PokerStars.com European Poker Tour Grand Final Day 4 | 2008 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo

04-16-2008 12:28 UTC+1

Andreas Fluri Eliminated in 39th Place ($60,182)

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Swiss pro Andreas Fluri, who went into Day 4 as one of the tournament's shortest stacks, was just eliminated when his K-T fell to Johnny Lodden's A-K.

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04-16-2008 12:18 UTC+1

Shuffle Up and Deal!

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Cards are in the air.

04-16-2008 12:17 UTC+1

Players Takng Their Seats

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The remaining 39 players are taking their seats and play will be underway momentarily. We will be playing the final 40 minutes of Level 18 with the blinds at 3000/6000 with a 600 chip ante. The average chip stack is 323,000.

For the first time this tournament, the feature table will be in use. This made for TV table is situated on an elevated stage at the front of the tournament area and will have TV crews watching closely to film all of the action. At the start of play this table will feature the likes of Luca Pagano, Freddy Deeb and Anders Berg.

Level: 18

Blinds: 3,000/6,000

Ante: 600

04-16-2008 11:40 UTC+1

Day 4 Seat Assignments

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(Table 1)
Seat 1: Glen Chorny, Canada - 344000
Seat 2: Andreas Fluri, Switzerland - 61000
Seat 3: Amit Makhija, USA - 269500
Seat 4: Anthony Chatelain, Sweden - 83500
Seat 5: Alexander Morozov, Russia - 133000
Seat 6: Miara David, Unknown - 249500
Seat 7: Raymond Rahme, South Africa - 133000
Seat 8: Johnny Lodden, Norway - 623000

(Table 2)
Seat 1: Eric Liu, USA - 398000
Seat 2: Benjamin Sprengers, USA - 127000
Seat 3: Tomas Brolin, Sweden - 74000
Seat 4: Claudio Pagano, Italy - 291000
Seat 5: Rami Boukai, USA - 425000
Seat 6: David Shade Kruger, USA - 486500
Seat 7: Stig Top Rasmussen, Denmark - 373000
Seat 8: Antonio Esfandiari, USA - 1198000

(Table 3)
Seat 1: Oyvind Riisem, Norway - 340000
Seat 2: Robin Keston, UK - 916000
Seat 3: Denes Kalo, Hungary - 642000
Seat 4: Gerasimos Deres, Sweden - 494500
Seat 5: Stefan Geim, Germany - 58000
Seat 6: Henrik Gwinner, Denmark - 487000
Seat 7: Peter Traply, Hungary - 300500
Seat 8: Isaac Baron, USA - 236500

(Table 4)
Seat 1: Joe Hachem, Australia - 214500
Seat 2: Noah Siegel, USA - 388500
Seat 3: Walid Bou Habib, Lebanon - 127500
Seat 4: Valeriy Ilikyan, Russia - 295000
Seat 5: Andrew Luetchford, UK - 116000
Seat 6: Mostafa Belkhayate, Morocco - 523000
Seat 7: Maxime Villemure, Canada - 600000
Seat 8: Pablo Ubierna, Spain - 316000

(Table 5)
Seat 1: Luca Pagano, Italy - 279500
Seat 2: Jonathan Dwek, Canada - 282000
Seat 3: Thomas Boekhoff, Germany - 465000
Seat 4: Freddy Deeb, USA - 140500
Seat 5: Michael Martin, USA - 141500
Seat 6: Vincent Secher, France - 92500
Seat 7: Anders Berg, Norway - 124000

04-16-2008 11:38 UTC+1

2008 PokerStars.com European Poker Tour Grand Final - Day 4

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Bonjour, garçons et filles! We're back at the Monte Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort for Day 4 of the PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final in Monte Carlo, where things are starting to get interesting. Day 3 brought the demise of 85 more players, 44 of whom walked away with no money. The other
41 scored paydays ranging from $27,000 - $60,000, which means that the 39 remaining players are guaranteed to take home at least $60K.

Professional poker player and former magician Antonio Esfandiari turned 121,400 chips into well over 1.1 million yesterday and enters Day 4 leading his closest opponent (Robin Keston of the UK) by almost 300,000. Fellow pros Johnny Lodden and Henrik Gwinner join Esfandiari and Keston in the top ten to start the day, with 623,000 and 487,000 respectively.

Play resumes this afternoon at 1:00 p.m. local time (7:00 a.m. EST) and will continue until a final table is decided. Check back then for more live updates, chip counts, photos and videos direct from the tournament floor.