurinachJulien CombierJulien MarianiJulien PavonLaurent MichotLeo TrucheMalcolm FranchiMathias MarzaMathias MoutaoukilMichel LeibgorinMichel MolenaarNicolas DumontOmar LakhdariRemi De RossiSami BechahedYunus Ekinci