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Title: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 01, 2009, 10:44:42 PM EPT PRAGUE - END OF DAY 1A
A total of 219 players started Day 1a of the €5,250 main event and a total of 117 have made it through. The current chip leader, with 169,200, is German Marc Gork who came third at EPT Dortmund last season. PokerStars player Rui Cao from France is in second place with just 100 chips fewer than Gork. The leading Team PokerStars Pro is Florian Langmann who has 108,700. Fellow team members JP Kelly from the UK, Sandra Naujoks from Germany and Season 4 winner Arnaud Mattern from France are also thriving with over 70,000 each. Nearly 70 players won their seats to EPT Prague online with PokerStars. Last year's event was won by Italian Salvatore Bonavena for €774,000. For full reports, please see the PokerStars blog DAY 1A SURVIVORS Name Country Chips Mark Gork Germany 169,200 Rui Cao France PokerStars player 169,100 Martin Hruby Czech Republic 161,500 Oleh Okhotskyi Ukraine 155,700 Domantas Klimciauskas Lithuania 130,500 Luc Greenwood Canada PokerStars qualifier 117,400 Steven Thomsen Germany PokerStars qualifier 116,300 Andre Paiva Brazil 116,100 Ramon Kulovits Austria PokerStars qualifier 115,100 Florian Langmann Germany Team PokerStars Pro 108,700 Daniel Drescher Germany 105,200 Yann Brosolo France 104,800 Georges Ghossan Lebanon 101,400 Peter Zamiska Slovakian 101,200 Manuel Bevand France 98,400 Jan Skampa Czech Republic 95,000 Jolmer Meelis Netherlands 93,300 Francesco Cirianni Italy 91,300 Jerome Zerbib France 91,200 John Kabbaj UK 87,600 Alexander Jung Germany 86,800 Arnaud Mattern France Team PokerStars Pro 86,000 Michael Schulz Germany PokerStars qualifier 83,600 Massimo Di Cicco Italy 81,000 Tyler Bonkowski Canadian 79,900 Vadims Milovs Latvia PokerStars qualifier 79,800 Nicolas Levi France 77,700 Voito Rintala Finland 77,600 Kevin Andrew Bryniczka USA PokerStars player 77,000 Kimmo Kurko Finland 76,500 Cristiano Blanco Italy 75,700 JP Kelly UK Team PokerStars Pro 75,700 Rene Baranek Czech Republic 74,100 Pentek Zsolt Hungary PokerStars qualifier 72,600 Zbib Ayman Lebanon 72,000 Kevin Macphee USA PokerStars qualifier 71,900 Sandra Naujoks Germany Team PokerStars Pro 71,700 Ciprian Cirstea Romania 71,400 Yngve Hella Steen Norway PokerStars player 70,600 Pierre Neuville Belgium PokerStars player 69,000 Juha Lauttamus Finland 67,800 Tero Huttula Finland 67,600 Paul Pires Trigo France 64,200 Sean Nolan USA PokerStars player 62,700 Steve Day UK 61,100 Bastian Trachte Germany PokerStars player 60,200 Yury Kerzhapkin Russia 60,000 Tim Kahlmeyer Germany 56,200 Peter Anne Hendriks Netherlands PokerStars qualifier 54,900 Marcel Luske Netherlands Team PokerStars Pro 54,200 Anton Kashuba Russia Federation PokerStars qualifier 54,100 Alexander Pozdnyakov Russia 52,000 Jean Montury France 51,200 Sergey Lebedev Russia 50,500 Olivier Busquet USA 49,900 Laurence Ryan Ireland PokerStars qualifier 49,300 Laurent Alix Germany PokerStars qualifier 49,100 Suat Uyanik France PokerStars qualifier 48,900 Varga Zlotan Lajos Hungary 48,800 Alexander Bachmann Germany 48,300 Mykhailo Demydenko Ukraine 47,300 Bruno Launais France 47,200 Ruslan Prydryk Ukraine 46,700 Antonin Teisseire France 44,900 Marek Bastos Slovenia 44,500 Marcin Horecki Poland Team PokerStars Pro 44,400 Joseph El Khoury Lebanon 43,400 Riccardo Mazzitelli Italy 42,000 Bojan Gledovica Serbian 42,000 Alfi Cataldo Italy 41,900 Oldrich Travnicek Czech Republic 41,000 Thomas Hochmuth Germany 40,000 Apo Arslan Sweden 39,900 Umberto Vitagliano Italy 39,600 Heino Buge Germany PokerStars qualifier 39,200 Igor Rejdovjan Slovak Republic 38,800 Katja Thater Germany Team PokerStars Pro 38,000 Alin Pandilica Romania 36,400 Radek Novak Czech Republic 36,100 Peyman Luth Germany PokerStars qualifier 35,400 Maxime Espinasse France 34,900 Pedro Mendes Muller Brazil PokerStars player 34,400 Henri Antikainen Finland 34,100 Yorane Kerignard France PokerStars qualifier 33,900 Ramez Haddad Lebanon 33,900 Dimitri Kazoulin Israel 33,500 Bijan Zahmat Netherlands PokerStars player 32,700 Mikko Turtiainen Finland 32,300 Anatoly Gurtovoy Russia 31,900 Luca Falaschi Italy 31,100 Alexey Yuzikov Russia 31,100 Pieter De Korver Netherlands Team PokerStars Pro 30,800 Aliaksandr Dzianisau Russia 29,900 Gianni Giaroni Italy PokerStars player 29,600 Jari Mähönen Finland 27,800 Nedzib Suman Sweden 27,800 Alexandar Milanov Bulgaria 26,800 Elias Brussianos USA 26,600 Michal Brabec Czech Republic PokerStars qualifier 25,800 Hugo Kikkert Netherlands 24,800 Anthony Roux France 24,500 Koen Berendsen Netherlands PokerStars player 19,200 Fabio Bianchi Italy 18,600 Andrey Malyshev Russia 18,200 Stephane Albertini France 18,000 Mickael Sebban France 17,300 Miroslav Janik Slovak Republic PokerStars qualifier 17,200 Ioannis Taramas Greece 17,100 Craig Paterson UK PokerStars qualifier 16,400 Atanas Gueorguiev Bulgaria 16,100 Oskar Silow Sweden 14,300 Laurens Sloot Netherlands PokerStars qualifier 13,000 Stefan Hjorthall Sweden PokerStars qualifier 12,300 Matias Knaapinen Finland 11,300 David John USA PokerStars qualifier 7,600 Haug Fredrik Kjelstrup Norway 5,800 Daniel Smith USA PokerStars qualifier 800 Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: ViiperUK on December 01, 2009, 10:56:14 PM haha poor dan smith has 800 chips :P
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Free_Rollin on December 02, 2009, 12:47:35 AM Think Toby 'I travel the world to play poker, just because I can' Lewis is playing tomorrow. Good Luck!!!!
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: ViiperUK on December 02, 2009, 12:52:48 AM Think Toby 'I travel the world to play poker, just because I can' Lewis is playing tomorrow. Good Luck!!!! yer sure he is GL! Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: titaniumbean on December 02, 2009, 01:22:35 AM Think Toby 'I travel the world to play poker, just because I can' Lewis is playing tomorrow. Good Luck!!!! rotflmfao tid! Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: 810ofclubs on December 02, 2009, 05:55:12 AM Ok obv cant sleep!
Ill keep this posted on wats goin on, deffo winning this fish riden donkament gogogogogogo Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: NigDawG on December 02, 2009, 07:10:23 AM Ok obv cant sleep! stop thinking about maria perve Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: 810ofclubs on December 02, 2009, 07:42:41 AM Ok obv cant sleep! stop thinking about maria perve gfo Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: NigDawG on December 02, 2009, 07:45:20 AM Ok obv cant sleep! stop thinking about maria perve gfo GFWEPTPPP stands for Go F Win European Poker Tour Prague Pretty Please Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 02, 2009, 08:26:45 AM Ok obv cant sleep! Ill keep this posted on wats goin on, deffo winning this fish riden donkament gogogogogogo weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee,,,oh good, you want to ship the stakees there winnings now ? Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 02, 2009, 10:34:53 AM gogogog Tobias. One time pls.
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Leatherman on December 02, 2009, 11:03:00 AM Good luck too him....
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: cia260895 on December 02, 2009, 11:09:36 AM GL Toby........
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: celtic on December 02, 2009, 11:22:10 AM Good luck toby.
