EPT Prague Main Event Day 2 | 2007 EPT - Prague

12-12-2007 20:14 UTC+3

63 Players Remain

[user57637]

When we get to 57 players we will be playing hand for hand.

The average stack is currently 88,095.

12-12-2007 20:05 UTC+3

Navarro Wins an Enormous Pot and Busts Allinstevie

[user57637]

Jose Navarro has just gone on a rush to take two huge scalps within five minutes. Earlier, he took out Ken Lennaard with {K-Spades}

versus

. This time it was Stephen Devlin's turn to bite the dust.

Navarro raised preflop and was reraised by Devlin on the button, which he called.

He led out 18,000 into a 25,000 pot, on a flop which read {9-Hearts}

, and Devlin immediately moved all in for around 150,000. Navarro called.

{5-Clubs}

and bottom set for Navarro.
{K-Diamonds}

for Devlin with a flush draw and gutshot straight draw.

The {5-Hearts}

on the turn gave the Spaniard quad fives and sent Devlin -- who was still one of the tournament chip leaders at the time -- to the rail, and the online star will have to wait for another day to make his mark on the live poker scene.

Navarro now has close to 400,000 and is the clear chip leader.

12-12-2007 19:50 UTC+3

Good Call by Nordin

[user50492]

The board read {9-Hearts}

and Johannes Strassmann moved all in, well covering Mikael Nordin. Nordin had 26,000 behind and there was 30,000 in the pot by the river. In the end, Nordin shoved his chips over the line and Strassmann mucked even before he saw the {J-Spades}

. Nordin requested to see the mucked hand and {7-Clubs}

was revealed by the dealer.

Level: 14

Blinds: 1,200/2,400

Ante: 300

12-12-2007 19:39 UTC+3

Bang Bang!

[user57637]

For the second time in ten minutes, Yannic Mulder splits a pot for all of his 100,000 stack.

He raised to 5,500 and is reraised to 20,000 by Marc Karam.

After asking for a count, Mulder moves all in and an ecstatic Karam calls and tables pocket aces, only for Mulder to turn over the other two aces.

Karam was free-rolling on a flop with two spades, but no more came.

12-12-2007 19:32 UTC+3