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. But it was no good; Eichelbaum showed up 
, poised for the knockout.The board ran out
, no help for the pocket kings. With a shake of the head and a handshake to his table mates, Poujad made his way toward the exit.
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Prague
EPT Prague Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Prague
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€2,842,100
Total Entries
586
Level
32
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
25,000
Players Left 1 / 586
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. But it was no good; Eichelbaum showed up , poised for the knockout.The board ran out
, no help for the pocket kings. With a shake of the head and a handshake to his table mates, Poujad made his way toward the exit.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
That number represents another increase over the first two years of this event (555 and 570 runners respectively). We're still waiting for the breakdown of the prize pool, and we'll post that as soon as it's available.
"To table at Marc needles we see Patrick Bruel limpen in the under the grant position. Marc needles, which sit directly beside him, limpt also. The button callt also the piglet blindly and then is it the turn to the small blind. The older Mr raiset to 1,850 and Bruel goes direct allin for 9,100 total. Needles and the other player folden on which the player in the small blindly direct callt. Showdown: Patrick Bruel
Antagonist {ash} {reporting office} The board comes 
and this way loses we the French cabaret singer."It sounds much sexier in Dutch.
To sum up:
Bruel limped in under the gun, as did Marc Naalden to his immediate left. The button called too (no actual piglets were blinded in the making of this hand), but the small blind raised to 1,850. Bruel moved in with
, Naalden and the button folded, and Mr. Small Blind's pocket were good on the board to send Bruel to the rail.
"Ja," said Peter Hedlund, "He thought it would be nice to invade France again."
Ignoring that completely, it seems Becker raised, and the gentleman in seat 1 - Farid Abidi according to the seating plan, but he'd wandered off so we couldn't confirm; either way, a Frenchman - reraised. Becker shoved for his last 6,000 or so, the Frenchman called, and they were racing.
Becker:
Frenchman:
Board: a pretty decisive
. Minieri was in the lead with 
.The flop paired his opponent, but it was pretty safe as it came out
. The 
on the turn didn't change anything, but the river card sure did. The 
peeled off, and several players at the table let out a genuine, "Awwww." Not sure why they'd want to keep the dangerous Minieri around, but it's no matter now; he's out.
), Darus Suharto in the big blind and his opponent across the table both checked.The river came down the
and Suharto now bet out 7,500. His opponent sighed. "You might have a ten," he hypothesized, "Or you're bluffing..."He called. And was most surprised to see Suharto turn over
. "OK, no chance," said Mr. Opponent, with only a hint of embarrassment. He flashed the as Suharto raked in the pot.