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Free_Rollin on December 02, 2009, 11:39:17 AM Ok obv cant sleep! stop thinking about maria perve Lol wp. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Marky147 on December 02, 2009, 11:43:50 AM GL Toby win it all !!
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: gasman on December 02, 2009, 11:54:00 AM gogogogo Toby, Priyan, Chaz, Praz, Andrew, Javed!
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: ViiperUK on December 02, 2009, 01:09:31 PM appears to be live up dates guys
http://www.pokerlistings.org/live-tournaments/ept/ept-season6/ept-prague/live-updates Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 02, 2009, 10:55:30 PM End of 1b Chips
Marius Heiene Norway 162700 Jude Ainsworth Ireland Team PokerStars Pro 160300 Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier France Team PokerStars Pro 159800 Andreas Eiler Germany 158300 Rifat Palevic Sweden 144800 Luca Pagano Italy Team PokerStars Pro 135100 Stefan Mattsson Sweden 127500 Tomas Macnamara UK 127200 Rasmus Nielsen Denmark 118400 Antony Lellouche France 118300 Petr Jaros Czech Republic 114500 Gustav Ekerot Sweden 112200 Jonathan Weekes UK PokerStars qualifier 110900 Martin Valle Denmark 110600 Corneliu Cretu Romania 104000 Sven Eichelbaum Germany 102400 Kalle Matti Niemi Finland 101700 Jiri Kulhanek Czech Republic 100200 Evgeniy Zaytsev Russian 98500 Catherine Ram Hong Korea 97100 Stefano Moresco Italy 96200 Yulius Sepman Russia 94300 Andrew Seden UK 90500 Laurent Leclerc France 90400 Georgios Pittas Greece 90000 Jan Boubli France 88900 Juan Carlos Navarro Spain 87900 Josef Gulas Czech Republic 87600 Adolphe Ariche France 87200 Emil Nosko Slovakia 83700 Alexia Portal France 83500 Rob Akery UK 83100 Adam Markovits Hungary 82800 Paulo Gomes France 81700 Dario Nittolo Italy 80600 Maksim Semisoshenko Russia 80600 Cyril Andre France 80200 Christoph Erbler Austria 78400 Pavel Blatny Czech Republic 77500 Tome Moreira Portugal 76600 Guillaume Darcourt France 76100 Frank Jacobsen Denmark 75100 Priyan De Mel UK 74600 Olivier Douce France 74400 Leo Margets Spain 72300 Jeff Sarwer Canada 71900 Ramin Henke Germany 70400 Marc Naalden Netherlands 70300 Fabrice Cecchini France 70000 Konstantin Maslak Russia 69200 Sebastien Boyard France 69100 Konstantinos Karelas Greece 68500 Dan Gabriel Baloi Romania Romanian Poker Championship satellite winner 67000 Raul Olarescu Romania 66800 Americo Spinozzi Italy 65600 Jamel Maistriaux Belgium 64200 Giovanni Cantonati Italy 63400 Davor Lanini Italy 62900 Enrico Pompeo Italy 62600 Fabrizio Baldassari France 62500 Noah Boeken Netherlands Team PokerStars Pro 61700 Alberto Landini Italy 61600 Andrej Nagy Slovakia 61000 David Wintersberger Germany 60600 Michael Naughton Ireland okerStars qualifier 60400 Farid Abidi France 59000 Michele Limongi Italy 58800 Jeffrey Hakim Canada PokerStars player 58500 Vlad Vasilescu Sweden 58200 Henri Kasper Estonia PokerStars player 57500 David Sonelin Sweden PokerStars qualifier 56800 Yvan Touhami France 56500 Giacomo Rosa Italy 55100 Vikash Dhorasso France 54900 Frank Calo United States PokerStars qualifier 54600 Antoine Junillon France 54000 Nicolas Nabet France 53800 Boris Yanpolskiy Russia 53700 Igor Shugurov Russia 53600 Theo Jorgensen Denmark 53600 Mark Dalimore UK 53400 Richard Kapalo Slovakia 53000 Maxwell Greenwod Canada 51900 Rino Mathis Switzerland Team PokerStars Pro 51900 Michel Georges Habib Lebanon 51700 Tristan Clemencon France 51700 Aurelien Guiglini France 51200 Richard Toth Hungary 50700 Michael Ginzburg Israel 50600 Marcel Koch Germany 50500 Toby Lewis UK PokerStars player 49700 Simon Cuq France 49600 Miroslav Trochta Slovakia 49400 Alex Kuzmin Russia 48800 Kristian Kjondal Norway 48800 Joachim Baumann Germany 48300 Rony Halimi France 48300 Patrick De Koster Netherlands 47900 Benjamin Spiehs Austria 47200 Patrice Tordjamn France 47000 Luca Cainelli Italy 46300 Dominko Markovic Serbia 46200 Frantisek Striz Czech Republic 45700 Nicholas Katovsky UK 45500 George Secara Romania 45300 Marek Krupar Slovakia 44600 Antonia Alomar France 44100 Alessandro Longobardi Italy 43500 Oleg Kopylov Norway 43400 Antonio Scalzi Italy 43000 Darus Suharto Canada Friend of PokerStars 42400 Joh Carsten Germany 42200 Nico Behling Germany 42200 Kim Andre Torsvik Norway PokerStars qualifier 41800 Kristoffer Edberg Sweden 41700 Thomas Finneran Ireland 41700 Konstantin Puchkov Russia 41300 Nicodemo Piccolo Italy 41300 Daniel Rudd UK 41200 UptheMariners Jiri Holik Czech Republic 41100 Ales Dittrich Czech Republic 41000 Dusan Uhrik Slovakia 40700 Craig Bergeron USA 40200 Miguel Borges Portugal PokerStars qualifier 38700 Javed Abrahams UK 38600 Alain Roy France 38500 Vyacheslav Goryachev Russia 38100 Roberto Masullo Italy 38000 Jiri Horacek Czech Republic 37900 Frank Debus Germany 37700 Ilya Gorodetskiy Russian 36700 Aljosa Mikovic Serbia 36200 Domenico Iannone Italy 35800 Giovanni Salvatore Italy 35400 Alfonso Amendola Italy 35000 Andrea Gambino Italy 35000 Karl Heinz Klose Germany 35000 Ljubisa Nedimovic Slovakia 35000 Yuriy Leskiv Ukraine 34900 Kenneth Strandli Sweden 34800 Eyal Avitan Israel 34000 Claudiu Saizu Romania 33900 Ovidiu Balaj Romania 33400 Marco Bognannni Italy PokerStars qualifier 33100 Petr Pesko Czech Republic 32600 Joao Gilherme Monte Studart Brazil 32300 Valeriy Mishin Russia 32000 Arie Schaap Netherlands 31700 Rikard Relander Estonia 31500 Simon Ravnsbaek Denmark 31100 Jakob Karlsson Sweden PokerStars player 31000 Roy Winston USA 31000 Domenico Zingarelli Italy 30600 Fabio Mureddu Italy 30500 Dany Parlafes Romania 29800 Antonio Calia Italy 29500 Marc Winkelmann Germany PokerStars player 29500 Christian Grundtvig Denmark 29300 Arie Kliper Israel 28800 Jason Lavallee Canada PokerStars player 28800 Cristian Dumitrescu Romania 28500 Alexey Veller Russia 28100 Mel Judah UK 28100 Romolo Rosa Italy 28000 Antonino Zito Italy 27200 Gianmarco Vergoni Italy 27200 Renato Paolini Italy 26900 Gustavo Zito Italy 26700 Thierry Van Den Berg Netherlands Team PokerStars Pro 26700 Lyudmyla Galytska Ukraine 26400 Peter Golian Slovakia 26100 Iulian Lucian Alexoi Romania 26000 Martin Sjelle Denmark PokerStars qualifier 25000 Ales Nykodym Czech Republic 24800 David Tsyfanskiy Germany 24400 Vadim Kholomeev Russia 24000 Davide Pennelli Italy 23500 Alexander Kravchenko Russian Team PokerStars Pro 23400 Danilo Ginobbi Italy 23200 Saar Wilf Israel 23200 Alessandro Lusso Italy 22800 Andreas Ulrich Oe Denmark PokerStars player 22800 Loris Brunelli Italy 22700 Sasa Stancic USA 22000 Aleksandr Klimashin Russia 21700 Peter Galla Slovakia 21700 Michele Carbone Italy 20400 David Tuchman UK 19100 Mirosav Vasilenko Czech Republic 19100 Petter Karal Norway 19100 Stephane Hee France 18900 Gilbert Diaz French 18600 Kristoffer Sven Thorsson Sweden 18600 Stephan Gerin France 18200 Ciprian Hrisca Romania 18100 Marco Witt Germany 18100 Henri Ojala Finland 17500 Henrik Sorensen Denmark 17300 Mariusz Krystof Poland 17300 Dmitry Bayramov Russia 16200 Ilya Ermakov Russia 15500 Jozef Hliva Slovakia 15000 Cristinel Dumitru Romania 14500 Charlie Amoyal France 14200 Sander Smits Netherlands PokerStars qualifier 13500 Bernard Boutboul France 13300 Istvan Mikulas Hungary 12500 Soren Kongsgaard Nielsen Denmark 12000 Peter Hedlund Sweden 10200 Claus Uhrskov Denmark 9300 Paola Martin USA 6400 Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 02, 2009, 10:56:58 PM combined day 1 top ten
blinds are 400-800 Marc Gork Germany 169200 Rui Cao France PokerStars player 169100 Marius Heiene Norway 162700 Martin Hruby Czech Republic 161500 Jude Ainsworth Ireland Team PokerStars Pro 160300 Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier France Team PokerStars Pro 159800 Andreas Eiler Germany 158300 Oleh Okhotskyi Ukraine 155700 Rifat Palevic Sweden 144800 Luca Pagano Italy Team PokerStars Pro 135100 There were 586 players, each paying €5,000, to create a total prize pool of €2,842,100, the richest tournament in the Czech Republic. Eighty players will be paid, with the first prize worth €682,000. Prizewinners, as and when they are known, will be listed here. Full payout structure for EPT Prague: 1 - €682,000 2 - €454,000 3 - €255,000 4 - €171,000 5 - €135,000 6 - €100,000 7 - €71,000 8 - €55,500 9-10 - €42,600 11-12 - €31,400 13-14 - €24,500 15-16 - €20,000 17-24 - €15,500 25-32 - €12,800 33-40 - €11,300 41-48 - €10,300 49-56 - €9,700 57-64 - €9,100 65-71 - €8,500 72-80 - €8,000 Players: 584 Prize-pool: €2,842,100 Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 02, 2009, 10:58:05 PM tighty did you forget to post tobys chips?
