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To say Abishek Khaitan looked slightly befuddled would be an understatement, but them are the rules.
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Event 3 - £10,000 No-Limit Holdem Main Event
Day: 2b
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
To say Abishek Khaitan looked slightly befuddled would be an understatement, but them are the rules.
Annette_15 was on the rail, "Well... yeah. It was."
Daniel Zink -- 47,400
Tino Lechich -- 87,000
Bob Willis -- 49,000
Mats Gavatin -- 60,500
Tony G -- 40,700
Jamie Gold -- 130k or so
Isabelle Mercier -- 61,000
There had been a brief pause in play while the table waited to become less short-handed, but Tony G had suggested that they "play this table till there's one winner!"
. Junglen bet 5,500 and Persson called. The turn was the 
. Junglen fired out another 14,000 and Persson called. The river was the 
. Junglen moved all in for his remaining 16,800 and after several minutes in the tank, Persson reached into his big stack and made the call. Junglen showed the 
for two pair while Persson frowned and mucked. After the hand, Junglen was up to 76,000. Persson lost the chip lead, but is still stacked at a very healthy 151,000.
Betting 8k into a
, my fellow model friend looked immovable as his young opponent gave him the staredown of staredowns, the Finn's poker face unlikely to crack even if you squished a custard pie into his chiseled features and tickled his tootsies with a feather duster.In the end, his opponent made the wrong decision, calling the 18k and mucking as the former Tennis pro turned over
for a rivered top pair.
Toboc has
Gavatin shows
The window card is the
and Toboc jumps for joy, but it is short lasted when the flop reveals 
. Toboc looks devasted and is eliminated from the tournament when the turn 
and river 
don't improve him.
. Both blinds checked to Turner who fired out 5,600. Marigliano folded and Fronda check-raised to put Turner all in. He quickly called.Turner:
Fronda:
Turner was ahead. Annette_15 was on the rail cheering him on and asked for a deuce. Te turn was the
. The river was the and Turner doubled up. He increased his stack to almost 50,000.
Part 1: He re-raised Mats Gavatin preflop in late position, but didn't expect Daniel Zink to move all in on the button. He called roughly double his total bet with his
but faced 
for Zink which spiked a Queen on the flop. Part 2: Shak moved in almost immediately following on from this, and found small blind Bob Willis shoving over the top... this got rid of caller Zink and Willis showed
- Shak had 
. It went from bad to worse:Flop:
Turn:
River:
This is secondary information, but according to my source, John made a big river bet but swiftly mucked when Dominic made a top notch call with pocket sixes for one pair.
Seat 1: Matthew McCullough - 25,000
Seat 2: Jakob Paulsen - 120,000
Seat 3: Lee Nelson - 35,000
Seat 4: Marcello Marigliano - 125,000
Seat 5: Ryan Fronda - 45,000
Seat 6: Joe Beevers - 40,000
Seat 7: Daniel Negreanu - 42,000
Seat 8: Johnny Chan - 105,000
Seat 9: Jon "Pearljammer" Turner - 35,000