EPT Copenhagen - FINAL DAY - Interactive

[Djinn]

Well, here in plenty of time today - barely a sound from next door yet, but still fully expecting the final twelve to leap into action in ten minutes or so.

Reminder of the last thing we said yesterday (I need this more than you do to kickstart the brain):

(1) Samir Shakhtoor -- 368K
(2) Cole Morrow -- 91K
(3) Anders Wijk -- 562K
(4) Alexandre Poulain -- 166K
(5) Magnus Petersson -- 428K
(6) Jan Sjavik -- 128K

(1) Mark Secher Petersen -- 195K
(2) Thomas Holm -- 299K
(3) Richard Toth -- 611K
(4) Erik Lindberg -- 344K
(5) Theo Jorgenson -- 339K
(6) Bertrand Grospellier -- 455K

[Djinn]

And the top twelve cash prizes:

1   DKK 4078080 = €547,177

2   DKK 2308608 = €309,773

3   DKK 1340928 = €179,928

4   DKK 1022976 = €137,254

5   DKK 843264 = €113,142

6   DKK 663552 = €89,028

7   DKK 525312 = €70,481

8   DKK 373248 = €50,083

9-10   DKK 228096 = €30,606

11-12   DKK 179712 = €24,114

[tikay]

Hi Jen,

GREAT Update so far, must have been a bit difficult with so many online qualifuer & Scandie peeps, much respect to you & snoops. And thanks for looking out for Daniel (Kinboshi) who I think you'll agree is a credit to blonde, & to APAT.

Tonight it's "two's up" time, with parallel Live Updates on blonde from Copenhagen & Luton. Beats Blind Date surely?

[TightEnd]

Well done Jen and snoops


Must admit to not knowing many of these, Elky and Sjavik apart. So I'll go for those two!

[Djinn]

I'll go for a top three of Magnus Petersson, Anders Wijk and Jan Sjavik (whom I picked Day One).

Going to go see what's going on in the TV room...

[Djinn]

Hi Jen,

GREAT Update so far, must have been a bit difficult with so many online qualifuer & Scandie peeps, much respect to you & snoops. And thanks for looking out for Daniel (Kinboshi) who I think you'll agree is a credit to blonde, & to APAT.

Tonight it's "two's up" time, with parallel Live Updates on blonde from Copenhagen & Luton. Beats Blind Date surely?

Morning, Sir...

Actually, it's been pretty good fun.  One small piece of help was totally invaluable, however - I've said it before and I'll say it again - getting a printed sheet of players organised by TABLE AND SEAT is the one thing which turns an update on a big field tourney from a Matey-filled vague thing to something more useful.  Anyone who wants live updaters to do a good job at their events (Grosvenor et al.)  - this will do the trick.

[Djinn]

First hand - pretty much biggest pot of the tournament...

Magnus Petersson raised preflop (as you might do with ) and found Anders Wijk making the all-in re-raise again...this time it was with and the Kings stayed nicely ahead, giving Magnus a stack of 840k+ right at the start of the day.  That must be a nice feeling.

[taximan007]

Hi and good luck to the final 12, my money is on Thomas Holm (not that i know much about him),  but he plays on Ladbrokes, and thank you for the great coverage i've enjoyed it immensley

[db]

First hand - pretty much biggest pot of the tournament...

Magnus Petersson raised preflop (as you might do with ) and found Anders Wijk making the all-in re-raise again...this time it was with and the Kings stayed nicely ahead, giving Magnus a stack of 840k+ right at the start of the day.  That must be a nice feeling.

daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn, why the hell go all in with TT, coinflip at best. How much does Anders have left?

[Jasko]

First hand - pretty much biggest pot of the tournament...

Magnus Petersson raised preflop (as you might do with ) and found Anders Wijk making the all-in re-raise again...this time it was with and the Kings stayed nicely ahead, giving Magnus a stack of 840k+ right at the start of the day.  That must be a nice feeling.

daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn, why the hell go all in with TT, coinflip at best. How much does Anders have left?

526-428= 98k? I guess...

[Djinn]

With the blinds at 6k/12k ante 1k, Jan Sjavik's 120k or so wasn't looking too good - but he's just doubled up taking a gamble to get back in it...
Anders Wijk moved in with (although we didn't know that at the time), and Jan Sjavik kind of shrugged and called all in, with .
Flop: 
Turn:    ("six to split," says the helpful T.K.)
River: 

So Anders Wijk in a bit of trouble chipwise now.

[Djinn]

Double elimination!  And when I was down the hall!  It was all chugging along fine, and when I went back in they were hand for hand!
SO we've lost both Mark Secher Petersen and Erik Lindberg in one hand - Q-9 suited moved in (Petersen), over the top all-in from A-K (Lindberg) and wouldn't you know it, ElkY wakes up with .

No help from the board, and we have a new chip leader (probably) in Bertrand Grospellier, while  Mark Secher Petersen and Erik Lindberg finish in 12th and 11th spots respectively, winning €24,114 each.

[Djinn]

Here's a picture of eliminatee Lindberg...

[Jasko]

Great updates so far! Keep it up!

[Suited_Jock]

Here's a picture of eliminatee Lindberg...

Thanks for the pic because my eyes kept playing tricks on me every time i looked i kept seeing Eric Lindgren WPT winner and author or that book about Final tables the name looked too similar..