€4,350 EPT Budapest Main Event Day 3 | 2008 PokerStars.com EPT Budapest

10-31-2008 17:19 UTC+3

Serenelli Doubles Through Iversen

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Marino Serenelli had some good fortune when he saw a {10-Hearts}

flop, with {10-Clubs}

in his hand. He moved all in, and Albert Iversen's pocket aces were no good, doubling up the Italian.

Tags: Albert Iversen Marino Serenelli

10-31-2008 17:13 UTC+3

Players Take a 15-Minute Break

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Smoke 'em if you got 'em!

10-31-2008 17:12 UTC+3

Nicolo Calia Eliminated in 24th Place (€10,640)

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Nicolo Calia from Italy is our latest casualty. He's out in 24th place.

10-31-2008 17:09 UTC+3

Here Comes Johnnnnnnnnny!

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Johnny Lodden doubled up against Robin Keston. The board read {J-Hearts}

. Lodden checked. Keston bet 100,000 and Lodden tanked for a moment. He called off the rest of his stack and moved all in for around 125,000. Keston called with a mere flush draw.

Lodden: {A-Spades}

Keston:

Lodden was ahead and he dodged a bullet on the river when the {7-Clubs}

fell. Lodden won the pot and he increased his stack to 350,000. Uh oh, Johnny Lodden has chips. Look out....

Tags: Johnny Lodden

10-31-2008 16:56 UTC+3

Redraw

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We're down to just 24 players, and they're redrawing for the final three tables. My, this is exciting...

10-31-2008 16:56 UTC+3

Pantelis Pavlis Eliminated in 25th Place (€8,512)

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Pantelis Pavlis and Albert Iversen were all in preflop.

Pavlis: {A-Diamonds}

Iversen:

The flop was {K-Diamonds}

and Iversen took the lead with a set of Queens. The turn was the {8-Spades}

and the river was the {7-Spades}

. Iversen's hand held up and he cracked Pavlis' aces. A dejected Pavlis shook his head as he left the table.

"When you run hot, nothing can go wrong," remarked Iversen.

Iversen began the day as the chipleader and added even more chips to his stack which is around 800,000.

Tags: Albert Iversen

10-31-2008 16:52 UTC+3

Pasquale Braco Eliminated in 26th Place (€8,512)

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10-31-2008 16:51 UTC+3

Fry In Hot Water

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It folded around to Will Fry on the button, who raised -- both Ciprian Hrisca in the small blind and Lukas Benkovic in the big called, and they saw an {8-Spades}

flop.

Hrisca bet out around 25,000, and Benkovic passed. Fry, however, reraised to 70,000. And Hrisca promptly moved all in for another 90,000. Fry now disappeared into the tank, and when he emerged, he decided, "You've either got me crushed or you have a weak draw," and called.

Fry: {A-Diamonds}