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 02, 2009, 10:59:31 PM tighty did you forget to post tobys chips? No, sent as per the email to me. GL to UptheMariners though. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 02, 2009, 11:01:32 PM lol toby is in the list, you just didn't bold his name.
He has 49,700. gogogo him and danny rudd Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 02, 2009, 11:07:31 PM lol toby is in the list, you just didn't bold his name. He has 49,700. gogogo him and danny rudd Ooops VBOL to Toby too Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: George2Loose on December 02, 2009, 11:10:28 PM Toby is a pokerstars player? MBN
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: mondatoo on December 02, 2009, 11:13:42 PM lol toby is in the list, you just didn't bold his name. He has 49,700. gogogo him and danny rudd This glglgl Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Murph1984 on December 03, 2009, 12:04:04 AM gogogo Jude Ainsworth!
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Royal Flush on December 03, 2009, 12:23:06 AM Toby is a pokerstars player? MBN Think he just bought in through stars... Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Chili on December 03, 2009, 03:30:26 AM lol toby is in the list, you just didn't bold his name. He has 49,700. gogogo him and danny rudd This glglgl The above and Priyan and Javed. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 03, 2009, 04:11:40 AM tighty did you forget to post tobys chips? No, sent as per the email to me. GL to UptheMariners though. lol toby is in the list, you just didn't bold his name. He has 49,700. gogogo him and danny rudd Ooops VBOL to Toby too knew there was a mistake somewhere go toby go Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: 810ofclubs on December 03, 2009, 10:24:52 AM Toby is a pokerstars player? MBN Think he just bought in through stars... obv they decided to sponsor me at last lol sigh bought in thru stars yh Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Royal Flush on December 03, 2009, 10:29:17 AM Toby is a pokerstars player? MBN Think he just bought in through stars... obv they decided to sponsor me at last lol sigh bought in thru stars yh Even though i have a share i want you to picture me anti railing you because thats what i am doing, and i am doing it hard! Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: The Camel on December 03, 2009, 11:49:01 AM What is upthemariners name?
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Karabiner on December 03, 2009, 11:53:59 AM Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Cottonbud on December 03, 2009, 12:05:32 PM Nice1 Boys keep up the good work! Goodluck!
Also Luca Pagano has got a sick record in EPTs this guy impresses me alot and the fact he is one of the CL's too! My friend is Jude Ainsworth's agent, I hear he is also a great player with alot of potential. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 03, 2009, 12:08:22 PM Nice1 Boys keep up the good work! Goodluck! Also Luca Pagano has got a sick record in EPTs this guy impresses me alot and the fact he is one of the CL's too! My friend is Jude Ainsworth's agent, I hear he is also a great player with alot of potential. What does his role consist of? Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: The Camel on December 03, 2009, 12:09:37 PM My friend is Jude Ainsworth's agent, No offence, but LOL. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Cottonbud on December 03, 2009, 12:15:11 PM Lol, well I'd never heard of Jude Ainsworth till he mentioned him and when he said his name I thought it was a woman! He told me about his wins etc and that he is a great player that will be a big face in poker in the future.
He has a few players he gets them deals with poker sites like Fulltilt, Pokerstars and also sorts out all their interviews with magazines, tv etc. He also has another job at the same time. His name is Nik Ferro you may of heard of him he played poker on TV and had a dominos sponsor anyone remember that? They called him Pizza boy, he was actually in the infamous Marcus Bebb-Jones' heat. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: NoflopsHomer on December 03, 2009, 12:18:41 PM Isn't there a thread on blonde somewhere where someone said Ainsworth was pretty much a small-winning pro until he won the big comp online?
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: The Camel on December 03, 2009, 12:36:09 PM I want to be an agent.
I'm going to sign up Karabiner, Vinni and Red Dog first. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 03, 2009, 12:45:54 PM I want to be an agent. I'm going to sign up Karabiner, Vinni and Red Dog first. What!? I've been on the radio and I'm due to be on TV soon. Sign me up. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: The Camel on December 03, 2009, 01:02:15 PM I want to be an agent. I'm going to sign up Karabiner, Vinni and Red Dog first. What!? I've been on the radio and I'm due to be on TV soon. Sign me up. You'll be in the second wave of signings. Need to get the big names snapped up first to prove my credibility. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: celtic on December 03, 2009, 01:08:10 PM I want to be an agent. I'm going to sign up Karabiner, Vinni and Red Dog first. What!? I've been on the radio and I'm due to be on TV soon. Sign me up. Jeez I get you the radio and the tele gig and now you're whoring yourself to the camel. Cos sure does loyality. Sigh. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 03, 2009, 01:39:47 PM I want to be an agent. I'm going to sign up Karabiner, Vinni and Red Dog first. What!? I've been on the radio and I'm due to be on TV soon. Sign me up. You'll be in the second wave of signings. Need to get the big names snapped up first to prove my credibility. Don't get bigger than mine.. 21 letters. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Mitch on December 03, 2009, 02:11:30 PM Isn't there a thread on blonde somewhere where someone said Ainsworth was pretty much a small-winning pro until he won the big comp online? He was on my table during the IPO. Had a nice shiny pokerstars watch on saying something like 'I won the ECOOP' or something, didnt know who he was at the time. [ ] I would wear that watch [ ] I have one of those watches [X] Seemed like a decent player Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Royal Flush on December 03, 2009, 02:19:21 PM He's pretty tez but gl to the fella getting the most out his bink
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Cottonbud on December 03, 2009, 02:25:00 PM He's pretty tez but gl to the fella getting the most out his bink This is a new word to me 'tez' what does it mean terrible? Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: marcin123 on December 03, 2009, 02:26:32 PM He's pretty tez but gl to the fella getting the most out his bink This is a new word to me 'tez' what does it mean terrible? Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Cottonbud on December 03, 2009, 02:29:33 PM Interesting, what makes you say that Royal? I've never played against him so can't judge, can only go on what I've been told.
