down on the table. This was a 600,000 chip pot and Michael casually revealed his 
.The board was dealt out
and Antonio Battisti was eliminated in 12th place earning $44,188.
2008 PokerStars.net EPT Polish Open
PokerStars EPT Warsaw Main Event
Day: 3
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
Players Left 1 / 359
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down on the table. This was a 600,000 chip pot and Michael casually revealed his .The board was dealt out
and Antonio Battisti was eliminated in 12th place earning $44,188.
Sebastian:
Mehdi:
The board had eight high with no flush or straight possibilities and Sebastian Ruthenberg was eliminated in 13th place earning $34,724.
and the action folded around to Michael Schulze in the small blind who moved in over the top, forcing the big blind out of the pot; Schulze tabled a mighty pocket pair of kings at the showdown.A flop of
left Juhola drawing quite slim, but the fell off on the turn, giving him a glimmer of hope - albeit a tiny one. Lee Nelson's turn commentary drew a laugh from the crowd: "The turn card is a seven, so Jari actually has an out."Someone would indeed make quads on the hand, but unfortunately for Juhola it wouldn't be him, as the
was the last card to fall off the deck giving Schulze the winner.Juhola earned $34,724 in prize money for his 14th place finish, while Schulze stacked up an impressive 480,000 after the hand.
and Willian check-raised all in. It was not the best time to do this as Ricardo had 
which left Willian's 
in bad shape. The did give hime a glimmer of hope on the turn but the 
river killed his chances and he was eliminated in 15th place earning $25,257.Ricardo Sousa is now the chip leader with 750,000.
and Ricardo bet 40,000 into a 100,000 pot. Christian folded, so the cards were on their backs.Ricardo:
Seppo:
The turn and river were
, 
, which meant that Seppo was eliminated in 16th place earning $25,257.
On a K-J-5 board, Sonesson and Schulze got it all in - Sonesson with pocket aces and Schulze, a set of fives. The turn and river were inconsequential and Sonesson was left short-stacked and desperate. Moments later, he shoved his remaining chips into the middle holding Q-4 and was called, once again by Schulze, who tabled A-6. The board brought no help for either player and Schulze's ace-high took down the miniature pot.
Sonesson walked away with $18,942 in prize money for his 17th place finish.
Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
Sousa was able to spike a third queen on the turn to cement the hand and send Hopkins to the rail in 18th position ($18,942).
The board ran out
and Ruthenberg took down the pot, bringing his chip count to just under 200,000 for the day.For his 19th place finish, Janusz Petlic took home $18,942 in prize money.
