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2009 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final
€10,000 EPT Grand Final Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final
Buy-in
€10,000
Prize Pool
€9,350,000
Entries
935
Level
33
Blinds
120,000 / 240,000
Ante
0
Danzer:
Qu:
Baord:
(some ooh-ing from the crowd, but it was not to be Danzer's day) 
Thus we lose our young German. He was a little sad this morning that he wasn't to be on the feature table, as when he does the EPT Live German commentary he is often asked why he's commentating and not playing; it looks as though his TV dream will not be coming true today.
De Korver:
Douce:
Board: a full house-tastic
to double up de Korver. Douce is down to just 180,000.
and called by Ludovic Lacay's . There wasn't much drama in this one; the board came out 
to end Barer's day. He is the last player to leave with €45,000. We're at a pay jump.
, then hid his face in his hat when Tulchinskiy (who had Pattaconi covered) moved all in. After a minute, Pattaconi called.Pattaconi:
Tulchinskiy:
Each player made a pair, but Tulchinskiy's aces were best. The turn and river bricked out to send Pattaconi to the rail in 26th place with €45,000 in prize money.
Wymann:
Qu:
Board:
Thus we are now minus one Swiss PokerStars qualifier.
He called an 85,000 raise from Bart Spijkers and there was further betting on the
flop (said betting sadly missed owing to an exit happening two tables down; that action to follow). On the 
turn Spijkers bet out 150,000 with around 500,000 behind, only for Woodward to stick all his orange 25,000 chips, three and a bit stacks amounting to 1,600,000 in total, in the middle, happily covering Spijkers several times over. After a long dwell, Spijkers passed.
Obrestad:
Lacay:
But it looks as though it's Annette's day.
Board:
, against for Wymann, then promptly paired his jack on the flop. Yep, it's another double-up for a short stack.