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Katja Thater - 24,000
Martin Wendt - 40,000
David Rawnsley - 23,500
Guillaume de la Gorce - 68,000
Maria Maceiras - 60,000
Martin Kabrhel - 60,000
Ricardo Sousa - 33,000
Jasper Wetemans - 36,000
[Removed:13] - 85,000
Michel Abecassis - 33,000
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Vilamoura
Vilamoura Championship Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Vilamoura
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€1,561,700
Total Entries
322
Level
28
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 322
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Katja Thater - 24,000
Martin Wendt - 40,000
David Rawnsley - 23,500
Guillaume de la Gorce - 68,000
Maria Maceiras - 60,000
Martin Kabrhel - 60,000
Ricardo Sousa - 33,000
Jasper Wetemans - 36,000
[Removed:13] - 85,000
Michel Abecassis - 33,000
Josipovic:
Button Man: dominating with
Board:
and thus lacking any nasty surprises.Josipovic is still one of today's high fliers though, on roughly 85,000.
A few minutes ago, Dancona got Mattern again with another float. Arnaud held
, and he bet on an A-T-5 flop. Dancona called, and both players checked when a second five hit the turn, Mattern trying to induce a bluff. A jack hit the river, and Mattern bet-called after big raise from Dancona. The Italian turned over K-Q for the unlikey straight, and Mattern dropped another pot.And Dancona would deliver Mattern's final blow as well. The French pro opened to 1,075, and Dancona three-bet to 3,600. Mattern then four-bet to 10,800, and Dancona shoved over the top. Mattern instantly called for his last ~33,000 total with two kings, and he was poised to double up through the pocket queens on the other end of the table. Fate's folly struck though, and Mattern could not escape a third queen on board.
After a rough half-day, Mattern is outta here.
At an adjacent table, some significant preflop action was developing as well. Under the gun, big stack Jason Lavallee opened to 725, and he found two initial callers. The decision came to big blind Piergiorgio Dancona, and he announced a re-raise to 3,800. Lavallee wasn't having any of it; he stuck in another raise to 8,000 straight, and this time Dancona and the rest of the dabblers ran for cover.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
flop and then raised to a bet from his opponent. Mr. Opponent pushed, Boatman called all in, and it was an easy double-up back to his 30,000 starting stack for Boatman.Boatman:
for the straightMr. Opponent:
for top pairTurn:
River:
Daniel Drescher - our current chip leader on 95,000
Misfortune
Jan Collado - out
. The Croatian Sensation was in good shape to double up, tabling 
.The news would get better too; the dealer ran out a flop of
to give Galic a healthy lead in the hand. Then the news would get worse, much worse. The hit the turn to give Barbosa his pair and two outs for the knockout. And sure enough, he found the on the river to make the unlikely trips and send Galic to the rail."Wow. Two queens!" said Galic as he headed off, more shocked than upset.
