Main Event | 2010 EPT Copenhagen

02-21-2010 23:17 UTC+1

Chipping Up, Chipping Away

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[user46392]

Current standings Anton Wigg - 8,790,000, Francesco de Vivo - 3,755,000.

02-21-2010 23:13 UTC+1

Sigh

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Anton Wigg got a walk, and looked down to find {A-Hearts}

. Shame, that.

02-21-2010 23:12 UTC+1

Betting!

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The familiar pattern of checking led us to the turn of an {A-Spades}

board which Anton Wigg checked. Francesco de Vivo bet in position, eliciting an insta-fold from Wigg. De Vivo showed him the {A-Clubs}

.

02-21-2010 23:09 UTC+1

75 More Minutes of Heads-Up Play

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...That's unless we see some serious action this level.

Come on, boys, get those chips in!

02-21-2010 23:08 UTC+1

"Play" Resumes

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We're back! The blinds are up! Let's get this show on the road.

Level: 30

Blinds: 50,000/100,000

Ante: 10,000

02-21-2010 22:52 UTC+1

Break Time

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Another level has come and gone.

Time to mill in the hallway for 15 minutes.

02-21-2010 22:51 UTC+1

Action, Interrupted

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Francesco de Vivo raised to 225,000, and suddenly everyone got veyr excited as Anton Wigg reraised to 740,000. It was enough, though - de Vivo folded the {A-Clubs}

up, and Wigg took the pot.

02-21-2010 22:40 UTC+1

Growing Apart

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A few more pots of chip-chipping away have allowed Wigg to open up his chip lead a bit. He's just shy of having a two-to-one edge over De Vivo right now.

02-21-2010 22:29 UTC+1

Biggest Heads-Up Pot Yet

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Anton Wigg appears to have made the minimum raise to 160,000 before the flop, and Francesco De Vivo made the call.

The flop brought out {4-Spades}

, and two checks hinted that this might be yet another ho-hum-check-it-down pot.

Ah, but the turn would bring some action. The {8-Spades}

drew a bet of 400,000 from De Vivo. Wigg didn't waste an awfully long time calling, and the {7-Clubs}

filled out the board. De Vivo led again with a bet of 600,000, and Wigg sat still and considered. After about 30 seconds, he announced a raise, and by the time he'd gathered about 1.6 million chips into his betting area, De Vivo's cards had hit the muck.

That pot pulls Wigg back into the chip lead with 6.6 million to De Vivo's 5.9 million.

Tags: Anton Wigg Francesco De Vivo