No Repeat Victory for Ensan in Prague

Hossein Ensan and Robert Heidorn were talking near the entrance of the main tournament room, which was certainly not a good sign for either of them. In the case of Ensan, his second entry in the €5,300 Main Event had come to an end. He provided the details for a rather bad day at the poker tables where he never got much running.

"They always had the better hand and then I lost a lot of my chips with kings versus jack. In the last hand, there was a raise and a three-bet. I was short-stacked and jammed king-queen, the initial raiser called with ace-queen."

The winner of the hand happened to be Lukas Dimsa, who has an above-average stack at his disposal. Chip leader at the table is Antoine Vranken with nearly four times the starting stack.