The Prize Money
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1 - £70,875
2 - £40,688
3 - £26,250
4 - £21,700
5 - £17,850
6 - £14,438
7 - £11,812
8 - £9,188
9 - £7,219
10 - £7,219
11 - £6,562
12 - £6,562
13 - £5,775
14 - £5,775
15 - £5,250
16 - £5,250
And 17th place pays... zero.
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Event 1 - £2,500 Horse
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Buy-in
£2,500
Prize Pool
£262,500
Entries
105
Level
17
Blinds
10,000 / 20,000
Ante
0
1 - £70,875
2 - £40,688
3 - £26,250
4 - £21,700
5 - £17,850
6 - £14,438
7 - £11,812
8 - £9,188
9 - £7,219
10 - £7,219
11 - £6,562
12 - £6,562
13 - £5,775
14 - £5,775
15 - £5,250
16 - £5,250
And 17th place pays... zero.
Stephen Ladowsky Exits in 17th place
It was a pretty quick and painless departure, the cool-as-a-cucumber Ladowsky down to just 1.2K before he finally made his move. He'd been teasing us for awhile, and had allowed the blinds to pass more times than we expected, but with an ace showing in Stud, now was a great time to pounce.
As expected, Ladowsky found action in more than one place, with Jesus Ferguson and onetime chip daddy Gary Jones progressing with the hand. But after Ferguson had bet Jones out of the hand, it was on their backs time with Ladowsky looking for a fifth club that never arrived.
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Two Tough Tables Tango
Jennifer Harman - 107k
Gary Jones - 65k
Jan Sorensen - 130k
Barny Boatman - 70k
Alex Kravchenko - 58k
Mark Vos - 55k
Yuval Bronshtein - 85k
Tom Nightingale - 20k
Jimmy Fricke - 20k
Marc Goodwin - 13k
Kirk Morrison - 116k
Joe Beevers - 73k
Chris Ferguson - 70k
Thomas Bihl - 80k
John Juanda - 45k
Eric Dalby - 46k
I have no idea which table I would choose if I had to play down to the final with one group of players...
Gobboboy Doubles Up
against Joe Beevers' 
. The flop was 
. Gobboboy was ahead but Beevers picked up outs with a flush draw and an open-ended straight draw. The turn was the and the river was the 
. Gobboboy's hand held up and he increased his stack to 8,000.
Doooooooo The Hokey Pokey
Around dinner time, the Hendon Mobster was riding high with over 80,000, but after his rolled-up aces were cracked in Stud by Alex Kravchenko's (10-10) 6, which eventually made a straight, Barmy Barny was left with a bisected stack.
However, although not particularly experienced in HORSE, he has played more tournaments than your average player and so knows how to get his nose back in front, which is exactly what he's done.
Kit Kat Time
Jimmy Fricke Eliminated in 16th Position (£5,250)
flop and revealing 
.Morrison disappoints the American by revealing
, which comfortably dodges the two-outer on the turn and river.Fourteen cowboys (and one cowgirl) remaining in this HORSE event.
Marc Goodwin Exits in 15th Place (£5,250)
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Harman Shoots Down The Nightingale
The game was Omaha/8, and I joined the action on the river of a board of
with Tom reluctantly showing 
. Tom knew that he was beat, and he was, Harman adding even more chips to her ever-increasing stack with 
for top two pair.Nightingale has lost his chirp and is now on just 20-25K.