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: tikay on December 03, 2009, 03:17:19 PM Interesting, what makes you say that Royal? I've never played against him so can't judge, can only go on what I've been told. James! Do as I told you. Never believe what you're told. ;) Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Lucky on December 03, 2009, 03:33:09 PM Interesting, what makes you say that Royal? I've never played against him so can't judge, can only go on what I've been told. James! Do as I told you. Never believe what you're told. ;) Perhaps he didn't believe what you told him! Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Cottonbud on December 03, 2009, 03:49:51 PM Haha :D True Tikay. But I'm interested to know if Royal's played him and what he thought was bad about him.
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 03, 2009, 03:50:42 PM Come on Royal! What do you think?
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Royal Flush on December 03, 2009, 03:55:17 PM Interesting, what makes you say that Royal? I've never played against him so can't judge, can only go on what I've been told. Yeah just played him a far bit online obv when i say tez i mean tez compared to other regs not tez including randoms. If it weren't for the mega bink he would be pretty close to level on stars i guess over 4500 comps that's not great. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 03, 2009, 05:06:06 PM anyone know how the boys are getting on?
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: titaniumbean on December 03, 2009, 05:09:43 PM anyone know how the boys are getting on? http://www.pokerlistings.com/live-tournaments/ept/ept-season6/ept-prague/chip-count Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 03, 2009, 05:21:24 PM anyone know how the boys are getting on? http://www.pokerlistings.com/live-tournaments/ept/ept-season6/ept-prague/chip-count yeah that's why i asked. that list gets updated like once every billion years and our heroes arent on it Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: titaniumbean on December 03, 2009, 05:34:39 PM surely their out if they not in the list?
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 03, 2009, 05:37:49 PM surely their out if they not in the list? nah that's selected chipcounts I think. I think there's still 155 players in. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: titaniumbean on December 03, 2009, 05:40:36 PM surely their out if they not in the list? nah that's selected chipcounts I think. I think there's still 155 players in. ;karabiner; :)up Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Cottonbud on December 03, 2009, 05:57:01 PM Unfortunately Dan Rudd is out he told me he lost a 200k pot with Kings v Aces when the avg was 75k. Last I heard toby had jus under 50k but havent had an update since.
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 03, 2009, 06:27:44 PM come on toby get it won your playing against fish just remember that
btw camel can i be on the 3rd wave of players you sign up sure we can work out a % Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: AlexMartin on December 03, 2009, 06:33:32 PM Unfortunately Dan Rudd is out he told me he lost a 200k pot with Kings v Aces when the avg was 75k. Last I heard toby had jus under 50k but havent had an update since. sigh ul ruddy Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: 810ofclubs on December 03, 2009, 08:22:21 PM Made day 3, got 191,600 with the ave at 160k. 99 left and 80 paid, with 650k€ ftw!
Biggest grind of my life so fucking tired but gogogogogogo 2moro Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 03, 2009, 08:23:12 PM Made day 3, got 191,600 with the ave at 160k. 99 left and 80 paid, with 650k€ ftw! Biggest grind of my life so fucking tired but gogogogogogo 2moro Well done! Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: julian on December 03, 2009, 08:24:19 PM gud days work!
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: George2Loose on December 03, 2009, 08:27:30 PM Made day 3, got 191,600 with the ave at 160k. 99 left and 80 paid, with 650k€ ftw! Biggest grind of my life so fucking tired but gogogogogogo 2moro Cmon Lewis. 650k flag plz! Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Free_Rollin on December 03, 2009, 08:30:44 PM Made day 3, got 191,600 with the ave at 160k. 99 left and 80 paid, with 650k€ ftw! Biggest grind of my life so fucking tired but gogogogogogo 2moro Cmon Lewis. 650k flag plz! This all the way! Gl mate... Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 03, 2009, 08:31:05 PM glglgl tobe get a good night sleep bud
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Royal Flush on December 03, 2009, 08:40:29 PM Made day 3, got 191,600 with the ave at 160k. 99 left and 80 paid, with 650k€ ftw! Biggest grind of my life so fucking tired but gogogogogogo 2moro paiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii me Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 03, 2009, 08:49:02 PM take this down mate
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 03, 2009, 08:49:54 PM Day 2 is over
Level 15, 1,500-3,000 (300 ante) Entries 584, 95 remain 80 are paid guraranteed E8000 While we wait for the chip counts, with plenty of Brits still in... Sandra Naujoks Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 03, 2009, 08:52:16 PM Yann Brosolo France 574000
Rui Cao France PokerStars player 522500 Pieter De Korver NetherlandsTeam PokerStars Pro 465800 Kristoffer Edberg Sweden 442800 Kalle Matti Niemi Finland 432600 Gustav Ekerot Sweden 385300 Bruno Launais France 375000 Jerome Zerbib France 368200 Antony Lellouche France 363100 Evgeniy Zaytsev Russian 352300 Adam Markovits Hungary 322200 Stefan Mattsson Sweden 302600 Frank Calo United States PokerStars qualifier 299400 Sebastien Boyard France 295700 Tero Huttula Finland 295700 Luca Pagano Italy Team PokerStars Pro 280400 Manuel Bevand France 273200 Andrej Nagy Slovakia 269400 Andre Paiva Brazil 267900 George Secara Romania 256500 Tomas Macnamara UK 250800 Craig Bergeron USA 249800 Steven Thomsen Germany PokerStars qualifier 247800 Michael Ginzburg Israel 247800 Zbib Ayman Lebanon 247000 Karl Heinz Klose Germany 246800 Anthony Roux France 243800 Jan Skampa Czech Republic 225600 Jolmer Meelis Netherlands 221900 Guillaume Darcourt France 220000 David Tsyfanskiy Ukraine 211700 Arnaud Mattern France Team PokerStars Pro 209800 Mikko Turtiainen Finland 209500 Marcin Horecki Poland Team PokerStars Pro 202100 Daniel Drescher Germany 201400 Bastian Trachte Germany PokerStars player 200600 Georges Ghossan Lebanon 195300 Toby Lewis UK PokerStars player 191600 Laurence Ryan Ireland PokerStars qualifier 190100 Sven Eichelbaum Germany 184000 Christoph Erbler Austria 182900 Henrik Sorensen Denmark 182000 Alessandro Lusso Italy 172700 Alexey Veller Russia 172600 Michael Schulz Germany PokerStars qualifier 167400 Juha Lauttamus Finland 162400 Andreas Eiler Germany 158200 Paulo Gomes France 155800 Joao Gilherme Monte Studart Brazil 155500 Voitto Rintala Finland 146800 Tim Kahlmeyer Germany 146700 Jude Ainsworth Ireland Team PokerStars Pro 144800 Roberto Masullo Italy 140700 Peter Zamiska Slovakian 132200 Sandra Naujoks Germany Team PokerStars Pro 130900 Jiri Holik Czech Republic 128600 Yury Kerzhapkin Russia 128100 Petr Pesko Czech Republic 127900 Elias Brussianos USA 127200 Marius Heiene Norway 124900 Konstantin Maslak Russia 120500 Bijan Zahmat Netherlands PokerStars player 119100 Simon Ravnsbaek Denmark 113800 Nicolas Levi France 113200 Boris Yanpolskiy Russia 113000 Nedzib Suman Sweden 112000 Eyal Avitan Israel 110200 Maksim Semisoshenko Russia 109400 Florian Langmann Germany Team PokerStars Pro 107600 Vadim Kholomeev Russia 106000 Jakob Carlsson Sweden PokerStars player 105000 Jan Boubli France 102100 Priyan de Mel UK 95800 Kimmo Kurko Finland 95000 Antonin Teisseire France 95000 Fabrizio Baldassari France 92000 Henri Kasper Estonia PokerStars player 90900 Peter Anne Hendriks Netherlands PokerStars qualifier 89600 Sasa Stancic USA 87500 Yulius Sepman Russia 84100 Dario Nittolo Italy 83700 Oldrich Travnicek Czech Republic 81000 Alfi Cataldo Italy 79200 Pierre Neuville Belgium PokerStars player 78200 Michele Carbone Italy 78000 Michel Georges Habib Lebanon 76500 Josef Gulas Czech Republic 71500 Mark Dalimore UK 71100 Henri Antikainen Finland 67500 Oleg Kopylov Norway 61500 Javed Abrahams UK 57800 Apo Arslan Sweden 53300 Cristiano Blanco Italy 47600 Joseph El Khoury Lebanon 47200 Alexandar Milanov Bulgaria 37400 Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 03, 2009, 08:53:03 PM Tomas Macnamara UK 250800
anyone know him? Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: tikay on December 03, 2009, 08:55:48 PM Mis-spell the tag on the photo did we, Rich? Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: NigDawG on December 03, 2009, 08:58:23 PM Tomas Macnamara UK 250800 anyone know him? no but I know toby lewis and he is taking this down!!!! Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: titaniumbean on December 03, 2009, 09:07:48 PM GL mate :)up
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: tikay on December 03, 2009, 09:15:08 PM Get it won Toby Tilty Titfer. And to think, a shrewd judge in today's Racing Post tipped you as a star of the future. Timing, eh? Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: cia260895 on December 03, 2009, 09:18:09 PM ;applause; ;applause; ;applause;
keep it going Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Chili on December 03, 2009, 09:31:13 PM ;first; Toby pls
gogogogogogogogo Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: UpTheMariners on December 03, 2009, 11:19:46 PM Tomas Macnamara UK 250800 anyone know him? one of the biggest winners on ladbrokes plays €10-20+ Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 03, 2009, 11:22:49 PM Tomas Macnamara UK 250800 anyone know him? one of the biggest winners on ladbrokes plays €10-20+ cheers. Unlucky today Dan. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Cottonbud on December 03, 2009, 11:28:13 PM Tomas Macnamara UK 250800 anyone know him? no but I know toby lewis and he is taking this down!!!! This lol.. GL Tobe Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 03, 2009, 11:37:21 PM he better be asleep now.
