2008 PokerStars.net EPT Polish Open

PokerStars EPT Warsaw Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info

2008 PokerStars.net EPT Polish Open

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
a6
Prize
$946,269
Event Info
Buy-in
$8,628
Prize Pool
$3,153,752
Entries
359
Level Info
Level
27
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
0

Big Fold For Caciolo

With 8,000 in the pot from pre-flop betting, Magnus Petersson bet 8,000 after the flop was dealt: {K-Clubs}{2-Diamonds}{8-Clubs}. Guiseppe Caciolo made it 20,000 which left himself around 20,000 behind. Magnus then moved all in, which would cost Guiseppe 16,000 more to call but he proceeded to fold in a big pot. He was shown {A-Diamonds}{K-Diamonds} for his troubles.

Deuces Never Loses

Giuseppe Caciolo has just doubled through PokerStars qualifier Willian Johnson in a hand that pitted Caciolo's pocket deuces against Johnson's {A-Diamonds}{Q-Spades}; Caciolo shoved pre-flop and Johnson made the call.

A king-high board cemented the hand for Caciolo who stacked up ~37,000 in new chips after the hand.

Tags: Giuseppe Caciolo

Table Talk

"It is a bad beat game at the moment. Look out boys . . . make sure you're behind!" - Andy Black on the current state of affairs at his table, which he's aptly dubbed, "The table of death."

Tags: Andy Black

Level: 11

Blinds: 600/1,200

Ante: 100

Lipkin Eliminated

Robert Lipkin
Robert Lipkin
Robert Lipkin, a PokerStars online qualifier from the United States, was recently eliminated from the tournament after getting all of his money in on a {9-Diamonds}{6-Spades}{4-Diamonds} flop holding 10-9 and running into an opponent's pocket aces. The turn and river blanked out {Q-Clubs}, {J-Clubs} and Lipkin graciously shook his opponent's hand and wished the table luck before exiting the tournament area.

Boue Doubles Through Black

Andy Black opened with a 3,100 raise from under-the-gun and a short-stacked Julien Boue sitting to Black's immediate left moved all in over the top for a total of 6,700. Action then folded back around to Black who made the call and tabled {A-Hearts}{7-Hearts}, dominated against Boue's {A-Spades}{J-Spades}.

After the dealer spread the {4-Diamonds}{9-Diamonds}{3-Diamonds} flop, Black joked, "Oh . . . flush draw!" The turn and river, both inconsequential, came {2-Diamonds}, {4-Spades} and Boue's A-J held strong, doubling him through to just under 20,000 in chips.

Tags: Andy Black