And just like online, there's a game for every bankroll with buy-ins starting at 50 Euros and running all the way up to 20,000 Euros.
2008 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
PokerStars.com European Poker Tour Grand Final
Day: 1a
Event Info
2008 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$15,764
Prize Pool
$13,393,124
Total Entries
842
Level
30
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 842
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And just like online, there's a game for every bankroll with buy-ins starting at 50 Euros and running all the way up to 20,000 Euros.
Johnny Lodden 57,000
Patrik Antonius 56,000
Woody Deck 51,000
Tuan Lam 48,000
did the heavy damage and caused some anti-climactic drama as well.Lokken opened with a 1,525 bet on the flop and Danzer strangely tossed 2,500 worth of chips into the middle, intending to call. The dealer, however, ruled that Danzer's bet was in fact a min-raise and after a brief discussion, Danzer complied, in an effort to squelch the dealer's call for the floor.
The action then returned to Lokken who announced, "All in," and Danzer snap-called, tabling his pocket aces; Lokken then coolly revealed a pocket pair of sevens for a set. The turn and river brought running eights, giving Lokken a full house and the checkmark for the hand, subsequently sending Danzer to the rail.
Oddly enough, the hand was Danzer's first at that particular table and the dealer had almost mucked it because George was not yet fully in his seat. If only...
.Lindgren checked and the big blind fired a large bet. Before the dealer could count out what appeared to be a bet of around 8,000 in chips, Lindgren had tossed his cards into the muck.
The big blind generously flashed
much to the delight of Lindgren who commented, "That was a good flop to miss...I had A-K!"Lindgren is still sitting with an above-average stack of around 26,500 in chips.
Level: 6
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
. The small blind bet 4,000, leaving himself only a few hundred behind. Maceiras pushed in a large stack of chips, intending to set the small blind all in (though she did not make a verbal declaration). The small blind called and flipped over 
. Maceiras showed 
, while [Removed:552] was in dire shape with 
. The turn was the 
, the river was the 
and the main pot went to the small blind. However, while counting out their stacks the dealer discovered that the small blind had Maceiras covered, rather than the other way around. Since no verbal "all-in" declaration was made, the size of the pot stood and Maceiras ended the hand with a scant 1,900 in chips, while [Removed:552] was eliminated.
. Antonius checked the action over to his opponent who bet 2,800 in chips. Antonius deliberated in his usual style before making the call. The turn brought the 
and both players checked. The river landed the and once again it was checked down. Antonius flipped 
, which was too good for his opponent who had for a missed gutshot straight draw.Antonius is gathering momentum late in the day and will be dangerous to contend with as he uses his large stack to his advantage.
One such table now has Johnny Lodden, Josh Arieh and Anna Wroblewski all pitted against each other. Lodden currently leads the table with just over 50,000 in chips while Anna trails not far behind with 41,000. Meanwhile, Arieh is still trucking with just under 10,000.
