£5,000 EPT London Main Event Day 3 | 2009 PokerStars.com EPT London

10-05-2009 13:29 UTC+1

JP Eliminates Kronwitter

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JP Kelly continues to add to his stack with the run-good. He just knocked out Jonas Kronwitter with {A-Hearts}

spiking against the German's {A-Clubs}

on a

board.

JP Kelly is up to about 340,000.

10-05-2009 13:27 UTC+1

And While You Wait...

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10-05-2009 13:26 UTC+1

Break Time

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15 poker-free minutes for all our runners to enjoy.

10-05-2009 13:26 UTC+1

Exits So Far

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104 Olaf de Zeeuw
103 Harri Suni
102 Liya Gerasimova
101 Manuel Bevand

10-05-2009 13:25 UTC+1

Downtown Tran

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A massive pot had developed by the time we witnessed Aaraon Gustavson move all in on a {3-Spades}

flop. JC Tran spent a long time considering his options, but eventually decided that folding was the way forward.

Tran - 250,000
Gustavson - 475,000

Tags: JC Tran

10-05-2009 13:24 UTC+1

Ahh-No! Mattern Is Out.

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Arnaud Mattern has been eliminated, he was all-in with {8-Hearts}

on a

board against the {A-Diamonds}

of David Rawnsley, the turn was the {7-Hearts}

but the river was the {4-Diamonds}

to complete Rawnsley's flush and bust the Frenchman.

10-05-2009 13:23 UTC+1

Bevand Bust

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Manuel Bevand is busto -- we arrived just as the cards were being swept into the muck, but it looked a little as though he'd had pocket kings cracked by Benny Spindler's {6-Hearts}

.

10-05-2009 13:21 UTC+1

Lusso-Aggressive

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Alessandro Lusso shoved for his last 18,500 and it folded right around to Will Molson in the big blind, who made a reluctant call.

Lusso: {4-Clubs}

Molson:

Board:

"I folded ace-four," said a cheerful Edmund O'Brien as Lusso raked in the pot. "Ace-five I snap-call. Ah ha ha ha ha."

10-05-2009 13:10 UTC+1

Obrestad Likes Her Chips Suni Side Up

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Get yourself an Annette 750 - The ultimate in chipstack destruction.

Edmund O'Brien brought to our attention the hand that has made Annette Obrestad the new chip leader in the tournament. Harri Suni raised on the button, O'Brien folded the small blind and Annette reraised in the big blind. Suni moved all-in for what looked to be about 300,000 and Obrestad called with {A-Clubs}

way ahead of the Finn's {A-Diamonds}