Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
2008 PokerStars.com EPT - Prague
€5,250 Championship Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
2008 PokerStars.com EPT - Prague
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€5,000
Entries
570
Level
29
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
8,000
Players Left 1 / 570
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board and with around 2,000 in the pot, Devlin and opponent checked the turn only for Devlin to bet 1,4000 on the 
river. After a long pause, his opponent made the call, but quickly mucked as Devlin showed 
for top pair.
flop, Javed Abrahams bet 200 from the button on the 
turn. The big blind flat-called, but Fry bumped it up to a total of 675 to play. Abrahams folded, and again, the big blind smooth-called. A
river led to Fry to casually betting 1,850 and saying "cheap, cheap" as his opponent began to dwell. In the end, the big blind folded his hand, allowing Fry to show 
.
and then another 3,500 on the river, only to scream an expletive when his opponent flipped 
for the flush. Palovic is down to just 1,025 in chips.
and check-raised a 
flop before getting it all in on the turn against 
. As a result, Thorson is already on 20,000.
board, Akenhead bet 1,000 and was check-raised to 2,500, after a brief dwell the rest of the Brit's chips went into the middle and he was called equally quickly by his opponent's 
. But Akenhead was holding 
for the nuts with a redraw which was good after the 
river.
versus 
.The
flop did nothing except encourage Thierry van den berg to say, "Hey, I folded nine-deuce", and the 
turn made little difference either, but a on the river was earth-shattering and enabled Dydek to survive by the very skin of his teeth. He now has circa 12,000 and a smile as wide as the Polish border.
on a flop, it checked around to the 
turn where James Akenhead flat-called a big over bet from a player two seats to his left. On the 
river, the aggressor checked allowing Akenhead to make a value bet of 1,350, which was surprisingly check-raised to a total of 4,700. Although not happy about it, Akenhead made the call, but was swiftly showed for the rivered boat to see the Hit Squadder drop back down to his starting stack.
board. His opponent turned over for the flopped set and Perrault mucked, leaving himself around 1,000 or so left.
