Started 28th Aug, 2007

2007 EPT - Barcelona

EPT Barcelona Main Event | Day 4

Number of players - 543
  • EPT Barcelona Main Event
    Day 4 completed
  • Sun Sep 02 2007 00:36 GMT+2 | Posted by DrPauly
    Sander Lylloff Winner
    Sander Lylloff Winner

    Congratulations to EPT Barcelona Champion Sander Lylloff

    Sander Lylloff from Copenhagen, Denmark outlasted a field of 543 players to win the opening event of the fourth season of the PokerStars.com EPT. The former junior chess champion and world class backgammon player can now add poker to his mastery of games after his first place victory at the EPT Barcelona.

    Click here to check out our video interview with Sander just after taking down the title , along with all the other videos from this event.

    Final Table Money Winners:
    1 - Sander Lylloff (Denmark) - €1,170,700
    2 - Mark Teltscher (UK) - €673,000
    3 - Greg Dyer (USA) - €388,800
    4 - Mika Paasonen (Finland) - €301,000
    5 - Trond Eidsvig (Norway) - €250,800
    6 - Adam Junglen (USA) - €196,500
    7 - Nikolaus Jedlicka (Austria) - €154,700
    8 - Patrick Bruel (France) - €104,500

  • Sun Sep 02 2007 00:27 GMT+2 | Posted by change100
    Mark Teltscher - 2nd Place
    Mark Teltscher - 2nd Place

    Hand #105: Sander Lylloff Wins the 2007 EPT Barcelona (€1,170,700); Mark Teltscsher Eliminated in 2nd place (€673,000)

    Hand #105: Lylloff raises to 120,000, Teltscher re-raises to 260,000, Lylloff moves all in and Teltcher calls. Teltscher turns over {K-Hearts}{K-Diamonds} while Lylloff shows {J-Spades}{10-Hearts}. The flop is {Q-Hearts}{J-Hearts}{7-Hearts}. The turn is the {J-Diamonds}, making Lylloff trips. The river is the {4-Clubs} and Sander Lylloff is the 2007 EPT Barcelona Champion, winning €1,170,700. Teltscsher receives €673,000 for his runner-up finish.


    Click here to check out our video interview with Mark just after heads-up ended, along with all the other videos from this event.

  • Sun Sep 02 2007 00:25 GMT+2 | Posted by change100

    Hands #103-104

    Hand #103: Lylloff raises in the dark to 120,000 and Teltscher calls. The flop is Q-J-7 rainbow and both players check. The turn is a 9. Check-check again. The river is a 5. Lylloff bets 40,000 and Teltscher folds.

    Hand #104: Teltscher raises to 120,000 and Lylloff calls. The flop is {J-Diamonds}{10-Spades}{3-Hearts}. Lylloff checks, Teltscher bets and Lylloff folds.

  • Sun Sep 02 2007 00:21 GMT+2 | Posted by DrPauly
    Can Teltscher win his second EPT event?
    Can Teltscher win his second EPT event?

    Two-Time Teltscher?

    Mark Teltscher won EPT London in October of 2005 during Season Two. He beat Jonas Helness heads up for the victory. Also at his final table was Russian pro Kirill Gerasimov.

    Although Mark Teltscher is behind 2 to 1 in chips at the start of heads-up play, he is trying to become the first-ever player to win two events on the EPT.

  • Sun Sep 02 2007 00:19 GMT+2 | Posted by change100

    Hands #100-102

    Hand #100: Lylloff raises to 120,000 and wins the blinds and antes.

    Hand #101: Lylloff raises to 120,000 in the dark and Teltscher calls. The flop is {K-Clubs}{10-Spades}{3-Hearts} . Lylloff bets 200,000 and Teltscher folds.

    Hand #102: Lylloff gets a walk in the big blind.

  • Sun Sep 02 2007 00:14 GMT+2 | Posted by change100

    Cards are Back in the Air

  • Sun Sep 02 2007 00:06 GMT+2 | Posted by DrPauly

    Updated Chip Counts

    Sander Lylloff - 3,658,000
    Mark Teltscher - 1,765,000

  • Sun Sep 02 2007 00:06 GMT+2 | Posted by change100

    Heads-Up

    Play has been paused as the table is prepared for heads-up play between Mark Teltscher and Sander Lylloff.

  • Sun Sep 02 2007 00:05 GMT+2 | Posted by change100
    Greg Dyer - 3rd Place
    Greg Dyer - 3rd Place

    Hand #99: Greg Dyer Eliminated in 3rd Place (€388,800)

    Hand #99: Sander Lylloff raises to 140,000, Greg Dyer moves all in and Lylloff calls. Lylloff shows the {A-Hearts}{A-Diamonds} while Dyer is behind with {K-Clubs}{8-Diamonds}. The flop is {10-Clubs}{3-Hearts}{2-Clubs}, the turn is the {4-Hearts} and Dyer is drawing dead. The 20-year old Harvard student will take €388,800 back to Boston for his third-place finish (that's $530,285 U.S. dollars!)


    Click here to check out our video interview with Greg just after busting, along with all the other videos from this event.

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