Roux:
Lauttamus:
Board:
Lauttamus doubles back up to 900,000 or so; Roux is down to 1,530,000.
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Prague
EPT Prague Main Event
Day: 4
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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Roux:
Lauttamus:
Board:
Lauttamus doubles back up to 900,000 or so; Roux is down to 1,530,000.
. Ekerot checked and folded when Zaytsev fired 92,000, but Skampa made a quick call.Heads up now, the turn brought the
. Zaytsev seemed resigned to the forthcoming actions. He checked, Skampa bet 180,000, and he instantly folded.That latest pot from Skampa has pushed him into the chip lead with more than 2.1 million.
. Skampa continued out with a bet of 66,000. Ekerot quickly called, and the turn came the 
. Both players checked in turn this time, and the dealer dropped the on the river. Skampa paused for a moment before sliding out 150,000 more chips. Ekerot didn't seem to sure of himself, but he eventually made the call.Skampa tabled
, and that was the winner. Ekerot returned his cards to the muck and sent about a third of his stack across the felt.
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Laurence Ryan raised, but did not call the button push from Kalle Niemi. Niemi showed him
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Jolmer Meelis open-shoved from the small blind, and absolutely did not get a call form Luca Pagano in the big blind.
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Anthony Roux made a raise, but folded when Juha Lauttamus moved all in from the button.
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Priyan de Mel raised under the gun, but Jolmer Meelis shoved and de Mel folded.
Level: 23
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 2,000
It spread out
, and Ryan led out with a bet. Avitan quickly called, folding Pagano and sending them heads up to the turn. Avitan would call another bet when the paired the board, and Ryan moved all in on the river. Avitan obliged again, making the call with 
. It was no good; Ryan showed up 
, his trips earning him a huge double up to about 1.15 million
. All three checked, and the 
fell on fourth street. After checks from the first two players, Roux fired a bet of 95,000. That was enough to fold the big blind quickly, while Brosolo made a nearly-as-quick call.The last card off was the
. Roux fired another 220,000 chips into the pot in a tower of blues. That set Brosolo aback, and he would sit in the tank for a couple minutes looking rather confounded. Finally, he stuck in the call.Roux turned over
for the turned full house, and he's picked up another nice pot. Despite his French compatriots falling all around him, Roux has managed to build his stack up to about 1.75 million, knocking Brosolo all the way down to 395,000.
Meelis:
Pagano:
"A ten would be nice," said Meelis, unnecessarily.
Board:
With that, Pagano seems to be well on his way to what will or would be his sixth (seriously, sixth) EPT final table, on 1.6 million. Meelis is left with 350,000.
