2009 PokerStars.com EPT London
£5,000 EPT London Main Event
Day: 5
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flop before it's checked again to Peter Eastgate on the
turn. Eastgate bets 200,000 and Gustavson calls, the river is the
and Gustavson checks a third time, Eastgate now bets 400,000 but suddenly Gustavson check-raises to 1,000,000.Eastgate looks concerned but calls with
and Gustavson mucks. The WSOP champion has been the big climber so far today.
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Level: 29
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 10,000
flop and Eastgate bet out 140,000. Milhomens made it 350,000, though, and a grouchy-looking Eastgate folded.
The flop is
and both players check. The turn is the
and Milhomens checks a second time, which to a Norwegian is like a red rag to a bull. Gudvangen bets 305,000 but Milhomens quickly calls.The river is the
and Milhomens checks once more, Gudvangen bets 620,000 this time. Milhomens makes the call but the Norwegian shows
and it's good. Milhomens, whose surname means 'A Thousand Men' in English is crippled as a result.
1) Peter Eastgate, 250,000
2) Aaron Gustavson, 200,000
3) Peter Eastgate again, 250,000 again
We have to say, after the blink-and-you'll-miss-them super-fast EPT final tables we've become accustomed to this season, the pace of this particular final seems almost glacial.
Puffing his cheeks out, the move has clearly woken the Dane up a little as he calculates the pot odds.
A slight case of gurning ensues, but Eastgate then folds.