EPT and UKIPT London thread

[TightEnd]

Hope Devilfish wins, that would be epic.

Made me smile, a well written piece

http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2013/ept10-london-the-second-life-of-dave-dev-142375.html

[tikay]

Hope Devilfish wins, that would be epic.

Made me smile, a well written piece

http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2013/ept10-london-the-second-life-of-dave-dev-142375.html

Yes, a very subtly written piece......!

[Tal]

Hope Devilfish wins, that would be epic.

Made me smile, a well written piece

http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/ept/2013/ept10-london-the-second-life-of-dave-dev-142375.html

Yes, a very subtly written piece......!

Have to love the "on message" nature of it. We don't want any of these 'old poker' people winning the Pokerstars EPT High Roller. As has been said, it's not the whitest of white of final tables all round anyway.

[TightEnd]

very well done to Mr Higgins, a DTD reg in the HR for his score

1   Jason Lavallee   357,700   
2   Simon Higgins   242,330   
3   Sorel Mizzi   161,560   
4   Carla Sabini   132,320   
5   Tamer Kamel   106,170   
6   David Ulliott   82,315   
7   Luca Pagano   60,930   
8   Mark Teltscher   44,775

[TightEnd]

In Swedish poker terms, it must therefore seem like decades since Ramzi Jelassi was clutching the EPT Prague title (actually December last year) and an aeon since the likes of Kent Lundmark, Michael Tureniec, Anton Wigg, et al, would seemingly win an EPT title for the crazy Scandis practically every month.

But the Swedes are now well and truly back as Robin Ylitalo, a 27-year-old pro from Gothenburg, has just stomped all over the final table at EPT London to win £560,980



1   Robin Ylitalo   560,980   
2   Georgios Karakousis   349,200   
3   Leo McClean   249,850   
4   Ludovic Geilich   193,340   
5   Jeff Rossiter   152,320   
6   Stefan Vagner   119,225   
7   Jan Olav Sjavik   88,175   
8   Kully Sidhu   60,640

[kp24]

Fanastic score for Leo don't know the guy but I was rooting for him

[dwayne110]

Ridiculous sum of money, interesting to know what his bank roll was before entered. If playing $11 satellites it's probably at a level similar to us normal d

[dwayne110]

... folk

[kp24]

Ridiculous sum of money, interesting to know what his bank roll was before entered. If playing $11 satellites it's probably at a level similar to us normal d

He tried to sell pieces before the event but they all turned it down as they knew he'd qualified online for about £90 ouch,as long as you can afford to lose it I think it's ok especially as he has a job