on a board of 
. That's right, a straight flush. Mozdzen moved up to 145,000 chips.
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Warsaw
PokerStars.com EPT Warsaw Championship Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Warsaw
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
23,500 PLN
Entries
203
Level
25
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
4,000
Players Left 1 / 203
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on a board of . That's right, a straight flush. Mozdzen moved up to 145,000 chips.
, and there was about 18,000 already in the pot.Kitai was facing a bet of 12,000, valued at more than half of his remaining stack. He asked his opponent if he'd show, and there was no response. Finally, the Belgian pro reluctantly folded, leaving himself 22,000 chips for a better spot.
out on board. Most of the action had already taken place, and there were at least 125,000 chips already heaped in the middle of the table. Jeff Sarwer's 46,000 remaining chips were out in front of his betting line, and Corneliu Cretu was in the tank with the covering stack.The decision would take a solid five to seven minutes as Sarwer sat motionless. Cretu finally kicked in his cards, and Sarwer exhaled as if he hadn't taken a breath during that entire tank time. He's still stacking up those chips, but it looks like he'll be well over 200,000 after that biggest pot of the tournament so far.
to Carter Phillips. Phillips fired 10,100 into a pot of over 18,000. Pagano made the call.The turn brought he
. Pagano checked again after this fourth diamond fell. Phillips checked behind.The river was the
and Pagano checked once more. Phillips grabbed some chips and bet out 16,500. Pagano squirmed in his seat as he contemplated what to do.After about a minute, the silence broke when Pagano asked, "You got jacks?" Phillips didn't move or respond to the comment. "Show me two jacks." Pagano then continued to say as he spun his hand into the muck.
"I got two red cards." replied Phillips, showing
to the table for a bluff.Phillips now has an astounding 350,000 chips while Pagano dropped to 50,000.
On the first of this two-hand saga, Orpe opened the pot with pocket aces and found no action. She was quite displeased with that result.
On the very next hand, she found
and open-raised from the button. The big blind came along to the flop of 
. He checked, and Orpe's continuation bet was quickly called.The turn gave her a pair with a second
, and she moved all in for her remaining 12,000. After some debate, her opponent called to put her at risk, turning over 
. She was ahead, but a drastic 
on the river would fill in the gutshot straight to send her off to the roulette tables.
The flop came down
. Minieri checked and Nguyen fired 4,000. Minieri called.The turn brought the
and Minieri checked again. Nguyen fired 7,000 and Minieri quickly folded. Scotty is now up to 70,000. Minieri fell back a little to 67,000.
.Lellouche checked and Drexel fired 6,600. Lellouche then stuck out a bunch of chips to put Drexel all in. Drexel made the call for his remaining 25,000 or so holding
. Lellouche held 
.The turn was the
and the river the 
. Drexel was unable to improve and was sent to the rail. Lellouche now is back over the century mark with 106,000 chips.
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