If i find out Dan Rudd has been feeding him beers they're both dead men. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: action man on December 03, 2009, 11:40:13 PM plz at least min cash so i can eat, k thx
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Cottonbud on December 03, 2009, 11:41:30 PM plz at least min cash so i can eat, k thx Haha Trigg you legend! What percentage have you got of Mr Lewis? Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: UpTheMariners on December 03, 2009, 11:48:55 PM he better be asleep now. If i find out Dan Rudd has been feeding him beers they're both dead men. don't worry he cant afford any beers he's lost every meal flip so far :D Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: action man on December 04, 2009, 12:05:50 AM just the 5%
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Dubai on December 04, 2009, 12:22:27 AM Tomas Macnamara UK 250800 anyone know him? one of the biggest winners on ladbrokes plays €10-20+ FionnMac from 2+2. Seems decent thinker from his posts. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 04, 2009, 12:37:01 AM Tomas Macnamara UK 250800 anyone know him? one of the biggest winners on ladbrokes plays €10-20+ FionnMac from 2+2. Seems decent thinker from his posts. poker players are supposeed to think? well i am snookered then Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: dino1980 on December 04, 2009, 12:39:05 AM Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: NigDawG on December 04, 2009, 12:55:40 AM he better be asleep now. If i find out Dan Rudd has been feeding him beers they're both dead men. don't worry he cant afford any beers he's lost every meal flip so far :D fml how does variance catch up with him when I'm not there Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: action man on December 04, 2009, 12:57:29 AM i kno which flips id rather lose.
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 04, 2009, 12:59:48 AM food is over rated
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: 810ofclubs on December 04, 2009, 04:39:40 AM he better be asleep now. If i find out Dan Rudd has been feeding him beers they're both dead men. don't worry he cant afford any beers he's lost every meal flip so far :D fml how does variance catch up with him when I'm not there obv cant sleep so fired up and hyper turbo and some 8game on stars but i need to win a flip plz gods, 4 meals so far, 4 handed flips, obv gg me on all. good karma imo Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: celtic on December 04, 2009, 05:28:04 AM Good luck tomorrow Toby.
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: LeKnave on December 04, 2009, 07:02:01 AM gl toby, get it done.
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: SuffolkPunch on December 04, 2009, 08:01:21 AM I'll make sure we follow Toby today and picture him on the PokerStars Blog
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: mondatoo on December 04, 2009, 08:03:07 AM gl toby, get it done. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 04, 2009, 08:28:45 AM I'll make sure we follow Toby today and picture him on the PokerStars Blog any chance you can get him a free buffet? Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: SuffolkPunch on December 04, 2009, 08:52:03 AM No. But I have got his table draw for today...
Table eight 1 Henri Kasper 90900 2 Bastian Trachte 200600 3 Alexey Veller 172600 4 Joao Gilherme Monte Studart 155500 5 Kalle Matti Niemi 432600 6 Stefan Mattsson 302600 7 Toby Lewis 191600 8 Mark Dalimore 71100 Full draw here... http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2009/ept-prague-day-three-table-draw-062049.html Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Marky147 on December 04, 2009, 11:31:58 AM gl toby, get it done. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: titaniumbean on December 04, 2009, 01:42:35 PM Grindcore :)up gl gl gl !
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 04, 2009, 01:45:02 PM stars blog
84 left Toby Lewis UK PokerStars player 286000 top 5 Pieter De Korver Netherlands 656000 Yann Brosolo France 490000 Gustav Ekerot Sweden 460000 Bruno Launais France 438000 Anthony Roux France 435000 blinds are 2500-5000 Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 04, 2009, 02:04:04 PM stars blog 84 left Toby Lewis UK PokerStars player 286000 top 5 Pieter De Korver Netherlands 656000 Yann Brosolo France 490000 Gustav Ekerot Sweden 460000 Bruno Launais France 438000 Anthony Roux France 435000 blinds are 2500-5000 Picked up 100k since this morning, gogogo Lewis. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: George2Loose on December 04, 2009, 03:02:46 PM stars blog 84 left Toby Lewis UK PokerStars player 286000 top 5 Pieter De Korver Netherlands 656000 Yann Brosolo France 490000 Gustav Ekerot Sweden 460000 Bruno Launais France 438000 Anthony Roux France 435000 blinds are 2500-5000 Picked up 100k since this morning, gogogo Lewis. CMON Ledge! Want this post to be in BoB when you ship the lottttttt Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 04, 2009, 03:19:44 PM New update guys....
TOBY LEWIS.... 462K!!! Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: mondatoo on December 04, 2009, 03:26:38 PM New update guys.... TOBY LEWIS.... 462K!!! Nice,gl toby Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Chili on December 04, 2009, 03:33:10 PM ;mexicanwave; ;mexicanwave; ;mexicanwave;
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 04, 2009, 03:35:40 PM Toby is 10th/61
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: AlexMartin on December 04, 2009, 03:36:30 PM vbol toby, keep smashing it
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: MC on December 04, 2009, 03:37:41 PM Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Chili on December 04, 2009, 03:46:05 PM 54 left gogogogogogogo
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: SuffolkPunch on December 04, 2009, 03:51:17 PM http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2009/ept-prague-day-3-level-17-updates-062075.html
see 4.20pm post on this page :) Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Dewi_cool on December 04, 2009, 03:55:38 PM gogogogogogogogogogo
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: K9sixtwo on December 04, 2009, 04:01:08 PM Tsk Tsk Tsk ... Its sucessful players like this that cause all the problems with i-poker for the blonde card room.. ;)
Good luck to you ..... hope you take it down... Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: celtic on December 04, 2009, 04:04:49 PM gogogogogogogogogogo Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Chili on December 04, 2009, 04:06:58 PM http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2009/ept-prague-day-3-level-17-updates-062075.html see 4.20pm post on this page :) Great post Simon, hope this is alright: Pic courtesty of pokerstarsblog.com Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: action man on December 04, 2009, 04:07:52 PM if toby wins my 5% of him will be my biggest live cash :)
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: George2Loose on December 04, 2009, 04:14:31 PM is this gonna be streamed on eptlive?
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Chili on December 04, 2009, 04:20:31 PM is this gonna be streamed on eptlive? Don't think so George, not this one :( Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 04, 2009, 04:28:32 PM if toby wins my 1% of him will be my biggest live cash :) +1 Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: gasman on December 04, 2009, 04:52:38 PM gogogogogogog toby & priyan!
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: action man on December 04, 2009, 05:09:49 PM has erry1 elses updates frozen??
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 04, 2009, 05:10:58 PM has erry1 elses updates frozen?? they've been like this for the last 2 days. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Karabiner on December 04, 2009, 05:31:59 PM How many levels had they played at the end of day two ?
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Royal Flush on December 04, 2009, 05:39:59 PM If Toby wins this I will buy him a new cap to double his collection.
