Kelly Makes Huge Laydown
The board read
and his opponent was all in for roughly 14,000. Kelly had 15,500 behind and appeared agonized with the decision. In the end he folded 
face up, feeling he was beat.
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Snowfest
2010 EPT Snowfest Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Snowfest
Buy-in
€3,500
Entries
546
Level
30
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
0
The board read
and his opponent was all in for roughly 14,000. Kelly had 15,500 behind and appeared agonized with the decision. In the end he folded face up, feeling he was beat.
How Many Chips Do They Have?
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Jasper Wetemans - 62,000
Hanh Tran - 80,000
Paul Testud - 43,000
Pierre Neuville - 56,000
Lex Veldhuis - 17,000
Pieter de Korver - 21,025 exactly
Nicolo Calia - 38,000
Andreas Krause - 33,000
Ben Kang - 31,000
William Martin - 62,000
JP Kelly - 14,000
Sandra Naujoks - 7,000
Evgeniy Zaytsev - 34,000
Erich Kollmann - 43,000
Mark Vos - 18,000
Roberto Romanello - 42,000
Ivo Donev - 68,000
Lam Trinh - 40,000
Jan Heitmann - 45,000
Luca Pagano - 49,000
Boris Becker - 55,000
Markus Golser - 31,000
Toni Ojala - 29,000
Rob Hollink - 47,000
Anton Allemann - 17,300
Christophe Gross - 40,000
Dinner Plans
After the two dinner levels, the players will recombine for the collective Level 6.
Danzer Doubles; Doesn't Last
, George Danzer checked to table crazy man Hermann Pascha. Pascha immediately bet 15,000 to cover Danzer, who disappeared into the tank, giggling periodically. Eventually he called all in, and it was a good call.Danzer:
for a pair of jacksPascha:
for absolutely nothingDanzer doubled to 30,000, but it didn't last long - when we strolled by his table just a moment ago he was right back down to 12,500.
Nacho Makes the Right Call
He bet 800 on a
board and was called his opponent. The 
turn was checked by Barbero and his opponent bet 1,600. Barbero made the call and checked when the 
hit the river. His opponent bet 4,000 and Barbero though for a few moments, eventually making a call he did not appear thrilled to make. However, his opponent mucked and Nacho took it down with out showing.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 0
Danzer Triples Up
.A bet of 3,000 came from the mystery player and Pascha called, landing the
turn card. Both players checked and the hit the river. The mystery player bet 7,000 and Pascha instantly called. The hands were:Mystery Limper:
George Danzer:
Hermann Pascha:
Pascha took the side pot with jacks and eights, chipping up to about 95,000. Danzer won the main pot with queens and jacks for a much needed boost to about 14,500.
MacPhee Goes With It
The flop rolled out
, and the raiser continued out with a bet of 650. MacPhee grabbed an oversized yellow chip and announced, "Sixteen," as he flicked it into the pot. His opponent didn't waste much time announcing an all in re-raise, and MacPhee sunk in his chair a bit. He shuffled his two cards in between his hands for a moment before shrugging and saying, "All right, I call." With MacPhee's final 16,300 chips committed to the pot, the cards were shown up:Raiser:
MacPhee:
MacPhee had no pair, but he was working with the big double draw for his tournament life. The turn
was an airball, leaving him one card from elimination.But he's not going anywhere just yet. The
landed on fifth street, and MacPhee's flush earns him the timely double up. He's back to about 34,000 now, the first time we've seen him above his starting stack today.
Pinho Win
board and witnessed Henrique Pinho (big blind) betting out 1,350. [Removed:197] (button) appeared to make some very complex mental calculations and then called.Pinho turned over a surprisingly-premium-for-the-size-of-the-pot
. [Removed:198] went as though to reveal an even winninger hand - but then giggled and mucked instead.
Veldhuis Suffers Unusual Hit
Lex Veldhuis:
All In Gentleman:
Board:
However it went down, the all-in gent doubled to 60,000 while Veldhuis was left with 13,500...