£5,000 EPT London Main Event Day 4 | 2009 PokerStars.com EPT London

10-06-2009 21:01 UTC+1

Eastgate Doubles Up

Peter Eastgate raised to 145,000 from middle-position, Vivek Rajkumar was in the big blind and announced all-in.

Eastgate instantly called with {10-Diamonds}

, Rajkumar showed {K-Hearts}

and the board came {Q-Hearts}

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Eastgate is up to 2,300,000 again and Rajkumar has 1,950,000.

Senniger probably feels bad about folding top pair now...

10-06-2009 21:05 UTC+1

Cullen Up

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Dominic Cullen open-shoved, and to his left Peter Eastgate re-shoved. Uh-oh...

Cullen: {A-Hearts}

Eastgate:

But wait!

Board: {8-Clubs}

Cullen doubles up to stay in the game, while Eastgate's newly doubled stack takes a hit.

Tags: Dominic Cullen Peter Eastgate

10-06-2009 21:09 UTC+1

Wu Hu for Senninger

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A brief raising war between Raymond Wu and Nikolai Senninger saw the latter calling all in.

Senninger: {J-Hearts}

Wu: somewhat behind with {K-Diamonds}

Board: a surprise-free {8-Spades}

to double up the Lion King-loving German to a shade over 2 million.

Tags: Nikolai Senninger Raymond Wu

10-06-2009 21:19 UTC+1

Eastgate Doubles Up (Again)

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Peter Eastgate raises to 140,000, Vivek Rajkumar reraises to 420,000 and after a moment's thought Eastgate reraises all-in. Rajkumar snap-calls but hates what he sees...

Rajkumar: {A-Spades}

Eastgate:

is a board that can't save Rajkumar. Eastgate is up to 3,500,000 and Rajkumar is crippled with just 400,000.

10-06-2009 21:25 UTC+1

Rajkumar Doubles Through Milhomens

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Vivek Rajkumar raised to 190,000 and then made the inevitable call when Rui Milhomens reraised. On their backs.

Rajkumar: {A-Spades}

Milhomens: dominating with {A-Diamonds}

But, again, wait!

Board: {Q-Hearts}

Rajkumar stays in on 735,000 and we play on.

Tags: Rui Milhomens Vivek Rajkumar

10-06-2009 21:40 UTC+1

We've seen nary a flop the past few minutes, as virtually every hand has been taken down with a simple preflop raise. With a couple of serious short stacks at the table now though, something's got to give eventually...

10-06-2009 21:48 UTC+1

No-One Is Allowed To Go...

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Vivek Rajkumar moves all-in for 745,000. Karim Bennani reraises all-in for 795,000. Raymond Wu then thought for ages before folding.

Bennani: {8-Spades}