Roland De Wolfe: 67,000
Trailed by, among others:
Sebastian Ruthenberg: 42,000
Dario Minieri: 35,000
ElkY: 32,000
Remy Biechel: 32,000
2008 PokerStars.com EPT Warsaw
EPT Polish Open Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
2008 PokerStars.com EPT Warsaw
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€5,400
Prize Pool
€1,172,973
Entries
217
Level
24
Blinds
12,000 / 24,000
Ante
3,000
Players Left 1 / 217
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Roland De Wolfe: 67,000
Trailed by, among others:
Sebastian Ruthenberg: 42,000
Dario Minieri: 35,000
ElkY: 32,000
Remy Biechel: 32,000
up against Ruthenberg's 
. The turn and river were blanks, the opponent is busto, and Ruthenberg moves up in the chip rankings.
Level: 7
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
only to run into pocket aces. No miracle for the aggressive Swede on the board and he hit the rail.
flop, Victor Limos holding 
for a flush draw and his opponent 
for middle set. "Club!" implored Limos as the dealer burned and turned the
. "CLUB!" he shouted, even louder now... and he got his wish with the
. Limos, a PokerStars qualifier from Panama, doubled his stack to 36,000 on the hand.
, Dario Minieri bet 1,400 and his lone opponent on the button called. The turn came the . Minieri checked, the button bet 4,000, and Minieri quickly raised to 8,000. The button gave up his hand and Minieri showed 
. "I can't show a bluff, I show the best hand!" quippied Minieri.
"Oh God, Dario again!" groaned Mark Teltscher from one table over, the Englishman unusually interested in Minieri's play today.
Although he has ducked under the Pokernews radar for much of the day, he has been quietly and steadily accumulating chips, and is now one of our big stacks on 36,500.
Peter Gould:
Mr. Gould is now extremely unlikely to see Day 2, or even make it to the end of the level, as he's been barely surviving with under 2,000 in chips for some time now on an aggressive table which includes ElkY among its aggressors. With just 1,275 last time we saw him and the blinds at 150/300/25, he may now be beyond the point of recovery...
EDIT: Mr Gould has now officially busted out. With only three big blinds, it was always going to be a struggle...
All in preflop with
against Johannes Strassmann's 
, the flop couldn't have been worse for Michael Keiner.Flop:
Turn:
'Ooohs' from the other players and the instantaneously-formed Wall Of Media.
River:
Explosions of hilarity from the other players and the Wall Of Media, who love that kind of thing. Even Strassmann had to laugh. Nobody, however, was having as good a time as Michael Keiner was, as he doubled up his micro-stack to a merely smallish stack of 11,000.
