£10,000 WSOP Europe Main Event | 2008 World Series of Poker Europe

10-03-2008 08:20 UTC+1

Hand #409 - John Juanda

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John Juanda has the button. He limps in and Alekhin checks. The flop is {Q-Hearts}

. Alekhin checks, Juanda bets 175,000, Alekhin folds and Juanda wins the pot.

10-03-2008 08:21 UTC+1

Hand #410 - Stanislav Alekhin

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Stanislav Alekhin has the button and raises to 150,000, stealing John Juanda's big blind.

10-03-2008 08:22 UTC+1

Hand #411 - John Juanda

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John Juanda has the button. He raises to 150,000 and picks up the blinds and antes.

10-03-2008 08:24 UTC+1

Hand #412 - John Juanda

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Stanislav Alekhin has the button and limps into the pot. John Juanda checks his option and sees the flop come {K-Diamonds}

. Juanda then fires a small bet and Alekhin tosses his cards into the muck.

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10-03-2008 08:25 UTC+1

Hand #413 - John Juanda

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John Juanda has the button. He raises to150,000 and wins the blinds and antes.

10-03-2008 08:26 UTC+1

Hand #414 - Stanislav Alekhin

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Stanislav Alekhin has the button and limps into the pot. John Juanda then puts in a raise, making it another 130,000 more to play. Alekhin reaches for a stack of 25,000 chips and counts out a fairly large reraise -- somewhere in the ballpark of 480,000 -- and Juanda lays down his hand.

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10-03-2008 08:27 UTC+1

Hand #415 - John Juanda

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John Juanda has the button. He limps in and Alekhin checks. The flop is {K-Hearts}

. Alekhin checks to Juanda, who bets 60,000. It's enough to take it down.

10-03-2008 08:29 UTC+1

Five Hours Heads-Up

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Congratulations, players! You've been playing heads-up for five hours and 173 hands! That's longer than it took to eliminate the entire final table of the 2008 Aussie Millions.

10-03-2008 08:30 UTC+1