Pokerstars.com EPT Copenhagen Day 2 - Interactive

[JohanNED]

Is there a possibility you can follow the action on Joris "JazzyFace" Jaspers.

I just heard he doubled to 191K so GO JORIS!!!!

[NoflopsHomer]

The real announcement people have been waiting for...

http://blondepoker.com/forum/index.php?topic=31421.0

[danafish]

We're back! We spent a few minutes during the break in the Pokerstars Hospitality Suite. You know it's a party when...




Upon returning to the press room though, we discovered that we had been invaded! There's a code there - see if you can guess which nefarious updater from which country is responsible for leading the troops against us. (Not to fear, they have since been mercilessly dispatched.)

[Djinn]

Is there a possibility you can follow the action on Joris "JazzyFace" Jaspers.

I just heard he doubled to 191K so GO JORIS!!!!

Yes this is all true - he's sat behind a pretty mountainous pile of chips (1k still the highest denom around).  There was the world's tallest man (or thereabouts) forming part of the crowd around his table so I couldn't get a good picture - bear with us and we'll bring you one by the end of the day though...

[JohanNED]

Is there a possibility you can follow the action on Joris "JazzyFace" Jaspers.

I just heard he doubled to 191K so GO JORIS!!!!

Yes this is all true - he's sat behind a pretty mountainous pile of chips (1k still the highest denom around).  There was the world's tallest man (or thereabouts) forming part of the crowd around his table so I couldn't get a good picture - bear with us and we'll bring you one by the end of the day though...

Ok thank you!

[Djinn]

Rasmus Nielsen (pictured) just picked up about 20k like so...

Peter Eastgate raised preflop to 8k, called by Andreas Glannbro.  Over to Rasmus in the blind who slowly upped it to 35k - enough to commit the initial raiser's whole stack.  He was no longer interested, but it took Glannbro a little longer to let it go.  Which he did, tapping the table.

[danafish]

Joseph Serock has taken down a pretty chunky 40k pot. He called a bet from Jan Sorensen on a flop, and then they both checked the turn and, a bit inexplicably (I guess he thought Sorensen would bet), the river. Sorensen just mucked when he saw Serock's .

He's since been ABUSING his giganto-stack and bullying poor old Trond Eidsvig (in a very unbiased reporting sort of way). He raises from the button and Trond calls. Poor, honest, hard-working, attractive Trond checks the flop and Serock bets 14k. Trond folds.

[danafish]

And confirming the giganto-stackness of Mr Serock, the chip counts from the end of level 14:

