Picking the Wrong Chips
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On the next table down, Chris Moorman reraised Davidi Kitai's opening raise from the small blind with one caller sandwiched between. Both Kitai and the caller folded in record speed.
2008 PokerStars.com EPT - Prague
€5,250 Championship Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 PokerStars.com EPT - Prague
Buy-in
€5,000
Entries
570
Level
29
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
8,000
On the next table down, Chris Moorman reraised Davidi Kitai's opening raise from the small blind with one caller sandwiched between. Both Kitai and the caller folded in record speed.
Now It's James With The Akenhead
flop the limper led out for 1,600 and Akenhead moved in for his remaining 4,000. He was quickly called by the flopped straight holding of 
and could only show 
. Needing a Queen or running cards, he was out after the 
turn and 
river.
Champ Down!
board with 
but getting called by 
. He desperately needed a Jack but found no solice on the 
turn or 
river.
Tens No Good for Stoneham
Raise, Reraise, Re-reraise
As the initial aggressor tanked, even towering his chips into one single column as if threatening to move all in, his opponent simply replied, "I'm gonna call". This threat was clearly warning enough as the initial raiser did indeed fold, as well as Grundy one seat down.
A quick glance down at Grundy's stack revealed that he currently has 5,500.
You Hold My Cards. Please.
before pushing against an aggressive Scandinavian raiser. He was called by 
and Mahrenholz immediately passed his cards to tablemate Chris Moorman saying, "You never lose flips..."He was right though, the door card was an Ace and Mahrenholz has now got around 6,500.
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
Out Quick With Big Slick
, fully unaware that in just a few moments he'd have enough time to drink all the tea in China.After a preflop raising war with his neighbour who made the final push, Jelassi shrugged his shoulders, made the call and quietly prayed for something other than the two premium hands. Although neither aces or kings emerged as his opponent tabled
, it was ultimately irrelevant as the Swede's pleas of "one time" were brutally whisked aside in favour of a raggy 
board. As a result, we lose Jelassi before the end of level two.
Juha Helped Out
board, Juha Helppi moves all-in for around 3,500 and gets an eventual, reluctant call from his opponent, who mucks at the sight of the Finn's 
.
Smoked Down To The Roche
board. Roche had bet 2,500 on the river and the WSOP Main Event champion set him in for a few thousand more. Roche made the call but his Jack-high flush was no good against Eastgate's King-high flush.