The WSOP-Europe thread

[paulhouk03]

Gogogogogo jim

[Numpty Dumpty]

if eames wins this i might never wear shoes again

[GreekStein]

if eames wins this i might never wear shoes again

LOL this!

[TightEnd]

Here's the redraw for the final three tables in action.

Table 21
Seat 1: Marc Inizan
Seat 2: Fabrizio Baldassari
Seat 3: Phil Ivey
Seat 4: Alex KEating
Seat 5: Bojan Gledovic
Seat 6: Jani Sointula
Seat 7: Roland de Wolfe
Seat 8: Ronald Lee
Seat 9: John Eames

Table 22
Seat 1: Greg Mueller
Seat 2: Viktor Blom
Seat 3: Anthony Newman
Seat 4: Brian Powell
Seat 5: Barry Greenstein
Seat 6: Hoi Cheung
Seat 7: Daniel Steinberg
Seat 8: Thomas Bichon
Seat 9: Arnaud Mattern

Table 23
Seat 1: Dan Fleyshman
Seat 2: Hoyt Corkins
Seat 3: Nicolas Levi
Seat 4: David Peters
Seat 5: Andrew Pantling
Seat 6: Yevgeniy Timoshenko
Seat 7: James Bord
Seat 8: Clint Coffee
Seat 9: Barny Boatman

[TightEnd]

Top Chip Counts
1    Andrew Pantling    1,300,000
2    Phil Ivey    699,000
3    Dan Fleyshman    695,000
4    Nicolas Levi    634,000
5    Daniel Steinberg    618,000
6    Bojan Gledovic    605,000
7    Arnaud Mattern    495,000
8    David Peters    442,000
9    Marc Inizan    375,000
10    Ronald Lee    367,000

[TightEnd]

World Series of Poker Europe 2010
Event #5: £10,350 WSOPE Championship No-Limit Hold'em


Place    Winner    Sponsor    Prize (GBP)
1          830,401
2          513,049
3          376,829
4          278,945
5          208,119
6          156,530
7          118,643
8          90,617
9          69,754
10          54,114
11          54,114
12          54,114
13          42,454
14          42,454
15          42,454
16          33,285
17          33,285
18          33,285
19          26,400
20          26,400
21          26,400
22          26,400
23          26,400
24          26,400
25          26,400
26          26,400
27          26,400
28    Michael Benvenuti    21,106
29    Bryn Kenney       21,106
30    Freddy Deeb       21,106
31    James Mitchell       21,106
32    Jean Paul Seatelli    21,106
33    Matthew Waxman    21,106
34    Magnus Persson       21,106
35    Darren Woods       21,106
36    Mark Thurgood       21,106

[TightEnd]

Barny Boatman     Full Tilt Poker Full Tilt Poker Red Pro      355,000     
John Eames       342,000
James Bord       191,000    
Roland de Wolfe    Full Tilt Poker Full Tilt Poker Red Pro    125,000    

[Doobs]

This Andrew Pantling is sick good?  He was smashing up the 6 handed for a long way too.

[The Camel]

[stonecoldkiller]

Hansen wins the HU

[Royal Flush]

NH camel

[GreekStein]

NH camel

[NoflopsHomer]

Hansen wins the HU

nh Praz

[paulhouk03]

can you take the 30$ off the money from the stake return?

or do you want me to give u  30$? its ftp only tho sorry

[TightEnd]

World Series of Poker Europe 2010
Event #4: £10,350 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller Heads-Up

PN report

It's a result that we here at the Empire had to wait an unscheduled extra three days for - but Mr. Gustav Hansen of Denmark has been waiting for it for a lot longer than that.

Hansen has been a regular at the WSOP in Las Vegas since 1996 when he and Huck Seed were the last two players to cough up their $10,000 for a Main Event seat. Seed went on to win it that year, and while Hansen has enjoyed some excellent results in the intervening years (three WPT titles plus an invitational is nothing to sneer at), he has never managed to get his hands on a coveted bracelet. Until now.

Hansen admitted that winning a bracelet was, "For sure a monkey off my back," but that he was somewhat surprised that it had come in a heads-up event. He conceded that he'd got rather lucky in his earlier round match against Phil Ivey, but beyond that was very happy with how he'd played, and with good reason - he almost had it won back on Day 3, before Jim Collopy made an extraordinary comeback to make it one-all.

Nevertheless, in a high-octane match that saw Collopy take an early lead before doubling Hansen back up in a crazy cooler of a hand - Collopy's slow-played flopped trips against Hansen's rivered full house - it was Hansen who came out on top. As he hobbles out into Leicester Square on his broken leg, Hansen will surely sleep well tonight, knowing that he has finally achieved the Holy Grail of poker - a bracelet.