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Rupert on December 04, 2009, 05:42:39 PM cant see on chipcounts
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: SuffolkPunch on December 04, 2009, 05:44:25 PM How many levels had they played at the end of day two ? 14 Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Woodsey on December 04, 2009, 05:46:52 PM If Toby wins this I will buy him a new cap to double his collection. Pleeeeeease not a pink one, and make him wear it straight forward rather than tilted to one side......... Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Karabiner on December 04, 2009, 05:47:19 PM How many levels had they played at the end of day two ? 14 TY MrPunch Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 04, 2009, 05:56:44 PM just seen the chip count on the mirrors page 38 left pryan still in but no sign of our hero
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: UpTheMariners on December 04, 2009, 05:59:36 PM young toby lewis on 250k blinds 5k/10k-1k
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: SuffolkPunch on December 04, 2009, 06:00:13 PM He's still there - on around 275,000
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 04, 2009, 06:00:54 PM 1 - €682,000
2 - €454,000 3 - €255,000 4 - €171,000 5 - €135,000 6 - €100,000 7 - €71,000 8 - €55,500 9-10 - €42,600 11-12 - €31,400 13-14 - €24,500 15-16 - €20,000 17-24 - €15,500 25-32 - €12,800 33-40 - €11,300 39 - Daniel Drescher, Germany, €11,300 40 - Jiri Holik, Czech Republic, €11,300 41 - Marius Heiena, Norway, €10,300 42 - Michael Schultz, Germany, PokerStars qualifier, €10,300 43 - Fabrizio Baldassari, France, €10,300 44 - Kristoffer Edberg, Sweden, €10,300 45 - Yuriy Kerzhapkin, Russia, €10,300 46 - Florian Langmann, Germany, Team PokerStars Pro, €10,300 47 - Andrej Nagy, Slovakia, €10,300 48 - Frank Calo, USA, PokerStars qualifier, €10,300 49 - Zbib Ayman, Lebanon, €9,700 50 - Josef Gulas, Czech Republic, €9,700 51 - Henrik Sorensen, Denmark, €9,700 52 - Nicolas Levi, France, €9,700 53 - Alexey Veller, Russia, €9,700 54 - Antonin Teisseire, France, €9,700 55 - David Tsyfanskiy, Ukraine, €9,700 56 - Rui Cao, France, PokerStars player, €9,700 57 - Yulius Sepman, Russia, €9,700 58 - Nedzib Suman, Sweden, €9,100 59 - Bijan Zahmat, Holland, PokerStars player, €9,100 60 - Apo Arslan, Sweden, €9,100 61 - Tomas Macnamara, UK, €9,100 62 - Roberto Masullo, Italy, €9,100 63 - Arnaud Mattern, France, Team PokerStars Pro, €9,100 64 - Cristiano Blanco, Italy, €9,100 65 - Simon Ravnsbaek, Denmark, €8,500 66 - Pierre Neuville, Belgium, PokerStars player, €8,500 67 - Maksim Semisoshenko, Russia, €8,500 68 - Alessandro Lusso, Italy, €8,500 69 - Joseph El Khoury, Lebanon, €8,500 70 - Henri Antikainen, Finland, €8,500 71 - Adam Markovits, Hungary, €8,500 72 - Mikko Turtiainen, Finland, €8,000 73 - Christoph Erbler, Austria, €8,000 74 - Steven Thomsen, Germany, PokerStars qualifier, €8,000 75 - Oleg Kopylov, Norway, €8,000 76 - Georges Ghossan, Lebanon, €8,000 77 - Alfi Cataldo, Italy, €8,000 78 - Sasa Stanic, Canada, €8,000 79 - Henri Kasper, Estonia, PokerStars player, €8,000 80 - Michele Carbone, Italy, €8,000 PokerStars blog, of course Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Rupert on December 04, 2009, 06:01:16 PM pokernews reporting him as busto
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 04, 2009, 06:01:41 PM He's still there - on around 275,000 weeeeeeeeeeeee just checked as well it is this event i have 1% of (these drugs are playing tricks on me) go toby go win this and i might buy colchester kev a pint with an english note Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: SuffolkPunch on December 04, 2009, 06:03:35 PM Toby Lewis video interview can be found in this post...
http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2009/ept-prague-day-3-level-19-updates-062084.html Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 04, 2009, 06:05:00 PM Toby Lewis video interview can be found in this post... http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2009/ept-prague-day-3-level-19-updates-062084.html u sure he is still in simon the mirror quoting you as its report doesnt have him listed as still in and pokernews has him out in 37th Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: SuffolkPunch on December 04, 2009, 06:05:26 PM pokernews reporting him as busto He is NOT busto. Please see PokerStars Blog for chip counts... http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/tournaments/ept/season-6/prague-1/chipcount.html Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: SuffolkPunch on December 04, 2009, 06:06:09 PM Toby Lewis video interview can be found in this post... http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2009/ept-prague-day-3-level-19-updates-062084.html u sure he is still in simon the mirror quoting you as its report doesnt have him listed as still in and pokernews has him out in 37th He is sittting playing 20 yards away from me Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Laxie on December 04, 2009, 06:07:48 PM pokernews reporting him as busto He is NOT busto. Please see PokerStars Blog for chip counts... http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/tournaments/ept/season-6/prague-1/chipcount.html He's not on that list Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Rupert on December 04, 2009, 06:08:49 PM Toby Lewis video interview can be found in this post... http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2009/ept-prague-day-3-level-19-updates-062084.html u sure he is still in simon the mirror quoting you as its report doesnt have him listed as still in and pokernews has him out in 37th He is sittting playing 20 yards away from me confirmed busto Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 04, 2009, 06:09:18 PM Toby Lewis video interview can be found in this post... http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2009/ept-prague-day-3-level-19-updates-062084.html u sure he is still in simon the mirror quoting you as its report doesnt have him listed as still in and pokernews has him out in 37th He is sittting playing 20 yards away from me i trust you to look after our man simon oh and make sure he doesnt flip for dinner and leaves himslef hungrey he needs to keep his strength up Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: UpTheMariners on December 04, 2009, 06:11:39 PM spoke to him 5mins ago and was still in
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 04, 2009, 06:14:28 PM simon is sat next to him i am sure we will get first news or he will never get into my HU team at a bash again
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: SuffolkPunch on December 04, 2009, 06:15:30 PM Live quote from a very much alive Toby Lewis: "I have 260,000."
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: tikay on December 04, 2009, 06:17:52 PM Live quote from a very much alive Toby Lewis: "I have 260,000." To be fair, he does bluff a lot Simon, & as you know, even I can get a bluff past you....... Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: SuffolkPunch on December 04, 2009, 06:19:36 PM Live quote from a very much alive Toby Lewis: "I have 260,000." To be fair, he does bluff a lot Simon, & as you know, even I can get a bluff past you....... A fair point. But on this occasion I have a pretty good read. IE, he's still sitting at one of my tournament tables Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: SuffolkPunch on December 04, 2009, 07:19:15 PM Toby Lewis is out in 28th place - €12,800. Details to follow on the blog
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 04, 2009, 07:19:35 PM ggdhsdhgsdghsHD;HGDHF;DAFHDHDFD
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: SuffolkPunch on December 04, 2009, 07:29:05 PM Exit hand details here, timed 8.05pm...
http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2009/ept-prague-day-3-level-20-updates-062090.html Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 04, 2009, 07:29:15 PM Toby Lewis is out in 28th place - €12,800. Details to follow on the blog ul toby nice run Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 04, 2009, 07:35:12 PM Exit hand details here, timed 8.05pm... http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2009/ept-prague-day-3-level-20-updates-062090.html cant see a 8.05 update Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: SuffolkPunch on December 04, 2009, 07:35:51 PM hit refresh FTW
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 04, 2009, 07:38:05 PM tried that but got there in the end
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: titaniumbean on December 04, 2009, 07:38:42 PM ggdhsdhgsdghsHD;HGDHF;DAFHDHDFD This and ;applause; ;applause; ;applause; WP mate. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Ironside on December 04, 2009, 07:39:36 PM simon reread the 8:15 time stamp it doesnt read right the guy with 2 pair getting knocked out by guy with tptk
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Longy on December 04, 2009, 07:41:09 PM Exit hand details here, timed 8.05pm... http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2009/ept-prague-day-3-level-20-updates-062090.html cant see a 8.05 update 8.05pm: Toby's jug emptied Toby Lewis is our 28th place finisher after falling to local lad Jan Skampa. Lewis raised before Skampa put him all in. He called for his tournament life with A♥T♥ and was racing against Skampa's 9♦9♥. The board ran 6♦4♠T♣J♣9♠. A cruel way to go; hitting one of your outs only to be re-outdrawn. Courtesy of Pokerstarsblog.com Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: SuffolkPunch on December 04, 2009, 07:46:38 PM simon reread the 8:15 time stamp it doesnt read right the guy with 2 pair getting knocked out by guy with tptk Thanks, squire. That's had been changed and should show correctly shortly Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: NoflopsHomer on December 04, 2009, 07:48:43 PM gg Lewis
(http://www.radiotimes.com/shows/lewis/gallery/gallery-one/002/photo_lrg.jpg) Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Chili on December 04, 2009, 08:00:08 PM wp toby anyway, great showing and it was a nice ride ;)
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Marky147 on December 04, 2009, 08:10:02 PM VWP Toby
Been a great rail, ship the next one! Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Royal Flush on December 04, 2009, 08:38:25 PM Useless clown imo made enough to buy me lunch and maybe 2 drinks.
