Seat 1 Anthony Roux 2,285,000
Seat 2 Stefan Mattsson 3,485,000
Seat 3 Laurence Ryan 1,805,000
Seat 6 Jan Skampa 4,525,000
Seat 7 Eyal Avitan 3,445,000
Seat 8 Luca Pagano 2,125,000
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Prague
EPT Prague Main Event
Day: 5
Event Info
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Prague
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€2,842,100
Entries
586
Level
32
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
25,000
Players Left 1 / 586
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Seat 1 Anthony Roux 2,285,000
Seat 2 Stefan Mattsson 3,485,000
Seat 3 Laurence Ryan 1,805,000
Seat 6 Jan Skampa 4,525,000
Seat 7 Eyal Avitan 3,445,000
Seat 8 Luca Pagano 2,125,000
The flop came suited with
. Ryan checked and called after Skampa continued out with a bet of 165,000. Fourth street brought the 
and checks from both men, and the 
filled out the board on the river. Ryan now took control with a bet of 245,000. Skampa thought it over for a couple minutes before sticking in the call.Ryan tabled
for the small flush, and Skampa promptly mucked his cards.
, and Ryan checked from his small blind. Pagano continued out with 275,000 chips, and Roux was the only one who wanted to continue in the hand.Heads up now, the
dropped on the turn, and Pagano took his pause. After about a minute, he gathered a bet of 425,000 and fired once again. This time it did the trick; Roux mucked, and the Italian takes the pot.
. Both men would check, and they would do the same when the hit the turn. Fifth street came the , and Skampa led out with a bet of 170,000. After a few minutes, Roux called.Skampa turned over
, and Roux flipped over 
for the winning ace-high. Nice call, sir.
Pagano:
Mattsson:
Board:
Thus Pagano will have to settle for 6th place. Always the bridesmaid, never the bride.
Maybe we need a new dealer or something, because this one's a particularly nasty blind-on-blind cooler.
Ryan:
Mattsson:
Board:
Thus Ryan becomes our 5th place finisher, and after less than an hour and a half, we are four-handed, Stefan Mattsson holding over 9 million of the 17.5 million chips in play.
A few hands ago, Skampa opened in the cutoff to 120,000. From the big blind, Mattsson three-bet to 330,000, and Skampa called. The flop brought
, and Mattsson's continuation bet of 440,000 was good enough to earn him the pot.Just a couple hands later, it was Anthony Roux opening to 120,000. Mattsson three-bet it again, making it 290,000 this time. Roux called, and the flop came down
, and Roux would fold to a bet of 290,000.
flop, which they both checked.Mattsson bet out 440,000 on the
turn, but Skampa made the call and they both checked the 
river. "You win," announced Mattsson and mucked his cards. Skampa was not required to show, and is up to 5 million.
Skampa check-called 155,000 on the
flop and another 240,000 on the turn. They both checked the river, and Mattsson turned over 
for a monster draw that had turned to nothing. Skampa's was good to take the pot, and put him up to 5.5 million or so.
