EPT London - Main Event Day 3 | 2007 EPT - London

09-28-2007 18:34 UTC

Chop-Chop

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Roland de Wolfe moved all in for 63,500 and was called by Anthony Lellouche.

{J-Clubs}

for de Wolfe.
{A-Spades}

for Lellouche.

The board came {10-Clubs}

, giving both players a straight and the pot is split.

09-28-2007 18:22 UTC

Ken Wong Doubles Up

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He raised to 36,000, which was almost half his stack, and Ian Cox in the big blind took a minute to think before putting Wong all in. Wong called another 40,000.

{7-Hearts}

for Wong.

for Cox.

Flop was {K-Diamonds}

and no help for Wong, but he caught the {7-Clubs}

on the turn and moved his stack up to 150,000.

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09-28-2007 18:17 UTC

French-on-French Action

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Pascal Perrault has doubled up courtesy of his fellow countryman Anthony Lellouche.

{A-Diamonds}

for Perrault versus {A-Spades}

for Lellouche.

On a {6-Clubs}

flop, Lellouche led out and called Perrault's all-in for roughly 100,000.

Turn: {K-Hearts}

River:

Level: 18

Blinds: 3,000/6,000

Ante: 500

09-28-2007 18:08 UTC

Play Has Resumed

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Our current chip leader in the PokerStars.com EPT London 4 is still Surinder Sunar, with Phidias Georgiou close behind.

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09-28-2007 17:03 UTC

Dinner Break

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Play has ended for a one-hour break.

09-28-2007 17:02 UTC

Disaster for Grundy

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Phidias Georgiou raised to 15,000 and was re-raised by Grundy to 42,000. Georgiou seemed confused as to the amount of the re-raise and threw in less than a call but after some posturing eventually called the full amount.

The flop came {4-Clubs}

and Grundy moved all-in for over 150,000. Georgiou beat him into the pot and had him covered.

{8-Diamonds}

for Georgiou for top set
{A-Spades}

for Grundy and is drawing dead.

Georgiou from Cyrpus now has close to 500,000 chips.

09-28-2007 16:42 UTC

Ian Cox takes down large pot and busts 2 players

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Cox raised to 15,000 and Vijayan Nagarajan moved all-in for 90,000. Nicky Roeg on the short-stack moved in for his last 25,000 and Ian Cox quickly called.

{K-Diamonds}

for Cox

for Nagarajan
{6-Clubs}

for Roeg

The {A-Diamonds}

was the first card on the flop but this was followed by the case King. The rest of the board was {3-Diamonds}

. Roeg is busted and Nagarajan is left with very few chips. He is then taken out by Cox on the next hand with {A-Spades}

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09-28-2007 16:28 UTC

Christopher Andler eliminated

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Ben Grundy currently among chip leaders.

He raised to 15,000 pre-flop and was called in two spots by Lam Trinh and Ben Grundy.

The flop came {4-Hearts}

and Andler moved all in. Trinh folded and Ben Grundy called.

{K-Spades}

for Andler
{A-Diamonds}

for Ben Grundy

Turn {3-Clubs}

, River

and Grundy takes him out in 24th position.

09-28-2007 16:17 UTC

Daniel Mangas eliminated

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Daniel Mangas raised to 14,000 and Anthony Lellouche called.

Flop {3-Spades}

Lellouche checked and Mangas bet 20,000

Lellouche asks for a count and the dealer tells him Mangas has 69,000 more. Lellouche then raises enough to put Mangas all in and the Spaniard calls.

{8-Hearts}

for Lellouche
{K-Spades}