2009 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final
€10,000 EPT Grand Final Main Event
Day: 3
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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Obrestad laughed and said, "I have an ace," showing down
. Roy tabled 
. He was disgusted to see an ace on the 
flop and started to walk away from the table. His rather vocal railing section cheered excitedly and called him back when the 
spiked on the turn to win him the pot. Roy doubled up to about 470,000.
against her assassin's 
, but a king on the flop was followed by a ten on the turn, and out she goes.Not sure who it was who was responsible of robbing everyone in the room of the rather nice view, but her former tablemate Matthew Woodward is now up to a suspicious-looking 2,300,000.
board. Dag Martin Mikkelsen raised, and Woodward disappeared into the tank.While this was happening, Sergio Castellucio wandered off to the bar and got a coffee. He came back with his coffee, and immediately called time on Woodward, without having been involved in or actually seen the hand. Woodward was outraged and called Thomas Kremser over. While God's own tournament director was patiently explaining the procedures for calling the clock, Woodward folded. Now Mikkelsen was outraged. Outrage rules at table five.
, got looked up by Sergio Castellucio in the big blind holding 
, was dominated, completely failed to connect in any ultimately meaningful way with the 
board, and was gone.
"He is tired," said tablemate Roger Hairabedian to dealer Robbie, pointing at Tulchinskiy. Nevertheless, regardless of whether or not Tulchinskiy just wanted to go home, de Korver folded and Tulchinskiy will have to remain here until his chips are gone or Thomas Kremser declares it bedtime.
They saw a
flop, and after a little pause, Rossiter checked. After apparently counting to ten in his mind or something similar, Physioc called. In fact, every action in this particular hand seemed to take an incredibly long time, so sparing our readers the dwelling:Rossiter checked the
turn and then called 125,000 from Physioc. Both checked the 
river, and Rossiter flipped over to take it down while Physioc merely mucked. Physioc is now down to 790,000.
Patrick Sacrispeyre was all in on Table 3 at the same time that Roland Lee was all in on Table 2. Sacrispeyre was in a race with his
against pocket fives. A board of 
was the end for Mr. Sacrispeyre.At the other table, Lee's
were up against Ludovic Lacay's 
. Lee sighed as an ace flopped, 
. He was out the door after the 
turn and 
river.
Sandra Naujoks raised to 50,000 and was called in two spots by Matthew Woodward and Dag Martin Mikkelsen.
Flop:
Woodward bet out 105,000 and Mikkelsen called. Naujoks thought better of it and passed.
Turn:
This time, check, check.
River:
Woodward bet out 225,000, and after a long and probably not very peaceful spell in the tank, Mikkelsen called and tabled
. He giggled in possible embarrassment when he discovered that Woodward had hit the turn with his 
.
