2009 PokerStars.com EPT Barcelona
€8,300 EPT Barcelona Main Event
Day: 5
Level: 27
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 5,000
Break
Matt Lapossie Eliminated In 7th (€120,000)
Lapossie thought for a moment before moving all-in and Ojala instantly called.
Lapossie:
Ojala:
The board came -X and Lapossie was gone.
Etiquette Lesson
One of the latest emails discussed the issue of calling the clock and the incident between Marc Goodwin and Santiago Terrazas. The author of the email mentioned that if he knew someone became irritated from having the clock called on them, he or she would call the clock every time in an effort to tilt the player.
Mercier commented in response, "If you called the clock every time, you'd be consider a d******e bag and probably be shot in the parking lot outside."
Closing the Book
Goodwin Picks One Up
They saw a flop and Goodwin checked. Manole dwelled for some moments, and then checked behind.
They moved on to a turn and this time Goodwin bet out 150,000. Manole once again seemed to count to ten in his head, and finally passed.
Smith Pushes Against Lapossie
Laspossie Fighting Back
Eventually, Terrazas passed. His railers applauded anyway.
No Fold Equity
The Spanish fans rose to their feet, hoping their star would be able to hold on and earn the double up.
The board ran out and indeed, Terrazas doubled to around 1.6 million chips.