Level: 13
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 200
2010 PokerStars.com EPT London
Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars.com EPT London
Buy-in
£5,000
Prize Pool
£4,112,800
Entries
848
Level
33
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
0
Breaking Up is Hard to Do
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...So good thing it's only for 15 minutes.
207 players remain, and they'll all be back soon.
That's A Thor Point For William
William Thorson is down after getting all-in with 
against Masa Kagawa's 
which spiked a queen on the flop to bust the Swede.
No More Vamos for Ramos
Felipe Ramos had a pretty bad day yesterday, grinding through with around 10,000 all day which somehow turned into almost 40,000 by bagging up time, still well below average.
He had a good day today, though, increasing that 40k to almost 200k at one point.
And now he's out.
We didn't catch the hand ourselves, but we understand that the general gist of it was jacks into queens, with a queen on the flop for good measure.
GG, Mr. Ramos.
Greenstein Out
Barry Greenstein has been relieved of the rest of his short stack. We were too late to see when the money went in (it could have been preflop or on the flop), but whenever it was, Greenstein was in bad shape with 
against his opponent's 
.
The board ran 
, and that's all she wrote for Barry G. He's out short of the money, and his opponent gets a shiny new copy of his book with some scribbling in the front cover.
Mattern Flips Good Again
Arnaud Mattern really likes the ladies, and he'll be liking them a whole lot more after his 
dispatched 
after an 
board.
"Aaahh, noooo!" said his opponent upon seeing the river had filled the Team PokerStars Pro's straight.
Arnaud indeed.
Dolan Doubles Through JP
We didn't see the action, but we're guessing that JP Kelly opened from the cutoff and John Dolan shoved for his last 14,000 from the small blind. Either way, they were soon on their backs, and Dolan was soon up to a still rather precarious 30,000 while Kelly dropped to 65,000.
Kelly: 
Dolan: 
Board: 
Ivey Still Grinding
Phil Ivey has dropped a few chips, down to 85,000 or so but the number of TV cameras around him suggested him being involved in a big pot when it was nothing of the sort. Ivey was holding 
against a short stack's 
and the worlds' most reluctant TV poker star held on a 
board.
Devilfish Caught
Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott is out after his 
failed to spike against pocket jacks on a 
board.
Invisible Chip Leader
We have a monster stack. An uber-mega-ultra-stack.
The stack consists of nearly 480,000 in chips, and its owner is nowhere to be seen. Perhaps he ran out to tell his family the good news. Or perhaps he's decided that he can now afford to go have a nap or go see a movie or something.
Should he reappear today (and he's left his headphones, so he's probably coming back), we'll let you know who our chip leader is.