Pokerstars.com EPT Prague: Day 3 - Interactive

[boldie]

Once again, sorry if your comments or good luck message we're deleted, it appears we can't get them back. Please send all abuse my way, I am an idiot.

no problem Snoops

[Chili]

Dagomir  Pavlovic doubled up Irish player Paul Gormley by blind messing shenanigans.  Pavlovic with blinds at 4k/8k made it 24k from the small blind and Gormley raised it 60k more leaving himself about 70k behind.  Pavlovic went all in and put Gormley in the think tank for ages.

A clock was called and with 10 seconds he made the call:

  Paul Gormley
  Pavlovic  (and shouts "Noooo" when Gorley called)

Gormley up to about 170,000.

[NoflopsHomer]

On a board, Markus Golser checks and Adrian Koy bets 50k. Golser calls. The river is dangerous looking and now Golser leads out for 80k, only for Koy to move all-in behind him for about 390k more, Koy having Golser covered. A crowd gathers quickly as Golser thinks for an age before making the call, Koy lets out a deep sigh and flips which he's turned into a bluff whilst Golser shows and rakes in a 910k pot, having made a third impressive play. (The A-K overbet to elicit Marc Karam to call with a weaker Ace, and yesterday where he passed top two pair to a rivered backdoor flush). He looks to be the man in form now, and has to be the favourite.



Marc Karam is OUT, although Koy was crippled by that last hand, he still had Karam covered and called the Canadian's all-in with Tens to find himself up against A-T. The pair held, but Marc Karam cashes once again in an EPT, though not as highly as the last two.

The hoodied Nikolas Liakos has doubled through with against the pony-tailed Sebastian Zink's .

[NoflopsHomer]

Iliodoros Kamatakis, (here seen being re-raised off a pot by Kristian Kjondal) has just lost a big pot to Nedzib Suman. He bet 90k on the river of a board, but could only show when Suman made the call with .

[Chili]

Shortly after that hand Iliodoros Kamatakis goes all in under the gun for 145,000 with  and gets called by the  of Dagomir Pavlovic.  No miracles and "the sun" goes OUT in 18th place. 

They are hand for hand to get to the last 16 and 2 tables.

[Chili]

Jose Luis   Navarro has doubled up to around 200k thanks to Mikael   Norinder who just moved to the table.  I only saw that Navarro had Q3 on 3 7 3 5 7 board.

Navarro on the left with the hat - Norrinder, white shirt with glasses:

[NoflopsHomer]

Paul Gormley is OUT. He held against Dagomir Pavlovic's

As the board came , Dagomir shouted, "Yes! Yes!" then "No Ten! No Ten!" more shouts came from him once the turn and river were and . 17 left and we're hand for hand and then a redraw for the final two tables.

Arnaud Mattern has doubled up with Sixes against the A-2 of Juha Lauttamus, an ace came on the flop but by the river Arnaud had four-flushed his to win the pot.

[boldie]

Told you Dagomir would win it..the name just sounds right

[Gowardo]

If its not too much hassle an approximate chip count would be great!

Thanks in adv.

[Chili]

The has been a seat redraw for the remaining 16 players and this is what there is left to play for....not much really.

1              € 708,400

2              € 407,300

3              € 235,300

4              € 182,200

5              € 151,800

6              € 119,000

7              € 93,600

8              € 63,200

9              € 39,200

10           € 39,200

11           € 27,800

12           € 27,800

13           € 20,200

14           € 20,200

15           € 15,200

16           € 15,200

[NoflopsHomer]

And we are down to 16 players.

Jose Navarro raises to 24k, Kristian Kjondal makes it 70k and Navarro moves in for about 170k more. Kjondal went into the tank, before making the call.

Navarro:



Kjondal:



As the cards are turned over, Navarro's fans start shouting and cheering, "Vamos!!!"

Flop:



And Kjondal has 5 outs now...

Turn:



Now it's just 4...

River:



A collective cry from the Spaniards, they really felt that one, Navarro takes it better than them though, shrugging his shoulders and shaking hands with his Norwegian conqueror.  Kjondal then mock-wipes a little sweat off his brow and says, with the air of a man who knows he got lucky, "Four outs was enough..."

Here's three of the players who've been a bit quieter today and not seen too many hands, (or cards, we suspect). Arnaud Mattern, Mike 'Timex' McDonald and Christer Johansson.

[Chili]

Ok guys a rough count from about 10 mins ago and their new seat positions:

Table 1         
1   Mikael   Norinder   320,000
2   Cyril   Bensoussan   110,000
3   Markus   Golser   760,000
4   Adrian   Koy   190,000
5   Gino   Alacqua   155,000
6   Juha   Lauttamus   430,000
7   Mike   McDonald   160,000
8   Nikolas   Liakos   226,000
         
Table 2         
1   Johannes   Strassmann   155,000
2   Christer   Johansson   150,000
3   Nedzib   Suman   390,000
4   Sebastian   Zink   115,000
5   Dagomir   Pavlovic   1,000,000
6   Kristian   Kjondal   650,000
7   Arnaud   Mattern   255,000
8   Thierry   Labat   400,000

[Gowardo]

Thank you much appreciated!

[Chili]

Not long after this count, Gino Alacqua doubled through Adrian Koy with Kings on a J high board to go to about 300k and cripling Koy.  Again a few hands later and Koy was eliminated in 16th place A9 v Markus Golser AQ.

[NoflopsHomer]

Cyril Bensoussan is out in 15th place.

He pushed over the top of Mikael Norinder's raise and was called.

Cyril:



Mikael:



Board:





And we've lost another...