flop where Eiler led for 11,000, Maceiras made it 35,000, Eiler pushed all in and Maceiras called.Maceiras =
Eiler =
Turn =
River =
2008 PokerStars.com EPT - Prague
€5,250 Championship Main Event
Day: 2
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
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flop where Eiler led for 11,000, Maceiras made it 35,000, Eiler pushed all in and Maceiras called.Maceiras =
Eiler =
Turn =
River =
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 400
, it quickly emerged that Helppi had been caught red-handed with a paltry 
.A three arrived on the flop, but the turn brought a queen, leaving Helppi with five outs that never came.
As Freddy Mercury once sang, although never about poker, "Another one bites the dust."
Dario:
Raul:
The board ran down
and the Italian's rail groaned before clapping off their hero. Mestre must be rivaling Maceiras for the chip lead now.
and ran into Jonathan Duhamel's 
.
Fellow countryman Raul Mestre has also flourished during recent times, his stack blossoming to the dizzy heights of 379,000.
Johnny Lodden has been knocked out by Ludovic Lacay, with his
losing out to Lacay's 
on the 
board.Alessio Isaia thought he'd won a vital double-up on the river, but had been knocked out with
against the 
of Manuel Bevand on the 
board.
The river of what was approaching a 100,000 pot on a
board was checked by Sebastian Ruthenberg and Joris Jaspers. Ruthenberg showed 
and Jaspers mucked, but Ruthenberg asked to see the cards that Jaspers had been betting, and he had to get a ruling to try and do so. But he did not get his way, as Jaspers had position and could muck his cards after Ruthenberg showed. The consolation was that Ruthenberg is now vying for the chip lead.
prematurely before Mestre had made a decision."Floor!"
Of course, the ruling was that the all-in stood, and Mestre could either call or fold. The hesitation proved that Mestre didn't have much to brag about, as it was only 20,200 more to call.
In the end, this figure was too much for Mestre to resist and so he called, although with a slightly red face as he meekly tabled
.The board punished Pastor for his faux pas, the
followed by a harmless turn and river.Pastor exits in 37th place, but the following question will surely fester away in the back of his mind for a good few days yet...Would Mestre have folded if he hadn't seen the cards?
Van Zadelhoff:
Andermatt:
was the board that van Zadelhoff looked disgustedly at before finding out he was actually covered and was eliminated.
