2009 PokerStars.com EPT Vilamoura
Vilamoura Championship Main Event
Day: 2
Sousa's the Loser
Come the turn Mattsson bet out 3,020. Boatman passed, but a giggling Sousa called.
They found themselves looking at a river and Mattsson checked. "Do you have a nine?" asked a grinning Sousa. "What do you have?" came Mattsson's response. "Are you trapping with a nine?" Sousa tried again, and this time Mattsson said nothing. Sousa bet 4,000 and after a moment Mattsson called.
He didn't have a nine - but his was good enough to beat Sousa's mere .
Sousa dips to 63,000.
Hold the Clock
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 200
Back We Go
Sanchez Steams Ahead
Sanchez raised to 4,100 preflop and Nieberg made ot 11,200. Call. They saw a flop and Sanchez checked. Nieberg tried it on for 14,000 - but folded when Sanchez check-raised to 45,000. Nieberg folded.
"I told you twice already, you've got to respect me!" said Sanchez as he triumphantly tabled offsuit.
Sanchez - 250,000
Nieberg - 315,000
Former Chip Leader in Trouble
Marco della Tommasina, at one point yesterday a gigantic chip leader, has been reduced to around 30,000. Most recently he shoved it all in to a raise from online qualifier Hugo Felix, who eventually passed.
Deeb v. Sarwer: Sarwer Having None of It
Sarwer leaned back in his chair with a smirk on his face. "Friggin' four-flush," he said, still smiling and shooting glances across the table. After another minute or so, he hurriedly stacked together the call and plunked it into the pot. Deeb tabled for the airball. Sarwer proudly flipped over , his lowly pair of deuces good enough to earn him the pot.
Sarwer - 255,000
Deeb - 55,000
Schultz Left with Peanuts
Kelly Not Well-y
Kelly was in pretty good shape with against his opponent's , but a cruel six on the river spelled the end of Kelly's first outing as a Team Pokerstars Pro.