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Behling:
Inizan:
Board:
Behling doubled to around 600,000.
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Berlin
2010 EPT Berlin Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Berlin
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€4,725,000
Entries
945
Level
33
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
0
Behling:
Inizan:
Board:
Behling doubled to around 600,000.
, Lennart Holz bet 85,000 and Carlos Oliveira called.The river card brought the
and Holz bet 125,000. After a few minutes in the tank, Oliveira made the call. Hola tabled two kings and Oliveira mucked his hand, decreasing down to 265,000. Holz moved up over one million chips.
and Macphee checked. Kubat fired 40,000 and then Macphee check-raised to 105,000. After a minute passed, Kubat reraised to 170,000 and left himself with 131,000 behind. Macphee moved all in and then Kubat went into the tank. He tanked for several minutes before finally folded, even after putting well over half of his stack at risk. Macphee didn't show and scooped in the pot to move up to 675,000.
Burkhard:
Collado:
The board ran out
and Burkhard was eliminated by Collado who moved up to 680,000 chips.
flop and then folded to his opponent's continuation bet, leaving himself with about 12 big blinds. An orbit later, he shoved on the button with
and was looked up by the small blind with 
. The board came 
, busting Luske and crushing the hopes and dreams of legions of Dutch fans.
The flop came down
and Jorgsensen checked. Jaspert fired 100,000 and had 295,000 chips behind. Jorgensen checked the stack size of his opponent and then waved both his hands forward, announcing that he was all in. After a few minutes in the tank, Jaspert folded his hand and Jorgensen showed the 
for two overs to the board and a flush draw. He's now up to 1.607 million in chips.
, and Julian Thew checked. Kuerschner also checked, and Michael Reinhardt on the button bet 30,000. Thew called, and Kuerschner raised to 112,000. Undaunted, Reinhardt moved all in for around 350,000. Thew ducked out, and Kuerschner practically threw his chips into the pot.Showdown
Kuerschner:
Reinhardt:
The
on the turn gave Reinhardt a flush draw, and Mathias a big scare. But the river was a brick, eliminating Reinhardt. Kuerschner was up to 945,000 after the hand.The very next hand, Ketul Nathwani raised to 30,000 from early position, and Kuerschner called. Nathwani is the only player at the table that has Kuerschner covered now. Both quickly checked the
flop. The turn came the , and Nathwani bet 45,000. Kuerschner raised to 100,000, and Ketul called. The river was the very interesting , and two insta-checks later, Nathwani tabled 
for a rivered queen-high straight. Kuerschner checked his cards several times, looked at the board, and checked his cards again. Nathwani was either good or in for an epic slowroll. But Kuerschner mucked, making it clear that Nathwani needed the river. Ketul is currently the chip leader or close to it with 1.78 million. Kuerschner is still doing well with just under 800,000.
Vazquez tanked. Eventually he spoke. "Say something," is what he said, directed at Gutteck who was staring blankly across the felt. Then, "Ace-queen. Ace-ten." A pause. "Ace-eight."
No clues from Gutteck as to what he might have, and so Vazquez tanked up some more. Marko Mikovic accidentally rolled a chip across the table, possibly out of boredom. The dealer rolled it back to him. Then Vazquez called.
"Good luck," he said to Gutteck, but it was he would need some serious luck.
Vazquez:
Gutteck:
Board:
Vazquez wished the table luck and headed off to the cash desk. Gutteck is up to 1.3 million.
after Marko Neumann bet 40,000. Neumann then reraised to 340,000 before Eichelbaum went all in. Neumann made the call and a pot worth 900,000 chips was up for grabs as the cards hit their backs.Eichelbaum:
Neumann:
Eichelbaum failed to make a full house after the turn came the
and the river the . He was sent packing while Neumann boosted his stack to 950,000 chips.
. Ilya Gorodetskiy in the big blind position bet out 30,000. Peter Mairhofer raised to 80,000, leaving himself 110,000 behind. Gorodetskiy insta-shoved to cover, and Mairhofer took only a moment or two to fold, looking rather unwell.