against McPhee's 
and a comprehensive board of 
sealed his fate.
2009 PokerStars.com EPT London
£5,000 EPT London Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 PokerStars.com EPT London
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£5,000
Prize Pool
£3,540,500
Entries
730
Level
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 730
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against McPhee's and a comprehensive board of sealed his fate.
55 Robert Firestone
54 Tommy Vedes
53 David Rawnsley
52 Mieczyslaw Basara
51 Thomas Dolezal
50 JC Tran
They saw a
flop and Ferguson checked it, and then swiftly folded to a 45,000 bet from Mayrinck, robbing us of any further entertainment. "My first big hand in ages," confessed Mayrinck. It's like Ferguson could tell.
against Rui Milhomens' 
in a short-stacked blind on blind confrontation. Milhomes hit a king for good measure, and it was a red card for Sheringham.As he approached the payout table, the lady with the paying power clearly did not recognise him. "Hello, Mr, er, 409," she said, looking at his player ID card, "What's your surname?" Sheringham, said he. "Is that with a 'C'?"
Tran thought for a moment but folded, before being slightly annoyed about folding his hand when Ferguson showed
and Obst flipped 
.The board came
and Ferguson doubled through, crippling Obst in the process. Theo Tran walked away from the table, clearly having folded the best hand preflop.
It turns out her table was playing six-handed so she raised under the gun with
but got three callers. They saw a 
flop and there was action between her and Theo Tran; the last of her chips went in on the 
turn and Tran turned over pocket sevens. No miracle on the river, and she was out."I mean, that's so sick," she was saying. "Who actually flops a set?"
Tran is up to 800,000.
They saw an
board before getting it in on the 
turn. Spindler held for two pair and the nut flush draw against Inman's weaker . No King or Queen on the blank river and the German is miles ahead of everyone else.
failed to spike against Michael Berry's pocket fives.Berry may well have a big stack now, but we can't tell as all his chips are in a mass of very small and uneven stacks, messily sprawling out across the table in every direction. Must be an online player...
Benny Spindler - 1.7 million
Nikolai Senninger - 1.05 million
Martin Gudvangen - 1.02 million
Raymond Wu - 1 million
Getting There
Darus Suharto - 930,000
Annette Obrestad - 900,000
