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Cataldo:
Schulz:
Board:
Cataldo doubles to 400,000.
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Prague
EPT Prague Main Event
Day: 3
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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Cataldo:
Schulz:
Board:
Cataldo doubles to 400,000.
Avitan:
Markovits:
Board: a rather cruel
, but Marcin Horecki was holding 
.Board:
(X) flop. His fellow Frenchman Anthony Roux looked him up with 
, but Cao tabled pocket deuces for a set. The rest of the board locked up the pot for him, and he's doubled to about 220,000.Roux was unusually upset with the result of that hand as he slapped his cards into the muck and sat there looking rather forlorn for several minutes; he's dropped to 420,000.
racing with Gomes' 
.The flop found Gomes and the board ran out
. A pair of tens is good, and when the stacks were counted down, Thomsen was covered by just a few thousand. That's the end of his day.
flop with 
for top pair - but de Korver insta-called with 
and Ghossan made his exit in disgust after failing to improve on the 
turn or 
river.De Korver made a curious alien noise, a little like he was speaking in tongues (our Dutch colleagues assure us that it was not just his own language), and is up to a whopping 900,000.
Kasper:
Zahmat:
Board:
. Avitan turned over 
for, well, quads, and Markovits is left with just 75,000.
flop, which Cataldo checked. Langmann bet 22,000 - and then called the check-raise to 60,000 from Cataldo.Come the
turn Cataldo shoved, and Langmann insta-called.Cataldo:
for two pairLangmann:
for a straight River:
Langmann doubled up to a very respectable 350,000; Cataldo meanwhile was left with less than 40,000.
Meanwhile...
Across the room, Mikko Turtiainen made a raise to 12,500 in early position, and Antonin Teissere moved all in for 66,000 total. Turtainen asked for a count before making the call to put the Frenchman at risk.
Two players were now in danger of bubbling, though Kahlmeyer would be guaranteed a payday if Teisseire were to lose his final hand. Teisseire would need Kahlmeyer to go broke and win his own hand in order to assure himself of a cash.
Table Kahlmeyer was the first to play the hand out since the all-in player had more chips than Teisseire. Kahlmeyer tabled
, poised for a crucial double up against de Korver's . The flop, though, was a disaster. It came out to give de Korver top pair and a flush draw. The turn opened the door a crack, but the on the river slammed it right back shut, eliminating him from the tournament and leaving him sweating the action across the room.Back to Table Teisseire, and we see Turtiainen table
. Teisseire had no intentions of going broke as he proudly turned up . The board ran out 
, and that does indeed spell a double up for the big guy.Tim Kahlmeyer has unfortunately become the bubble boy here in Prague. We play on with 80 players who are now all guaranteed a payday this week.
