2009 PokerStars.com EPT Barcelona

€8,300 EPT Barcelona Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info

2009 PokerStars.com EPT Barcelona

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
kj
Prize
€850,000
Event Info
Buy-in
€8,000
Prize Pool
€3,832,000
Entries
479
Level Info
Level
30
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
15,000

Rousso Way Down

Vanessa Rousso was faced with a large bet of 7,000 chips in front of her. The final board read {10-Hearts} {6-Hearts} {2-Clubs} {5-Clubs} {7-Diamonds}. She tanked for a while, but eventually made the call.

Her opponent showed {8-Diamonds} {7-Spades} for a pair of sevens on the river. Rousso tabled {9-Clubs} {6-Clubs} for a pair of sixes and a busted club draw. She was left with only 6,000 chips.

Tags: Vanessa Rousso

Pot Lost for Demidov

Ivan Demidov raised to 400 from the cutoff seat. The button called and then Boris Becker called out of the big blind. The flop came down {9-Spades} {9-Diamonds} {5-Clubs}. Action checked to the button and he bet 475. Only Demidov called.

The turn brought the {3-Hearts}. Both players checked.

The river was the {4-Clubs} and Demidov check-folded to a bet of 1,200 from his opponent, dropping some chips just before the break.

Level: 3

Blinds: 100/200

Ante: 0

Naujoks Shows What She's Got

Naujoks - not kicking up a fuss
Naujoks - not kicking up a fuss
An interesting hand involving Sandra Naujoks erupted shortly before the break.

Naujoks had bet 1,050 to a check from her opponent on the {A-Clubs} {5-Clubs} {6-Diamonds} flop and he had called; he check-called again on the {J-Hearts} turn. Both players checked the {10-Clubs} river -- at which point the opponent open-folded. The dealer started to push the pot towards Naujoks, when another player at the table complained that he would like to see Naujoks' cards. The dealer started to tell him that she didn't have to show, although after a moment of this, she flipped {J-Clubs} {Q-Diamonds} in order to avoid any controversy.

Naujoks is on 29,300.

Tags: Sandra Naujoks

Riverman Only Needs a Flop

Laurence "Riverman1" Houghton is up to 34,000, not a bad start for the online wizard.

Most recently he saw a {3-Hearts} {2-Spades} {7-Clubs} flop and his opponent bet out 1,500. Houghton made it 4,800 and his opponent swiftly passed. Houghton showed him {A-Hearts} {K-Hearts}.

While this whole hand was going on, a tablemate appeared to be involved in a long and impassioned lecture directed at Houghton, the subject of which seemed to be that Britain was only ever a great country because of its history of colonizing and plundering other nations. Houghton nodded politely.

Tags: Laurence Houghton