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2009 PokerStars.com EPT Prague
EPT Prague Main Event
Day: 2
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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He got it in good with
against his opponent's 
, but the board came out 
to send him home early."I would like to say I'm sorry," said his opponent, "But..."
board, which Luc "Brother Of Max" Greenwood checked. His opponent bet 21,300, and Greenwood spent some good time tanking up before passing. No feeling sorry for him, though - at 140,000, he's still up there in big stack territory.
The flop brought
and a leading bet from Demel. He fired 8,000 at the pot, and Alain Roy made the call two seats over. Juha Lauttamus then stuck in a raise to 17,400. That was enough to fold the fourth player in the hand, but Demel quickly called. The action was back on Roy, and he moved all in for 24,400 total. Both opponents called, and Roy was at risk going to the turn.It paired the board with the
, and Demel moved all in with his covering stack. Lauttamus made the call for his own tournament life, and two players were now in jeopardy as the cards were turned up:Demel:
Roy:
Lauttamus:
Both Roy and Lauttamus had flopped the nuts, and Roy was almost freerolling to the straight flush. The two of them would need to dodge a king or an eight to stay alive, and the river was the
-- safe. Demel doubles up both opponents, and he's now shorter than both.
Also having a lovely day is Priyan Demel. After starting with 75,000 or so, he's rocketed right up to 160,000, and is now expressing regret that he's going to have to wait until tomorrow to make the money. Feeling confident, then.
Alexander Milanov, on the other hand, seems to have enjoyed a reversal of fortune - he's up to 38,000 from the 16,500 we counted him with earlier.
Alix:
Naujoks:
Board:
Out went Mr. Alix, and Naujoks, looking terribly innocent as she raked in the pot, moved up to around 140,000.
Showdown
Button:
van den Berg:
Big Blind:
The big blind's pocket aces would hold up in the end. The button flopped a king, and van den Burg turned a flush draw, but neither man could catch up. For the big blind, that spells a double-up-and-then-some. For van den Berg, it's the end of the road and the end of his tournament.
Silow showed down
, and he was racing for his survival against the Team PokerStars Pro's . The dealer would show him no favor, though, as the board ran out 
. Unable to hold his pocket pair, Oskar Silow has been knocked out of Day 2.Horecki is now quite, quite healthy. After a fine start to his day, the Polish pro is up to 177,000.
