Pokerstars.com London EPT: Day 3 - At A Glance

[Chili]

All I have to do is say that nothing is happening for stuff to happen.  19 year old Swede David Obrobac, playing his first Live tournament was running low on the feature table.  All in preflop against Joseph Mouawad they turn over:

David Obrobac
Joseph Mouawad              

The board came

      everyone squinted looking for hearts and Obrobac delighted at some more outs for him, the turn

     cut his outs drastically and the  just sent him out.

David Obrobac or "little gus" as Snoops christened him is OUT in 13th

[snoopy1239]

After heading into Day 3 with a supposedly unbeatable chip lead and his place on the final table seemingly cemented, Wolverhampton's Surinder Sunar is now watching from the rail, or, more likely, the bar, where he probably isn't even watching anymore.

All-in with , Surinder was quickly called by Joseph Mouaward who showed a relieved Midlander a pair of Pocket Sevens, . The board gave Surinder a bunch of extra outs whilst the Turn produced about a billion more, but it was all to no avail as the River came a very raggy .

Can anyone calculate exactly how many outs he had there on the Turn?


Feature table counts after Sunar's exit:

Ian Cox -- 157,000
Marcel Baran -- 599,000
Fredrik Haugen -- 201,000
Jason Hackett -- 146,000
Jospeh Mouaward -- 707,000

[Chili]

Langmann started to take over the 6 man table and on his third raise in a row, Georgiou could take no more and decided to dance with him.  He called the 35k raise and the flop arrived as this

     Georgiou bet 50k and Langmann goes over the top for about 200k to put him all in.  Georgiou for the first time all night made an instant decision and called the bet.  On their backs,

Georgiou 
Langmann 

Two 6's followed and Georgiou after a great an valiant run in his first EPT and first major tournament finishes in 11th place.

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Pascal Perrault is OUT and becomes the last player to miss out on the final table of nine. Crippled by a coinflipping J-J v A-K encounter with Paul Mendes, Pascal moved his last 70k in with Q-J, but was called in the small blind by fellow countryman Anthony Lellouch's K-Q. The T-8-T-K-T board was merely a teaser for Pascal who finished the day in 10th position.

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Final table chip counts:

Florian Langmann -- 835,000
Jospeh Mouawad -- 674,000
Marcel Baran -- 606,000
Josh Egan -- 500,000
Anthony Lellouche -- 452,000
Paul Mendes -- 340,000
Ian Cox -- 239,000
Fredrik Haugen -- 201,000
Jason Hackett -- 92,000

[Chili]

The rich people and the about to get even richer gaps:

1st    £611,520
2nd   £346,528
3rd    £203,840
4th    £152,880
5th    £124,342
6th   £97,843
7th   £77,459
8th   £57,075
9th   £34,652
10th   £34,652       Pascal Perrault
11th   £28,537      Phidias Georgiou
12th   £28,537           Surinder Sunar
13th   £22,422         David Obrobrac

[Chili]

Jason may remain a bigger mystery cos he is the unfortunate TV final table bubble boy.  With not even 10 big blinds he made his move with    , he was called by Joseph Mouawad with A9 and after an very dull board of

Q 7 2 5 2

Jason Hackett finished in 9th place for £34,652

We have our final table of 8 for tomorrow.

[snoopy1239]

Final Day chip counts:

Florian Langmann -- 917,000
Jospeh Mouawad -- 780,000
Marcel Baran -- 583,000
Josh Egan -- 477,000
Anthony Lellouche -- 466,000
Paul Mendes -- 282,000
Ian Cox -- 234,000
Fredrik Haugen -- 190,000

[Chili]

1st    £611,520
2nd   £346,528
3rd    £203,840
4th    £152,880
5th    £124,342
6th   £97,843
7th   £77,459
8th   £57,075
9th   £34,652          Jason Hackett
10th   £34,652         Pascal Perrault
11th   £28,537        Phidias Georgiou
12th   £28,537           Surinder Sunar
13th   £22,422         David Obrobrac