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snoopy1239
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Re: Pokerstars.com London EPT: Final Day - Interactive
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Fredrik
Haugen
is OUT and becomes the
5th
place finisher winning
£124,342
Florian Langmann pushes all-in and
Fredrik
Haugen
calls.
Langmann =
Haugen =
Board =
Fredrik, from Gothernburg, is already a highly experienced poker player. With EPT final tables often dominated by Swedes, Fredrik is – unusually - the last Swedish survivor at EPT London and, being the short stack, his task is hardest. One thing in his favour is his girlfriend Elvedina who made the journey with him, providing moral support from the rail. She admitted to being “very nervous” but Fredrik looks far more relaxed. His previous biggest win was 32nd place at EPT Dortmund last year.
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Re: Pokerstars.com London EPT: Final Day - Interactive
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Some pictures from a little while ago
Fredrik Haugen
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Pre exits today, Josh Egan in the foreground.
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Oops SuperBok, the action here 4 handed has been raising and passing, no calling and no flops! Then Josh Egan just goes all in for 386,000 and is called in a flash by Florian Langmann.
Josh had
Florian
We saw
Which means
Josh Egan
goes back to Auckland having finished
4th
for
£152,800
Student Josh has had a "massive roller-coaster" at the London EPT. Down to 3,000 in chips on Day 1, three great hands (fives, sixes and kings) turned it around for the 23-year-old from Auckland. Josh also qualified for the Barcelona leg of this year's EPT via a double shootout, on the same day that he also won his double shootout ticket to London -- four sit and go wins back-to-back, a 6,642 to one shot. He also previously qualified for the 2006 World Series where he came 602nd for $20,000. His strategy for today is suss out the table and avoid chip leader Florian Langmann
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Joseph Mouaward 2,203,000
Florian Langmann 1,428,000
Marcel Baran 348,000
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Re: Pokerstars.com London EPT: Final Day - Interactive
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Quote from: Chili on September 29, 2007, 08:51:55 PM
Oops SuperBok, the action here 4 handed has been raising and passing, no calling and no flops! Then Josh Egan just goes all in for 386,000 and is called in a flash by Florian Langmann.
Josh had
Florian
We saw
Which means Jo
sh Egan
goes back to Auckland having finished
4th
for
£152,800
Not bad for a few days work that will buy you a reasonable house in Auckland. With exchange rate almost 3 to 1.
WD Mate. Safe travels back to the big smoke. Haere Ra.
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"That's poker," says
Ian
Cox
as he props up the bar with his Scampie and chips. "It was a shocking call by him, but it doesn't bother me, that's the way it goes. K-3 is no hand, especially with the big blind still to play."
"The best player on there is Josh," he continues. "Impossible to get a read out of him because he looks the same at all times."
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A flurry of activity and 3 hands later we are heads up. Florian Langman raises to 110k and Marcel Baran goes all in for about 400k total. Langmann makes the call with
Baran pushed with
. The first card out was a K and no 4 to follow to help Marcel.
Marcel Baran
is
3rd
place finisher in the London EPT this year winning a grand
£203,840
Marcel, from Aschaffenburg in Germany, has been pro for two years after quitting his job as a web developer. The decision has paid off as he’s now on the verge of his biggest cash yet. Marcel took up poker after coming home late one night and catching TV highlights of EPT Season 1. He is now set to improve on his previous best - 11th (€25,870) in EPT Dublin. “I’m not nervous. I’m only nervous when I’m all in. In a hand, I’ve no time to be nervous
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The two remaining players are just having a quick break before they go at it. Courtesy of Pokerstars:
Joseph Mouawad, Lebanon, PokerStars cash qualifier
It was nearly over before it began for Joseph Mouawad. He planned to come here with friends but when they cancelled, he nearly did too. Thankfully he changed his mind and is now 2nd in chips. “My friends are following the action from home instead. They’re very excited.” Married with three children, the real estate developer from Beirut began playing poker nearly 15 years ago. He took up Hold’em two years ago when it became popular in his local casino. Today will be his best result yet. “I’ll be nervous for the first 15 minutes - but then I’ll get going.”
Florian Langmann, 24, Germany
Florian, the reigning German champion, carries the chip lead to the final table of the EPT and is enjoying the best year of his fledgling poker career. A professional player taking a break from studies in Dresden, he made two final tables in this year's Bellagio Cup in Las Vegas and cashed in EPT Dortmund last year. Oiginally from Verden in Germany,.
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The players are returning after a short pre-heads-up break:
Florian Langmann -- 1,880,000
Joseph Mouawad -- 2,620,000
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September 29, 2007, 09:23:38 PM »
With blinds of 20,000 and 40,000, Florian makes it 100k pre-flop, Joseph re-raises to 310k, Florian folds.
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no talk of a deal Sloppy?
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The very last hand of the night goes to Dewi James, who finds ACES and talks Raymond O’Mahoney into calling his all-in preflop bet of 15k. “If I had AQ, I’d call!” says Dewi. Raymond calls holding pocket 66’s.
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Updated chip counts:
Florian Langmann -- 1,116,000
Joseph Mouawad -- 2,926,000
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Quote from: Dewi_cool on September 29, 2007, 09:27:08 PM
no talk of a deal Sloppy?
No sign of a deal, although it could have been discussed prior to the break.
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September 29, 2007, 09:31:20 PM »
Here they are just as they started. Mouawad is on the left and its a shame the Langmann is sat with his back to everyone.
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