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Free_Rollin on December 04, 2009, 10:35:51 PM Just caught up with this, unlucky Toby.
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: mondatoo on December 05, 2009, 01:12:46 AM Just caught up with this, unlucky Toby. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 05, 2009, 09:40:10 AM Day 3 is over
Level 20, 6,000-12,000 (1,000 ante) Entries 584, 24 remain Player Country Chip Count Eyal Avitan Israel 1900000 Juha Lauttamus Finland 1311000 Jan Skampa Czech Republic 1288000 Stefan Mattsson Sweden 1000000 Gustav Ekerot Sweden 928000 Anthony Roux France 903000 Bastian Trachte Germany PokerStars player 893000 Jerome Zerbib France 860000 Evgeniy Zaytsev Russian 804000 Laurence Ryan Ireland PokerStars qualifier 740000 George Secara Romania 733000 Manuel Bevand France 719000 Priyan de Mel UK 691000 Yann Brosolo France 689000 Jolmer Meelis Netherlands 654000 Luca Pagano Italy Team PokerStars Pro 648000 Antony Lellouche France 625000 Kalle Matti Niemi Finland 619000 Andreas Eiler Germany 403000 Sven Eichelbaum Germany 368000 Sebastien Boyard France 258000 Andre Paiva Brazil 252000 Paulo Gomes France 241000 Boris Yanpolskiy Russia 138000 Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: tikay on December 05, 2009, 01:58:56 PM Well done Hampshire Boy. Big things are ahead for you if you can keep focused. Delighted. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 05, 2009, 08:47:27 PM Final table
Day 4 is over Level 25, 20,000-40,000 (4,000 ante) Entries 584, 8 remain Player Country Status Chip Count Jan Skampa Czech Republic 3571000 Stefan Mattsson Sweden 3429000 Anthony Roux France 2854000 Eyal Avitan Israel 2550000 Luca Pagano Italy Team PokerStars Pro 2082000 Laurence Ryan Ireland PokerStars qualifier 1383000 Sven Eichelbaum Germany 780000 Gustav Ekerot Sweden 612000 Pagano is so consistent in these Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: George2Loose on December 05, 2009, 08:51:14 PM Luca finalling AGAIN?!?!?!
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: Cottonbud on December 05, 2009, 08:54:53 PM Impressive, UL to Priyan who bubbled the final :(
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: 810ofclubs on December 06, 2009, 03:59:28 AM Mattsson will win deffo, guy is a sick motherfucker so ill
Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 06, 2009, 12:15:26 PM EPT6 PRAGUE - FINAL TABLE PLAYER PROFILES
Seat 1: Anthony Roux, 26, from Provence, France - 2,839,000 chips Roux was studying accountancy when he first tried online poker. He used to spend his evenings playing the video game Quake 3 when a friend suggested he try Texas Hold'em instead. He deposited a dollar and has never looked back. He is now a well-respected high stakes online cash game player at the $10/$20 and $20/$50 limits. He turned pro nearly three years ago. Although Roux has played numerous EPTs, making the EPT Prague final is actually his first EPT cash. He came fifth at the WSOP $2k NLHE event this summer for $120,311 and followed that up at the WSOPE in London a few months later with another fifth place finish in the £1k NLHE event for £28,181 but has never gone deep at an EPT. He currently share a house in London with EPT Live "Voice of France" presenter Benjamin Gallen who says Roux is "an exceptional player." Seat 2: Stefan Mattsson, 30, Stockholm, Sweden - 3,553,000 chips Although Swedish pro Stefan Mattsson is a familiar figure on the European Poker Tour circuit and has cashed several times, this is the first time he has had come even close to a final. He has played poker since he was a child and took up Texas Hold'em seven years ago. Although he considers himself primarily a cash game player, Mattsson has notched up over $800k in major tournaments winnings. He first came to international attention when he went deep in the 2006 World Series, finishing 57th for $123,699. The following year he bettered that with a 22nd finish for $333,490. In May 2008 he was runner-up at WPT Barcelona in for €220,000 and this summer came sixth in the WSOP PLO World Championship for $118,462. Mattsson has cashed three times at EPTs but never for huge amounts - 41st at EPT4 Barcelona for €12,550, 35th in Prague last season for €9,700 and EPT Vilamoura two weeks ago where he came 37th for €8,121. Stefan now lives in Stockholm but grew up in Kiruna in Lappland, Sweden's northernmost city, some 145 km above the Arctic circle. Seat 3: Larry Ryan, 46, Tipperary, Ireland, PokerStars qualifier - 1,338,000 chips Larry Ryan won his seat to Prague in a $22 rebuy satellite on PokerStars and is the last remaining PokerStars qualifier in the tournament. The 46-year-old grandfather, who runs his own employment agency in Tipperary, only came to Prague in the first place so that he could gain some experience before the PCA. He has qualified for the PCA but was keen to get more practice at deep-stack tournaments first. EPT Prague is actually the first event he has ever played outside Ireland but he's a familiar figure on the Irish Poker Tour which he has won a seat to four years running. Ryan started playing draw poker as a teenager and took up NLHE six years ago. This is his best live result to date although he came ninth at the Irish Poker Championships in Galway last year for €10k. He has also won a seat to this year's Irish Poker Championships which takes place next weekend and is now the launch event for the new PokerStars.com UK and Ireland Poker Tour. Seat 4: Gustav Ekerot, 22, Stockholm, Sweden - 502,000 chips Gustav Ekerot comes from Stockholm and still lives with his parents. Ekerot first start playing poker with friends at school when he was 17. After watching the WPT on television, he started playing some free-rolls online and his success in these gave him the start of an online bankroll. He's a full time poker pro and makes his living by competing in online multi-table tournaments. He has also been successful in live events and came second in Master Classics of Poker in Amsterdam last year for €430,000. When not playing poker, Ekerot likes playing indoor hockey. Seat 5: Sven Eichelbaum, 32, Dresden, Germany - 658.000 chips Sven is a painter and runs his own company in Dresden. He's playing poker for three years, both online and live, but the EPT final table in Prague is by far his biggest success so far. Two years ago he finished third at the Baltic Poker Championship for €7.500. "It's just amazing to make the final table here in Prague. I had so many ups and downs", Sven said. But this is not the only reason that tomorrow will be a big day for Sven. His girlfriend Stefani has travelled specially to Prague to cheer him on at the final. "We'll be celebrating tomorrow whatever happens in the tournament as it's also Stefani's birthday." Seat 6: Jan Skampa, 23, Prague, Czech Republic - 3,985,000 chips Local hero Jan Skampa has made back-to-back final tables - a phenomenal feat which almost certainly hasn't been achieved since Season 1 when Ram Vaswani and Julian Thew both made the finals of Dublin and Copenhagen. Skampa, an economics student in Prague, came fourth two weeks ago in Vilamoura and now has a good chance of bettering that result in Prague. He is already by far the most successful Czech player on the EPT circuit and is third in the Czech all-time money list. Skampa is currently studying at Charles's University in Prague, his home city, but spends most of his time playing poker. He learned the game from friends and has been playing seriously for just three years, scoring his first big result last August at WPT Slovakia, $24,508 for eighth place. He followed that with a win a month later, $24,881 at a WPT Cyprus side event before eclipsing all previous results with a fourth place finish in Vilamoura worth € 117,128. Seat 7: Eyal Avitan, 34, Ashkelon, Israel - 2,627,000 chips Avitan is almost certainly the only player at this season's final table who has already cashed in a side event. After finishing Day 1b on just 34,000, Avitan slipped across the room to enter a $300 turbo side event - and finished second for $13,500. Avitan took up poker six years ago on a Caribbean cruise and, although he only played three live tournaments so far, he has already had reasonable results. In June, he finished seventh in a WPT Barcelona side event for € 4,300 and he also came sixth in a $500 WPT Cyprus side event in September. The Israeli realtor came to Prague with his friend Ran Azor who was runner-up at the WPT Championship in April for nearly $1.5 million. Azor has now gone home and Avitan's wife Karen is back in Israel caring for the couple's 11-month-old twins Noam and Shani. The lack of supporters on the rail has clearly had little negative effect on Avitan's game however and he described reaching the final as a "dream come true". Seat 8: Luca Pagano, 31, Treviso, Italy - Team PokerStars Pro - 2,119,000 chips Team PokerStars Pro Luca Pagano has broken his own records yet again here at EPT Prague by making his sixth EPT final table and his 13th EPT cash. The 31-year-old former computer programming student from Treviso, Italy, kicked off his poker career using play money on PokerStars but soon progressed to real money and turned a modest deposit into a monster online bankroll. He is also hugely successful in live events putting together a small fortune in winnings. He has played dozens of EPTs since the tour started in 2004 and is currently in second place on the EPT all-time Tournament Leader Board. Luca was nominated EPT Player of the Year in September 2007. As well as tournaments, he has also won huge amounts at the high stakes cash tables and has had several WSOP side event cashes. His best result to date was 6th place at the Season 4 EPT Grand Final in Monte Carlo for € 337,000. