flop. Other than that, they have shared the honour of winning with a pre-flop raise or bet on the flop in a limped pot.
2008 PokerStars.net EPT Polish Open
PokerStars EPT Warsaw Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info
2008 PokerStars.net EPT Polish Open
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$8,628
Prize Pool
$3,153,752
Entries
359
Level
27
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
0
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flop. Other than that, they have shared the honour of winning with a pre-flop raise or bet on the flop in a limped pot.
and Sousa passed the first action to Viberg, who led out with a 170,000 bet holding pocket jacks. Sousa, true to his consistently slow and deliberate routine, took his time before check-raising all in and Viberg made a quick call. Ricardo tabled the 
, needing a queen, an eight, running tens or running diamonds to stay alive, and it only took one more card for him to get there, as the 
fell on the turn.Mathias was left with just over 100,000 in chips after the hand, while Ricardo soared past the 1.4 million mark.
Mathias:
Michael:
The flop gave both players something:
, bringing a set for Michael and a double belly-buster for Mathias. The turn and river were the and 
, which means that Mathias is eliminated in third place winning ($315,375).
Level: 26
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 0
Ricardo Sousa: 1,640,000
Michael Schulze: 1,870,000
From the button, Michael opened with an 80,000 pre-flop raise and Sousa made the call. The flop came
and the action went check (Ricardo), bet 120,000 (Schulze), call (Ricardo).The action stayed the same when the
fell on the turn, only this time Schulze upped the ante to 200,000.The river brought a jerkwater
which prompted both players to knuckle the felt and Sousa tabled the which was good enough to take down the pot. After the hand, Sousa had approximately 2.2 million in chips to Schulze's 1.4 million.
Chip counts:
Ricardo: 1,950,000
Michael: 1,650,000
, Schulze passed the first action to Ricardo who opened with a 120,000 bet; Michael just called. The river brought the , completing a potential flush draw and Michael, first to act, open-shoved all in. Ricardo then went into the tank, and it is important that we stress that when Ricardo goes into the tank, he dives deep... We're talking scuba gear, flippers, a full body wet suit; the works... When he eventually surfaced for air, he gave a short speech, suggesting that he thought Michael had hit his flush draw and finally laid down his hand.
Chip counts after the hand are as follows:
Michael Schulze: 1,850,000
Ricardo Sousa: 1,750,000
