donpeters
Alfonso Amendola - 10th Place
Ketul Nathwani raised to 130,000 from middle position and then Alfonso Amendola reraised from the big blind to 360,000. Nathwani moved all in and Amendola quickly made the call, tabling the . Nathwani had a pair himself, but worse with the .
Nathwani went from worst to first after the flop of . The turn was the and the river the to improve Nathwani to a full house, sending Amendola to the rail in 10th place for €50,000.
donpeters
Norman Kastner - 9th Place
Just as Alfonso Amendola was getting eliminated on the adjacent table, Norman Kastner raised from middle position to 140,000 on his table. Marc Inizan reraised from the small blind to 430,000. Kastner moved all in and Inizan called.
Inizan:
Kastner:
The board ran out and that was it for Kastner. Literally seconds after Amendola was eliminated, Kastner was sent to the rail in ninth place and the day was ended.
The players are now drawing for seats at the final table and we'll have that for you shortly.
[user46392]
MacPhee - chip daddy
Well, this has been a crazy, crazy day in a lot of respects.
Aside from armed robbery, abandonment of the webcast, evacuation of the tournament area, abandonment also of several side events, some impressive security guard heroics and a good couple of hours to sort out the stacks after all of that kerfuffle, some poker managed to get played.
We lost our two remaining Team PokerStars Pros Johannes Strassmann and Jude Ainsworth fairly early on, as well as bracelet winner Carsten Joh and editor of PokerNews UK & Europe Magazine Ilya Gorodetskiy, among others, but it is still an impressive line-up for tomorrow's final table.
Three of the players who've made it through will already be rather familiar with each other - Kevin MacPhee, Ilari Tahkokallio and Ketul Nathwani have shared a final table before, in the £1,000 PLH/PLO side event at last year's EPT London. That time Tahkokallio won, with MacPhee coming in second and Nathwani finishing up in sixth. They will no doubt be using their inside knowledge against each other come tomorrow.
It is MacPhee who goes into the final table as chip leader on 6,070,000, but as we know from experience, anything can happen. If you want to know how that all pans out, join us back here at PokerNews from noon CET for all the action, and don't forget that the webcast from EPT Live will be back up tomorrow as well. Hopefully there will be no more armed robberies, but there will be what promises to be a grade-A, free-range treat of a final table.
. Nathwani had a pair himself, but worse with the 
.
. The turn was the 
and the river the 
to improve Nathwani to a full house, sending Amendola to the rail in 10th place for €50,000.
and that was it for Kastner. Literally seconds after Amendola was eliminated, Kastner was sent to the rail in ninth place and the day was ended.![[user46392]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
