Level: 11
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 300
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Event 3 - £10,000 No-Limit Holdem Main Event
Day: 3
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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up against the green-haired player's 
. The board came down all red, no surprises, and Karl paid off Gary Jones' 75k or so, bumping him up the chip ladder for what seems like the first time since day One - to around 150,000.
flop, Lee Nelson holding 
vs. Julius Colman's 
. The turn was the 
making Nelson trips and the river was the 
turning it into a full house. Nelson doubled to about 90,000 on the hand.
"My knee is still pretty bad, I didn't think it was that stupid at the time"
The $350,000 would probably get him a new set of knees I'm sure.
Jan Sorensen:
Theo Jorgensen:
The turn and river didn't straighten or otherwise improve Sorensen's hand and he headed for the rail.
As I scour the cardroom, I notice a few Brits still plugging away: Gary Jones, Jeff Buffenbarger, Dave Colclough, Ian Frazer and Karl Mahrenholz among some of the names still flying the British flag.
In fact the latter of those five, Karl 'Mantis' Mahrenholz is doing particularly well, just creeping into the current top 10 with 184,000 in chips.
A former city banker from London, Karl burst onto the scene a year or two back and quickly quit his job to pursue the pro scene. Evidently, this decision was a wise one, the caterpillar eyebrower finding some nice scores including a runner up finish in the inaugural GUKPT in Bolton and a few chunky cashes in Vegas this year.
Now traveling the circuit as a sponsored play with his fellow Hit Squad members, Karl might be a dark horse for this tournament. He's cool, calm and collective, yet timely aggressive and knows how to play a big stack.
and Hilm calling with . Small cards all on the flop, with Larsh rivering a set of kings for good measure left Hilm with only about 30,000. Hilm chipped up a bit over the next orbit or so, to 45,000, and when Abishek Khaitan made a button raise to 6,500, Hilm decided to move in from the small blind. Khaitan called in a shot, tabling
, dominating Hilm's 
. The flop 
brought both men pairs, but Hilm was drawing dead once the hit the turn, making Khaitan's set and he headed to the rail.