Level: 4
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 0
World Series of Poker Europe 2010
Event #4: £10,350 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller Heads-Up
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
World Series of Poker Europe 2010
Buy-in
£10,000
Entries
103
Level
5
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
0
Saar Grapes for Shakerchi
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Talal Shakerchi found himself in some trouble after he bet out 25,000 on the river of a 
board and then called the push from Saar Wilf. Wilf turned over 
for the flopped flush, and Shakerchi was down almost to the felt.
Just a hand or two later and Wilf raised enough from the button to cover him. Shakerchi called all in, and was ahead...
Shakerchi: 
Wilf: 
...but the end of Shakerchi's tournament life was indicated by just a vague shrug from Wilf as he hit the 
board and progressed to Round 4.
Aces to Start Kings to Finish
Andrew Feldman informed Mori Eskandani that he had aces when he made a big raise all-in earlier. This was just after he eliminated Eskandani whilst holding pocket kings.
All the chips went in pre-flop with Eskandani at risk with a shorter 90k stack. Feldman turned over 
to Eskandani's 
and the board ran 
.
River Saves Kornuth
Chance Kornuth had been battling with a short stack for a while and after moving in on Daniel Negreanu a few times he was finally called and found he was in good shape. Showdown:
Kornuth: 
Negreanu: 
The flop came to see Negreanu take the lead but he couldn't hold onto it through the 
turn and river. Kornuth up to 70,600 as a result.
Yevgeniy Gone
After a pretty bad start, Ram Vaswani's day started looking up when he took the lead against Yevgeniy Timoshenko - and things are now looking great, as Timoshenko is busto and Vaswani is in the money.
Timoshenko was down to under 60,000 when he got the whole lot in preflop with a speculative 
. Vaswani found 
and made the call, and following an unequivocal 
board, Vaswani progressed to Round 4.
Ziggy No More
Huck Seed has taken care of Ilari Sahamies after a pre-flop raising war saw them all-in. Sahamies opened with a raise and then moved all-in for 85,400 when Seed three-bet him. Seed asked for a count but said he was probably going to call. He got the count and called saying he was gambling.
Sahamies: 
Seed: 
Seed was in way better shape than he thought and stayed there through the 
board.
Level: 5
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 0
Better and Better for Collopy
Jim Collopy has taken a commanding lead against Full Tilt's Scott Fischman after a hand that got better and better for him. Collopy was in the BB and led on the flop, turn and river on a 
board. The last bet was a chunky 33,300 and when Fischman called Collopy revealed for top pair that backed into a flush. Fischman down to 40,000 now.
Snapshots of Action
Around the room at any one time ten matches could suddenly find the confrontation to end them, or send one player into a decisive lead or begin a comeback! Sometimes hands aren't turnaround ones, they're just the latest, though:
Neil Channing vs. Chris Moorman: "He's bluffed me three times. That I know of," admits Channing, before nonchalantly four-betting his young opponent preflop and picking up 12,500. He holds the lead, but not by a ton.
Howard Lederer vs. Shawn Buchanan: Buchanan drops to 80k after Lederer calls him down on the river with on a King-high rainbow board. Buchanan only shows the and concedes the pot.
Everett Conquered
Another one bites the dust, as Mark Everett's 
was no match for Gus Hansen's 
, the board coming down a no-one-hit-anything 
.