2010 PokerStars.net EPT Berlin
2010 EPT Berlin Main Event
Day: 4
MacPhee Wins One
The three players saw the flop come down and everyone checked. The turn card added the to the board and the first two players checked. MacPhee fired 245,000 and both his opponents folded.
Double-Double for Amendola
Amendola:
Wasek: dominating with
But wait!
Board:
With very loud celebratory cries of, "YESSSS!!!" and the like, Amendola doubled again to around 1.9 million. Wasek dipped back to 4.3 million.
Paul Thomas Otto Eliminated in 12th Place (€40,000)
They saw a flop and Otto bet out 130,000. Wasek raised to 400,000, Otto pushed, Wasek called and they were on their backs.
Otto: for two overcards
Wasek: for a flush draw
Turn: leaving Otto drawing dead ("I'm dead," he said)
River: an irrelevant
Wasek moved on up to over 5 million.
Neumann Causing Problems for MacPhee
A few minutes later, the two got involved again. MacPhee made it 115,000, and it was Neumann's turn to defend his big blind. Neumann bet 130,000 at the flop, and Kevin called. Both checked the on the turn to see the on the river for free. Neumann made it 200,000 to get to showdown, and MacPhee decided not to pay this time.
Amendola's Prayers Answered
Behling:
Amendola:
Board:
Amendola is back in the game on 900,000.
Two Ladies for Two Guys
Raise, Reraise, and Take It
Meanwhile, over on the other table, Ketul Nathwani made it 115,000. Then Marcel Koller bumped it to 325,000, and Nathwani folded.
Evgeniy Zaytsev Eliminated in 13th Place (€30,000)
Zaytsev held the , but was dominated by Nathwani's .
The board was dealt out and Nathwani earned the elimination of Zaytsev. For his finish, Zaytsev earned €30,000 for his finish.
More on That Incident
Our very own Gloria Balding spoke with some of the police dealing with the earlier armed robbery here in Berlin.
The below video contains some footage of the robbery itself.