EPT Main Event Day 2 | 2007 EPT Monte Carlo Grand Final

03-30-2007 19:47 UTC+2

Dutch Masters

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Eric van den Burg is still alive with 30K. Noah Boeken is sitting on a stack around 50K. Peter Dalhuijsen has around 100K while Hans Ritburg has at least 140K.

Tags: Noah Boeken Peter Dalhuijsen

03-30-2007 19:50 UTC+2

Dave Colclough Eliminated

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The blonde is out as Dave Colclough's A-K could not come from behind to beat fellow Englishman's Ram Vaswami's A-A.

Tags: Dave Colclough

03-30-2007 19:50 UTC+2

164 Players Remain

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100 more players until the money.

03-30-2007 19:53 UTC+2

George Danzer made a name for himself at the 2006 WSOP when he was "that guy wearing the scarf." You might remember him from such moments on ESPN's telecast of the WSOP Main Event when he lost a big hand to Dimitri Nobles and was so angry about the suckout that he had to walk away from the TV table and take a few minutes to compose himself.

Tags: George Danzer

03-30-2007 20:07 UTC+2

Recent Eliminations

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Bruno Fitoussi, Katja Thater, and Keith "The Camel" Hawkins are out.

Tags: Bruno Fitoussi The Camel

03-30-2007 20:12 UTC+2

Players Are Currently on a Dinner Break

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The 164 remaining players will return in one hour.

Level: 11

Blinds: 800/1,600

Ante: 200

03-30-2007 21:34 UTC+2

Shaniac's Bad Beat

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Three way all-in. Shaniac was ahead with the {A-Clubs}

against Ulrika Stonnemark's {K-Diamonds}

and Nik Persaud's {Q-Clubs}

, but didn't feel good about the hand. The flop was {10-Hearts}

. But the

fell on the turn and the river was the {10-Diamonds}

. Nik Persaud won with a set. Shaniac had both players covered. The pocket Kings ended up busting out, while Nik Persaud tripled up. Shaniac was down to 30K as he muttered, "I told ya so..."

Yes... live poker is rigged.

Tags: Shaniac

03-30-2007 21:53 UTC+2

Andy Black = New Chipleader

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With over 260K, Andy Black is the new chipleader as Chad Brown slipped to 230K.

03-30-2007 22:06 UTC+2

"I'm Billy Madison!"

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On a board of K-8-7-3-2, Josh Arieh was facing a 35K bet from his opponent in a 30K pot. He pondered a call for several minutes before he peeled off seven 5K chips and tossed them into the pot. His opponent did not turn over his hand for thirty seconds and almost tossed them into the muck before he finally tabled A-J. Arieh flipped over for {7-Hearts}

for a pair. He sniffed out the bluff and exclaimed, "Now we're playing poker!"

A member of the European media walked over to Arieh and asked, "What's your name?"

"Billy Madison," Arieh said as he continued to stack up his chips.

Tags: Josh Arieh