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Players are now on a break to discuss bad beats and smoke cigarettes.
World Series of Poker Europe 2010
Event #3: £1,075 No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 1c
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
World Series of Poker Europe 2010
Buy-in
£1,000
Prize Pool
£582,000
Entries
582
Level
9
Blinds
300 / 600
Ante
75
Level: 3
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
This so called luck deserted Owen Robinson. He opened to 250 to face a three-bet from Erik Seidel out of the blinds. Robinson moved all-in for 2,750 and Seidel called all-in with exactly the same stack. Robinson was in great shape with kings to Seidel's queens but a queen fell on the river to eliminate him.
Joe Beevers has bitten the dust.
In a button versus big blind hand, Beevers bet 800 on the turn of a 
board before moving all in for his final 1,200 with 
on the 
river.
In hindsight, he will be regretting the bet on the river as his opponent made the call, albeit not immediately, with 
for a superior two pair.
"Good game, nice hand," complimented Beevers as he departed.
Neil Channing was all-in for his last 475 but both he and his opponent had king-queen and chopped the pot.
Nicolas Levi looks to have been eliminated from the tournament as Nikolay Evdakov is now sitting in the Frenchman's seat.
Meanwhile Fabrice Soulier took more than a moment to push all-in on the turn of a 
board with 
against a bet of 1,025 from the small blind who had 700 back. But he did so regardless and was up against a slowplayed 
which couldn't hit on the river.
"I knew he was trapping me with something," declared Soulier.
Steve Jelinek has fallen at the hands of fellow Brit Simon Mairs. Mairs opened to 300 from late position before Jelinek, who finished 15th in the PLO event, moved all-in for 1,600. Mairs made the call with ace-queen and was racing Jelinek's pocket threes. A queen on the flop and an ace on river sealed Jelinek's fate.
Pushing all in over the button's open for a total of 1,575, Daniel Rudd found his tournament life hanging by the very thinnest of threads, his 
in water hotter than the sun against 
.
The Poker Gods, however, were smiling down upon the young online pro as following the 
flop, a sumptuous 
hit the turn to save his bacon. A bullet-less 
river and the man from Grimsby was back over his starting stack.
John Racener opened preflop to 250 from UTG and a player in middle position raised all-in, Racener called off his stack flipping 
against .
The flop came a still-in-the-balance 
as Mike Matusow told the other player, "You're the favourite..." until the 
turn where he added, "now you're a dog."
But the river was neither blank nor gin card for either player as the 
put a straight on board forcing them to chop it up.
Neil Channing arrived with an army of players today, but he's now lost two minions as Gavin Hall followed recent casualty Owen Robinson out of the door.
Robinson's tale was a simple one, pushing all in for 1,850 over the shove of a short stack with pocket sevens, only for James Akenhead to wake up behind with jacks.
Despite Hall's demise, Channing will still be keeping a watchful eye on Robert Jarrett-Smith, current table mate Simon Mairs, and high stakes pro Richard Ashby.