on a 
but was looked up by Domenico Iannonne who held 
. No help on the 
river, and Biro was gone.
2008 PokerStars.com EPT - Prague
€5,250 Championship Main Event
Day: 3
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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on a but was looked up by Domenico Iannonne who held . No help on the river, and Biro was gone.
flop the blinds checked once again, only for Rejdovjan to announce all in, although initially out of turn. After Hansen has stepped away, the action ground to a halt with Chen who really didn't seem too keen on his hand. After shaking his head, he shrugged his shoulders and made the call, only to be shown what he probably feared the most,
. Chen had 
.On the
turn, Rejdovjan erupted. "Yeeeeeeeeees!!!" he exclaimed, much to the shock of the table. The 
river was academic, and Rejdovjan scooped the pot.
After the dealer had counted out a total of 93,000, Rejdovjan paused momentarily before announcing call and sliding the necessary chips across the line. As Hansen dropped his
onto the felt, he held his breath in the hope of over cards. To his delight, his opponent obliged by tabling 
.But this was only the half the battle, and as an ace came down it was looking bleak. "Yeeeeeeeeeeesssssss!!! exclaimed Redjdovjan, punching the air and leaning across the felt towards his opponent. It was at this point that he noticed that he wasn't as far ahead as he first thought as the flop had come
to give Hansen a pair too.The
changed nothing, but upon seeing the river hit the felt, Redjdovjan once again celebrated raucously, before turning to his opponent, stabbing the air with his finger and shouting, "Thank you, sir!".As an uncontrollably elated Redjdovjan continued to celebrate, a dejected Hansen simply retrieved his crutches from the table and hobbled away as our 17th place finisher.
"Slooooowrolled," observed Chen as he departed.
flop with Pedersen holding 
for overs and the draw against the Spaniard's 
for a pair and draw. 
on the turn and on the river and the Dane is out. The way the exits are going, it could well be an all Spanish/Italian final table!
Nasr =
Nygard =
Flop =
That was a good flop for Nasr.
Turn =
That turn wasn't bad either.
River =
The river wasn't good for anyone, but did rub salt into wounds just in case the flop and turn weren't painful enough.
A couple of hands later after Chen has bet 30,000 on the turn (He raised preflop from UTG+1 with Konstantinos calling in the big blind and both checked the flop) of a
board. Kostantinos called and they both checked the river, the Greek showing to win.Next hand and Konstantinos raises to 32,000 on the cut-off and Dan Drescher moves all in from the button pushing Kostantinos off the pot.
Level: 20
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
Massimo Di Cicco -- 360,000
Igor Rejdovjan -- 216,000
Francesco Cirianni -- 460,000
Alexiou Konstantinos -- 655,000
Daniel Drescher -- 180,000
Andrew Alan Chen -- 320,000
Pavelic:
Nasr:
The board is not helpful as it favours Nasr, coming
. We're down to 14 players.
