Jason Mercier: 60,000
Daniel Negreanu: 53,000
Annette Obrestad: back up to 71,000 after dropping a little
Going Down
Ted Lawson: drops to a still commanding 75,000
Roland de Wolfe: 13,500
Marcel Baran: 9,000
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final
€10,000 EPT Grand Final Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€10,000
Prize Pool
€9,350,000
Entries
935
Level
33
Blinds
120,000 / 240,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 935
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Jason Mercier: 60,000
Daniel Negreanu: 53,000
Annette Obrestad: back up to 71,000 after dropping a little
Going Down
Ted Lawson: drops to a still commanding 75,000
Roland de Wolfe: 13,500
Marcel Baran: 9,000
that drew a bet of 625 from the big blind. Tony, with about 13,000 behind, fired out a raise to 2,000 that won him the pot after about a minute. That pot increased his stack to 15,000.
."Someone was World Champion with this hand!" he said, laughing, "From the small blind, I always have nothing. You started the war, actually..."
Flop:
Tureniec bet out 4,200 and there was a brief pause while the original raiser took delivery of a cappuccino from a rather impatient waiter. Call.
Turn:
Tureniec made a sweeping motion with his hand, which the dealer interpreted as him moving all in. In fact he had only been motioning for his opponent to move his hand away so Tureniec could see how many chips he had left -- it was 16,700. No matter, though -- after a moment Tureniec bet 20,000 to cover his opponent, who folded quietly.
The sit and go tournaments are also kicking off; word is that the next €1,000 one will feature Nelly(!)
on an innocuous looking 
flop, but Babic was holding 
for the flush draw which came in on the turn. The river was the 
for overkill.Babic up to around 60,000.
Black: 27,000
Brenes: 47,000
Chidwick: out? We seem to have lost track of him...
flop and the G-meister moved in with 
, no spades. Unfortunately for him, Jaka had the nut flush and that was the end of it.Actually, not long after knocking out Tony G, Jaka also busted the gent who sat down in his former seat, and appears to be our runaway chip leader on about 130,000. "We're all playing for second place now," said Jelinek.
which appeared to have made a backdoor flush on a queen-high board.
The flop came
, and with two checks to him Moneymaker bet 2,200. Paulsen alone called. The turn: . Again, Paulsen check-called, this time for 4,400. The river was the . A final check from the preflop raiser, and Moneymaker pushed his whole stack over the line (around 6,300). This time, Paulsen took his time counting out the call, while Moneymaker produced -- as if from nowhere -- a big stack of 'Team Pokerstars Pro stickers' and laid them on top of his hand.This failed to instil the necessary fear in Paulsen, who called. "Good game guys," said Moneymaker showing
, which it turned out had missed a big draw against Paulsen's, now victorious, 
.
