£5,000 EPT London Main Event | 2009 PokerStars.com EPT London

10-07-2009 17:31 UTC+2

Min-Raise Doesn't Cut It With Eastgate

[user46392]

Dominic Cullen min-raised and got a flat call from Peter Eastgate.

They saw a {5-Diamonds}

flop and Eastgate bet out 325,000, which was exactly enough to make Cullen fold.

10-07-2009 17:23 UTC+2

And We're Back

[user46392]

Five players remain, and Dominic Cullen's started drinking cider.

Level: 30

Blinds: 60,000/120,000

Ante: 15,000

10-07-2009 17:14 UTC+2

Chip Counts

[user76023]

Peter Eastgate -- 7,400,000
Aaron Gustavson -- 6,410,000
Nikolai Senninger -- 4,960,000
Martin Gudvangen -- 1,610,000
Dominic Cullen -- 1,560,000

10-07-2009 17:05 UTC+2

EPT Live Lives!

[user46392]

Check out the final table, live and kicking:

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10-07-2009 17:04 UTC+2

Break Time

[user46392]

Lucky us, it's time for 15 minutes out. Back soon.

10-07-2009 16:59 UTC+2

Hakuna Matata For Nikolai

[user76023]

It seems there are no worries for Nikolai Senniger right now...

On a {K-Clubs}

flop, Nikolai Senninger bets 275,000 but Martin Gudvangen check-raises to 735,000.

After a moment, Senninger flat-calls and they see a {4-Spades}

turn. Gudvangen checks again and Senniger checks behind, Gudvangen checks the {5-Clubs}

river again and Senninger moves all-in for 1,445,000.

Just as we think Gudvangen is going to muck, he calls! Senninger shows {Q-?}

, a flopped full-house which is more than enough for the German to double up to about 5 million.

10-07-2009 16:49 UTC+2

OK, we can't judge that objectively, but local boy Dominic Cullen is winning the railer popularity contest by a long way so far. Every time he shoves his short stack in the middle and picks up the blinds, a round of applause and some muted "woo"s reverberate around the final table.

Tags: Dominic Cullen

10-07-2009 16:49 UTC+2

Senniger Doubles

[user76023]

Gudvangen sets Nikolai Senniger all-in from the small blind. Senniger, wearing a shirt that couldn't be more red unless it was left in a library for twenty years, made the call for his tournament life.

Senniger: {A-Clubs}