Board:
Warkow:
Bennour:
River: a boat-tastic
which changes nothing but is very pretty if you are Mr Bennour.
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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Board:
Warkow:
Bennour:
River: a boat-tastic
which changes nothing but is very pretty if you are Mr Bennour.
, the chips presumably going in the flop of a 
board. "I had a big hand," explains Teltscher, entirely superfluously.
. UTG check-called Thater's 3,500 bet on the flop and both players checked the 
that landed on the turn. When the 
arrived on the river, Thater's opponent asked how much she had behind. Thater wordlessly moved away the water bottle that had been partially blocking her stack from his view, and he settled on a bet of 4,800. Thater went into the tank, pulling the 4,800 out of her stack to determine how much she would have left if she called and lost. After a few more moments spent deep in thought, she slid those chips into the middle.
"Good call" said her opponent, showing
. Thater turned up 
and raked in the pot, increasing her stack to 25,000.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 0
flop, and it looked as though Sebastian Ruthenberg in early position and Horecki to his immediate left had both checked, while the player on the cutoff had bet 500. Ruthenberg raised to 1,500, Horecki reraised all in for around 7,000, the cutoff passed and Ruthenberg, with a sigh, called."I'm drawing," said Horecki.
"I know," said Ruthenberg.
Horecki:
Ruthenberg:
Turn:
River:
With a handshake, Horecki was out and he headed over to the front of the casino where he made "I'm out" faces at his friends in the cash game.
Back in an hour.
Our 217 entrants created a prize pool of €1,172,973. 24 places will be paid with every player cashing guaranteed at least €7,038 and first place taking home €367,141. Complete payout information is detailed below:
1. €367,141
2. €205,270
3. €123,162
4. €87,973
5. €72,724
6. €57,476
7. €45,746
8. €32,843
9-10. €21,114
11-12. €16,422
13-14. €14,076
15-16. €10,557
17-24. €7,038
Roland De Wolfe: 25,000
Doing less well:
[Removed:532] (our sole Indian representative): 3,400
board when it all kicked off. It appeared that Jepsen, on the cutoff, had checked to his opponent on the button, and said opponent had bet 7,000, leaving himself just 800 behind. Jepsen dwelled up long enough to have clock called on him before moving all in. His opponent, obviously, called.Jepsen:
for top pairOpponent on the cutoff:
for a straight draw River:
Jepsen clapped his hands for joy, and enjoys a full double up to around 23,000. The hapless gent on the cutoff is down to just 225 and most likely not long for this tournament.
