We Are Three
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Adnan Alshamah -- 190,000
JP Kelly -- 490,000
2009 World Series of Poker Europe
Event 1 - £1,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker Europe
Buy-in
£1,000
Prize Pool
£608,000
Entries
608
Level
22
Blinds
8,000 / 16,000
Ante
2,000
Adnan Alshamah -- 190,000
JP Kelly -- 490,000
Not Going Anywhere Just Yet
flop. Alshamah bet out 28,000 and Kelly wasn't in the slightest bit interested; he folded without any fuss, and Alshamah picked up some much-needed blinds and antes.
Adnan Alshamah Eliminated in 3rd Place (£55,468)
Alshamah:
Dunlop:
Board: a rather exciting
Ladies and gentlemen, we are heads up in this ultra-mega-fast final. Imminent bracelet-winnerhood beckons one of our two finalists...
Heads Up Chip Counts
JP Kelly -- 498,000
Not Slowing Down
Level: 22
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Kelly Doubles Up, Could He Make It a Double?
Kelly:
Dunlop:
Flop:
"OOOHHHH!!!" said the crowd at the rail.
Turn:
River:
A full double up for Kelly means that the stacks are almost exactly even. Kelly is suddenly looking that little bit more likely to win a second bracelet to add to the one he picked up in Vegas this summer...
Dunlop's Nothing Better Than Kelly's Nothing
flop which Fabien Dunlop checked. JP Kelly bet a minimum 16,000 from the button, and Dunlop called.Both players checked the
turn and flop, after which Dunlop turned over for, er, nothing more than jack-high. Nevertheless, Kelly couldn't beat it and Dunlop picked up a few chips.
Kelly Plays It Cool With the Ladies
A flop:
Dunlop bet out 25,000, and Kelly smooth-called. Interesting.
Turn:
Dunlop now made it 75,000 to go, and again, Kelly flatted. Curiouser and curiouser.
River:
Now Dunlop checked to Kelly, who after a few moments' contemplation bet 120,000. Dunlop quietly announced call -- actually he announced it twice because he was so quiet the first time that the dealer didn't hear him -- but then mucked when Kelly turned over a sneakily played pair of pocket queens.
Dunlop drops to 650,000.
Deck Smacks Kelly in the Face
Flop:
It was at this point that all hell broke loose.
Kelly checked, and Dunlop bet. Kelly now check-raised -- and Dunlop moved all in. Call.
Kelly: sneakiest of the sneaky
Dunlop: somewhat behind with
Turn: ...
...
...
There was a sigh from the rail.
River:
Dunlop regained his former massive chip lead with 1.3 million in chips. Kelly meanwhile remained thoroughly composed as he handed most of his stack over to Dunlop and dropped to around 500,000.