ID    Table    Seat    Name    Country    Chips
209    30    5    Jospeh Serock    USA                240,000
503    33    4    Patrik Andersson    Sweden                210,000
1904    35    4    Rasmus Hede Nielsen    Denmark                210,000
309    32    4    Johan Lund    Sweden                200,000
407    30    7    Jan Sørensen    Denmark                198,000
101    34    7    Joris Jaspers    Holland                192,000
1801    30    6    Trond Erik Eidsvig    Norway                162,000
409    34    9    Peter Eastgate    Denmark                155,000
907    29    7    Timothy Vance    USA                145,000
1306    33    6    Simon Dørslund    Denmark                145,000
402    30    3    Jarle Aasen    Norway                115,000
1109    31    9    Martin Bjerring Hansen    Denmark                111,000
1704    35    3    Søren Jensen    Denmark                110,000
1105    31    5    Peter Kalsen Petersen    Denmark                108,000
103    30    1    Miikka Samuli Mustonen    Finland                104,000
1209    32    7    Morten Holm    Denmark                100,000
1702    35    1    Andreas Glannbro    Sweden                100,000
401    35    2    Nicolas Dervaux    France                100,000
1807    32    5    Daniel Ryan    USA                 95,000
904    29    4    Luca Pagano    Italy                 88,000
708    33    3    Tommy Pavlicek    Canada                 85,000
506    31    7    Giacomo Rosa    Italy                 81,000
1406    34    6    Mikkel Middelbo    Denmark                 81,000
1502    29    1    Thomas Christiansen    Denmark                 80,000
1709    35    7    Ed de Haas    Holland                 80,000
806    33    5    Lasse Jeppesen    Denmark                 76,000
307    34    5    Mattias Ressner    Sweden                 73,100
1203    32    3    Erik Veld    Holland                 72,000
1302    33    2    Rolf Slotboom    Holland                 72,000
107    32    1    Allan Bække    Denmark                 65,000
706    30    4    Torbjörn Jonson    Sweden                 61,000
208    34    4    Michael Marek    Czech Republic                 60,000
605    29    6    Jonas Lennartsson    Sweden                 56,000
606    29    9    Nhi Bui    Sweden                 56,000
1401    34    1    Sigbjørn Mortueit    Norway                 56,000
406    34    8    Runar Runarsson    Iceland                 55,000
1403    34    3    Christian Grundtvig    Denmark                 50,000
703    31    6    Brian Jensen    Denmark                 47,000
1501    34    2    Christoffer Thorsen    Norway                 46,000
1907    32    6    Alexander Kravchenko    Russia                 45,000
404    31    4    Magnus Hansen    Denmark                 44,000
903    29    2    Ulrik Pedersen    Denmark                 41,000
305    29    5    Michael Eriksson    Sweden                 41,000
1102    31    2    Gino Alacqua    Italy                 40,000
1002    30    2    Claus Tversted    Denmark                 38,000
1901    31    8    Henrik Rune    Denmark                 28,000
1505    32    2    Morten Klein    Norway                 28,000
1508    33    8    Tung Huynh    USA                 27,000
1301    33    1    Leroy Soesman    Holland                 26,000
201    35    6    Severin Hovde    Norway                 26,000
1905    29    8    Haward Speer    Germany                 25,000
502    30    8    Janno Cazemier    Holland                 24,500
705    33    7    Kristian Pedersen    Denmark                 24,000

[Djinn]

Tung Huynh is eliminated by continual talker Leroy Soesman (pictured next to Rolf in his spacevisor) who drew attention to the situation by saying, "I'm losing my audience! 'Oh he's all in again, what a surprise!'"  which of course drew back his audience and camera crew...  He showed to Huynh's .
The board emerged... ... to bring the total number of players down to a bubble-approaching 48.

Also pictured - dealer (attention 5%) and the lovely Kristen (attention 100%)

[danafish]

One Official End Of Level 14 Chipcount that is no longer accurate is that of Pavarotti-a-like Gino Alacqua. He doubled up courtesy of fellow Italian Giacomo Rosa, shoving with  and getting himself called by from Rosa's small blind.

Board -

Rosa is down to about 40k.

[Djinn]

Joseph Serock has taken down a pretty chunky 40k pot. He called a bet from Jan Sorensen on a flop, and then they both checked the turn and, a bit inexplicably (I guess he thought Sorensen would bet), the river. Sorensen just mucked when he saw Serock's .

He's since been ABUSING his giganto-stack and bullying poor old Trond Eidsvig (in a very unbiased reporting sort of way). He raises from the button and Trond calls. Poor, honest, hard-working, attractive Trond checks the flop and Serock bets 14k. Trond folds.

This is probably the most biased piece of reportage I have ever read in my whole life.  Simply saying it isn't doesn't make it true.

[NoflopsHomer]

606    29    9    Nhi Bui    Sweden                 56,000

Everyone is always talking about the 'big names' of poker, nice to see a little one doing well.

[NoflopsHomer]

Rolf auditioning for Star Trek.

[danafish]

606    29    9    Nhi Bui    Sweden                 56,000

Everyone is always talking about the 'big names' of poker, nice to see a little one doing well.

Yeah, I thought he was a typo at first.

[danafish]

Well here we are into most definitely the last level of the day, with 5 places to go until the money. It's all very exciting.

Our current chip leader we reckon, on around 280k, is this young gentleman, Mr Rasmus Hede Nielsen:

Click to see full-size image.

Alas alack though, our friend Trond Eidsvig has taken a bit of a beating - he's down to around 85k now with the blinds up to 2k/4k. Latest loss is down him calling a 13k raise from Jan Sorensen out of position, and then check-folding the flop. Come on, Trond!

Sorensen has also been doing damage to former chip leader Joseph Serock - he took a big pot off him with A-K on an A-x-K-x-x board. Serock mucked.