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42 players remaining here
Average Chips = 30,000
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Event 3 - £10,000 No-Limit Holdem Main Event
Day: 1b
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
42 players remaining here
Average Chips = 30,000
Alan Goehring, who was fortunate to treble through his shortstack earlier on, is now finally out. He made his move for 2,350 after Irfan Hassan had re-raised Johnny Lodden's 1,400 pre-flop raise to 4,000.
Johnny called, and the two players, with Goehring fighting for his tournament life, saw a
flop. Both players checked, and out came the
turn.This time Hassan bet 4k, but Lodden was having none of it and quickly stepped out of the way.
On their backs...
Hassan =
Goerhing =
River =
He shoves all in on a flop of:
and is quickly called by Shaun DeebMadsen:
Deeb:
A red queen on the turn sees Madsen drawing dead and he is out.
The players are now starting to drop like flies now, I dont know what they ate during the break but I dont want any.
Jamie Gold has just eliminated Chris Bruce from the feature table. As retold by Bruce himself, "I raised it up to 1.6k, Jamie made it 4k and I pushed for 30k. He called with Aces, I had Ace King, flop came rags."
Chris was so dejected that he decided to leave without undertaking interviews. His parting words were, "I'd only invested 1.6k, I didn't need to get involved."
Sportswriter Martin Johnson moved all in for his last 6,000 with
against an opponent with 
. The flop was 
and Johnson took the lead. The turn was the 
and the river was the . Johnson increased his stack to 12,000 and avoided elimination.
Never quite managing to top the starting stack, Jeff Madsen is proving knockout-proof today. This time it was Simon Taylor calling his 7,400 all-in with
, finding Madsen with 
. Flop:
Turn:
- no, wait, in all the confusion surrounding the swarming of the cameras, the dealer had already burned, and this Ace was meant to be the burn for the river, while the second burn was the turn. Confused? We were.Real Turn:
"New chop outs," murmured pessimistic Madsen...River:
Seat 1: Stephen Rynne -- 27,225
Seat 2: Joey Lovelady -- 18,950
Seat 3: Stephen Spencer -- 4,425
Seat 4: Kenny Tran -- 44,800
Seat 5: Chris Bruce -- 30,000
Seat 6: Jamie Gold -- 57,000
Seat 7: Peter Jepsen -- 5,075
Seat 8: Kristian Kjondal -- 12,350
Seat 9: David Finney -- 9,250