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

Day 4 Table and Seat Draw

Table 21
Seat 1: Marc Inizan - 356,000
Seat 2: Fabrizio Baldassari - 382,000
Seat 3: Phil Ivey - 657,000
Seat 4: --empty--
Seat 5: Bojan Gledovic - 500,000
Seat 6: Jani Sointula - 181,000
Seat 7: Roland de Wolfe - 113,500
Seat 8: Ronald Lee - 947,000
Seat 9: Clint Coffee - 438,000

Table 22
Seat 1: Greg Mueller - 151,000
Seat 2: Viktor Blom - 705,000
Seat 3: Anthony Newman - 280,000
Seat 4: Brian Powell - 264,000
Seat 5: --empty--
Seat 6: --empty--
Seat 7: Daniel Steinberg - 768,000
Seat 8: Thomas Bichon - 308,000
Seat 9: Arnaud Mattern - 468,000

Table 23
Seat 1: Dan Fleyshman - 336,000
Seat 2: Hoyt Corkins - 566,000
Seat 3: Nicolas Levi - 515,000
Seat 4: David Peters - 829,000
Seat 5: Andrew Pantling - 821,000
Seat 6: --empty--
Seat 7: James Bord - 445,000
Seat 8: --empty--
Seat 9: Barny Boatman - 379,000

[Cf]

Is there a live feed of this?

[stonecoldkiller]

I read somewhere that ESPN were doing a feed, but it was 5 hours behind.

[TightEnd]

19 left


RdeW has doubled twice today


exits Mueller, Sointulla, Bichon

Top Chip Counts
1    James Bord    920,000
2    Viktor Blom    900,000
3    Ronald Lee    865,000
4    Daniel Steinberg    780,000
5    Phil Ivey    775,000
6    David Peters    680,000
7    Nicolas Levi    650,000
8    Dan Fleyshman    625,000
9    Fabrizio Baldassari    570,000
10    Hoyt Corkins    566,000


Bord is a Brit, owner of the PokerFarm online staking and poker house thingy that the lads all play at in Herts


Just felted Mattern AA v QQ to take the chip lead 

[stonecoldkiller]

Ivey out in 19th A10< AK

[TightEnd]

14 left


3 Brits still going....


Chip Stats

Dan Fleyshman       1,735,000    
Ronald Lee       1,650,000    
James Bord       1,600,000
Fabrizio Baldassari       1,040,000    
David Peters       820,000
Nicolas Levi       650,000    
Andrew Pantling       485,000
Marc Inizan          475,000    
Daniel Steinberg       470,000    
Roland de Wolfe    Full Tilt Poker Full Tilt Poker Red Pro    452,000    
Barny Boatman    Full Tilt Poker Full Tilt Poker Red Pro    375,000
Brian Powell          300,000        
Clint Coffee       240,000
Arnaud Mattern       170,000    

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Ooops, 12 left

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    Barny Boatman    Full Tilt Poker Red Pro    42,454
14    Clint Coffee       42,454
15    Hoyt Corkins       42,454
16    Viktor Blom       33,285
17    Bojan Gledovic       33,285
18    Anthony Newman       33,285
19    Phil Ivey    Full Tilt Poker Team Full Tilt    26,400
20    Thomas Bichon       26,400
21    Jani Sointula       26,400
22    Greg Mueller    Full Tilt Poker Red Pro    26,400

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Rolannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd

Wow, what an all-in situation we just witnessed on the secondary table upstairs on the balcony. Roland de Wolfe was the beneficiary of waking up with the {A-Hearts}{A-Clubs} after two of his opponents had gone all in, Barny Boatman and Clint Coffee. Here's the showdown.

Coffee: {A-Spades}{J-Clubs}
Boatman: {A-Diamonds}{K-Clubs}
De Wolfe: {A-Hearts}{A-Clubs}

De Wolfe looked to be in great shape having both of his opponents dominated as they went to the flop. The flop came down {K-Hearts}{10-Diamonds}{4-Hearts} and Boatman picked up a pair of kings while Coffee added a straight draw. De Wolfe was still in front though with two cards to come.

The turn brought the {9-Spades} and only a king or a queen or cause de Wolfe to lose the hand and have his aces cracked.

The river completed the board with the {8-Hearts} and that was it. The tournament staff made sure to count down all three stacks and confirm who finished in what position. Coffee was the shortest of the three and was eliminated in 14th place. Boatman came close, but didn't have as many chips as de Wolfe and was sent to the rail in 13th as he had more than Coffee. Both earned £42,454. De Wolfe now has a whopping 1.16 million as the remaining 12 players head into break.

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Pantling 11th, Mattern 12th



the final ten...


Top Chip Counts
1    Ronald Lee    1,826,000
2    Dan Fleyshman    1,777,000
3    James Bord    1,609,000
4    Roland de Wolfe    1,312,000
5    Fabrizio Baldassari ,010,000
6    Nicolas Levi    786,000
7    Daniel Steinberg    526,000
8    David Peters    472,000
9    Brian Powell    375,000
10    Marc Inizan    264,000

[action man]

wow roland's done well gl him

[DaveShoelace]

Hope Rolo wins it, he can then be the first ever quadruple crown winner

[Eck]

Is there a live feed of this?

yes with hole cards go to WSOP.com and reg

[Eck]

Is there a live feed of this?

yes with hole cards go to WSOP.com and reg

only took me 10 minutes to realise the feed is on about a 5 hour delay 

[titaniumbean]

Is there a live feed of this?

yes with hole cards go to WSOP.com and reg

piece of crap site, wont send me a confirmation email so cant watch. thanks very much diagf!

[The Camel]

Tried to price it up, but too many randoms have big chips.

GL Roland.