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They saw a
flop and Ferguson checked it, and then swiftly folded to a 45,000 bet from Mayrinck, robbing us of any further entertainment. "My first big hand in ages," confessed Mayrinck. It's like Ferguson could tell.
2009 PokerStars.com EPT London
£5,000 EPT London Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerStars.com EPT London
Buy-in
£5,000
Prize Pool
£3,540,500
Entries
730
Level
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000
They saw a
flop and Ferguson checked it, and then swiftly folded to a 45,000 bet from Mayrinck, robbing us of any further entertainment. "My first big hand in ages," confessed Mayrinck. It's like Ferguson could tell.
55 Robert Firestone
54 Tommy Vedes
53 David Rawnsley
52 Mieczyslaw Basara
51 Thomas Dolezal
50 JC Tran
against McPhee's 
and a comprehensive board of 
sealed his fate.
after open-shoving for his last 153,000, and Max Heinzelmann called with 
.Obst was standing in preparation to leave as soon as the flop came down, but he was clearly just bluffing the poker gods -- the turn and river came down completely harmless, and he doubles to around 310,000.
Board:
and found himself up against small blind Rodrigo Caprioli's 
.Board:
Big blind Peter Eastgate said he'd folded
. Either way, Mr. Amsellem, his scarf finally removed and the press slightly disappointed that he has no intriguing disfigurements underneath it, is busto.
Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
Zink:
Heinzelmann:
Check out this board:
With a handshake, we lose the multicoloured Zinkster thus.
Lusso tanked up long enough for your blogger to do two circuits of the cardroom, and eventually had the clock called on him. At some point within his one minute countdown, he called with pocket sixes, and found Kelly holding a still coinflipping
. Kelly failed to hit, and instead he hits the rail. Good thing he's got a couple of bracelets and a bunch of money at home to ease his EPT pain.
board.Tran checked and Zink bet 54,000. After a moment, Tran called. They saw an
river and Tran checked again. This time Zink bet 106,000 and Tran spent a moment being generally flustered before calling. Zink mucked straight away. "Do I have to show?" asked Tran. No, was the answer. "Ah, I'll show anyway," said Tran, and turned over
.Zink is down to 125,000, while Tran is up above the 600,000 mark.