Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Event 3 - £10,000 No-Limit Holdem Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Buy-in
£10,000
Level
21
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
4,000
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The players are starting to make their way back to the cardroom here at the Sportsman; 40 remain with one more level of Day One to go.
Though she'd been dwindling slowly all afternoon after a terrific start, the latest blow to Wells came courtesy of the man in the zebra-print sweater, whom I will now reveal as Stephen Pearce.
On a board of
, Pearce moved all in for 5,500 on the turn. As the cameras swarmed, he began chatting to their lenses. "I'm not nervous at all. Especially because she hasn't called yet."
Wells did call, and tabled
, while our zebra-printed friend turned up the 
, leaving Wells drawing to only two outs. The river was the 
and Pearce's stack shot up to 24,500. "It's all about these moments, isn't it?" he said as he stacked up his chips. Wells remained silent and emotionless as she counted out what she had left.
against aces?How about
?The money proceeded slowly into the pot, but finally all got in after a
turn, and a 
river.Wei Ma had stuck himself to the pot with earlier calls, and threw his last few thousand in on the river after Lisandro put him all in. Ma showed
, and gets the rest of the night off.
We grabbed him on first break to chat about all of that stuff.
Click here to check out the interview with E-Dog, along with all the other videos from this event.
The lucky chappy was British amateur Ian Munns, his final all-in being called instantly by Durr, whose excitement soon turned to despair when he spotted his opponent's hand.
An unproductive
later and Munns was a rich man, scooping up a 50k pot and leaving his American opponent with a depleted stack of 27k.
Click here to check out the interview with Phil, along with all the other videos from this event.
The rest of that table looks like:
Terry Cook -- 39,200
Humberto Brenes -- 34,000
Jonas Eriksen -- 17,250
Richard Collier -- 25,200
Cristiano Blanco -- 18,650
Devilfish -- 10,825
Passing through the floor, Dean Sanders asked me what the average stack was. In my experience, it's only people who are ahead of it who ever ask this question, to see by how much. Well, the average here at the Sportsman is now 28K, and Sanders is in comfortable shape with 48,600.