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: gasman on December 06, 2009, 01:06:19 PM Impressive, UL to Priyan who bubbled the final :( Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: NoflopsHomer on December 06, 2009, 01:19:32 PM Mattsson will win deffo, guy is a sick motherfucker so ill Getting QQ and AA back to back vs AJ and JJ helps! Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: GreekStein on December 06, 2009, 01:49:41 PM Mattsson will win deffo, guy is a sick motherfucker so ill Getting QQ and AA back to back vs AJ and JJ helps! wow yeah versus the monster that is Ace Jack. With those coolers he'll deffo win. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: NoflopsHomer on December 06, 2009, 02:23:36 PM Mattsson will win deffo, guy is a sick motherfucker so ill Getting QQ and AA back to back vs AJ and JJ helps! wow yeah versus the monster that is Ace Jack. With those coolers he'll deffo win. With his image, button vs big blind, especially when it's vs Luca Pagano 4bet shoving probs near the bottom of his range. Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 07, 2009, 12:48:38 AM From www.pokerstarsblog.com
In June this year, PokerStars launched the Czech and Slovak Poker Tour, a gentle four-event series costing about $750 a pop, with the intention of bringing affordable poker to a whole region of inexperienced players. The thing is, a young student from Prague named Jan Skampa has clearly been putting the hours in already. Two weeks ago in Portugal, Skampa, 23, became the first Czech player ever to make the final table of an EPT event. This week he is a champion. Skampa rode a wave of home support through one of the toughest EPT final tables ever gathered to claim the winner's trophy this evening - and a cheque for €682,000. "Winning a large tournament like an EPT in my home town is one of the greatest achievements anyone can have," Skampa said. Although he's a student and lives within a couple of miles of this venue - the Hilton Hotel in the magnificent Czech capital - we're assuming he won't be taking the bus home. Either way, Pot Noodles and snakebite-blacks are on him! Skampa, simply, is a brilliant player - that much is already clear. His natural game seems to be precisely the kind that startles, confounds and bludgeons opponents, forces them into mistakes while he remains almost impossibly focused. Like the Cruyff turn or the Federer backhand, the Skampa stare-down is a thing of natural beauty. Often eschewing the option even to look at the community cards, he instead glares with eyes like a statue's, laser beams reading minds and exploring souls in one glance. "I used to stare at the table but now I stare at my opponents as I feel it helps me to pick up tells," Skampa said. It's a measure of his opponents' mettle that it took them more than 10 hours to melt. By the time Skampa willed the last of Eyal Avitan's chips from the grasp of the obdurate Israeli player, the tournament clock had clicked into the 32nd level and it was beyond 10.30pm. The heads-up duel alone lasted three hours; Avitan too, on his first EPT appearance, earns much credit, alongside €454,000. "Heads up was tough as it seemed we were both trying to avoid getting it in on a flip," Skampa said. "But after a while I felt he was getting more tired than me and by then I had figured out his play." At the start, the final table evoked memories of the lightening swiftness of San Remo in season four. That match was over in less than four hours, and when the two short-stacks Sven Eichelbaum and Gustav Ekerot busted eighth and seventh within the first level here, we thought we might be seeing a repeat. It also didn't take long to lose the next couple, and if the first two eliminations were to be expected, so, in the worse possible sense, was the third. Luca Pagano is without a serious challenger at the top of the EPT tournament leaderboard. He has made six final tables from 13 deep runs at EPT events and seems to cruise into the latest stages without any problem at all. But the winner's trophy remains elusive to the Team PokerStars Pro and here in Prague he hit the crossbar again. Clearly going for the all-out victory rather than just to edge up the payout ladder, Pagano raised from the button and then shoved over the top of Mattsson's big blind re-raise. One problem: he'd run into queens and his ace-jack could not catch up. Despite another entry in the catalogue of near misses, Pagano remained philosophical. "If I look back at what I achieved here in Prague, the glass is not empty, it's actually quite full," Pagano said. "It's frustrating to keep trying but I know myself and I know that to miss the title again will give me even more energy and concentration for the next tournament. This quest for the trophy is giving me more strength." Pagano's exit left five players, but Larry Ryan, the PokerStars qualifier from Ireland, was out so soon after that he ended up sitting beside the Italian at the cash desk. Ryan was only playing in Prague as a warm up to the PCA, for which he has also qualified online, but his poker education could probably have done without the first-hand experience of running jacks into aces pre-flop. Mattsson had poker's biggest hand to oust the Irishman, and he also had a huge advantage going into the four-handed scrap. This is where the brakes went on. Anthony Roux, Skampa and Avitan all took small slivers out of Mattsson and the stacks evened out a good deal. When something gave, as it had to, it was the shortest of those four, Roux, who perished. His pocket tens were out-raced by Avitan's ace-king, all in pre-flop, and all of a sudden, this was turning into the kind of final where playing with fire, in the spirit of the always aggressive Skampa and Mattsson, was less effective than playing with monster hands. Avitan, Skampa and Mattsson were all deep stacked when they went three-handed, and they merrily exchanged chips through level 28, then level 29 and even into level 30. Mattsson had suddenly become the man under most pressure, though, while Avitan had inched past 10 million. Lo and behold it was those two who clashed to send this to the heads up stage. All in pre-flop, Avitan flopped a straight with [jd][10h] to outdraw Mattsson's [qd][10s]. Mattsson headed to the cage to collect more than a quarter of a million euros, leaving Skampa and Avitan to do battle for close to three times that. The chips went this way and that, but eventually Skampa grabbed a stranglehold. His relentless raising, then glaring, then raising and then staring eventually forced a mistake from Avitan. Skampa was waiting with pocket jacks when Avitan moved all in with jack-nine. Only then did the Skampa visage crack. His smile, to raucous cheers, capped one of those performances. No one deserved it more. Yet again, then, we crown a new EPT main event champion - and this time from a whole new country. Skampa was already the highest-ranked player from Czech Republic in the EPT database after his final table in Vilamoura. Now he's simply one of the most monied from the continent - and on what we've seen here, this will not the last of his wins. Review the final table with the level-by-level coverage, which pretty much equates to a hand-by-hand account of Skampa's triumph. Very similar, only with added Eichelbaum, at the German blog. And there's a definite Ekerot/Mattsson bias over there with those crazy Swedes. Meanwhile they might as well rename the Italian blog Luca Pagano.com. But you can never get enough Luca. Our next stop on PokerStars Blog is Galway, Ireland, next week. Then the EPT rolls into the Bahamas for the PCA. I'm guessing we'll see Jan Skampa there. How about you? Title: Re: EPT Prague thread Post by: TightEnd on December 07, 2009, 12:50:16 AM Jan Skampa
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