2009 PokerStars.com EPT Warsaw

PokerStars.com EPT Warsaw Championship Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info

2009 PokerStars.com EPT Warsaw

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
a7
Prize
1,493,170 PLN
Event Info
Buy-in
23,500 PLN
Entries
203
Level Info
Level
25
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
4,000

Day 3 Table Draw

(Table 14)
Seat 1: Alexander Klimashin - 116,600
Seat 2: Harald Olsen Norway - 44,700 (PokerStars player)
Seat 3: Alexandre Brivot - 143,000
Seat 4: Konstantin Puchkov - 48,000
Seat 5: Nikolay Tsanev - 123,400
Seat 6: Jani Sointula - 32,100
Seat 7: Niko Petro - 64,100
Seat 8: --EMPTY--

(Table 15)
Seat 1: Maurice Schulmann - 52,500
Seat 2: Carter Phillips - 299,800 (PokerStars qualifier)
Seat 3: Ruslan Prydryk - 123,500
Seat 4: Jari Mahonen - 168,100
Seat 5: Dani Vargas - 69,000
Seat 6: Antony Lellouche - 67,800
Seat 7: Kalle Niemi - 194,100
Seat 8: Julian Hoffmann Mogensen - 27,700

(Table 16)
Seat 1: Piotr Kilinski - 275,200
Seat 2: Corneliu Cretu - 206,000
Seat 3: Tomas Sayech - 65,800
Seat 4: Michel Abecassis - 35,000
Seat 5: Matthias Kurtz - 138,000 (PokerStars player)
Seat 6: Michael Seban - 133,300
Seat 7: Shaun Deeb - 226,400 (PokerStars player)
Seat 8: Sorel Mizzi - 99,500

(Table 17)
Seat 1: Jeffrey Sarwer - 225,000
Seat 2: Mel Judah - 116,500
Seat 3: Olaf De Zeeuw - 84,400 (PokerStars player)
Seat 4: Lukasz Wasek - 53,400
Seat 5: Aleksey Yuzikov - 170,100
Seat 6: Anatoly Gurtovoy - 247,000
Seat 7: Wojciech Polak - 108,400 (PokerStars player)
Seat 8: Luca Pagano - 71,000 (Team PokerStars PRO)

(Table 18)
Seat 1: Thomas Pettersson - 26,300
Seat 2: Alfio Battisti - 65,200
Seat 3: Yordan Dimitrov - 92,600
Seat 4: Artur Wilczynski - 13,900
Seat 5: Vitaly Lunkin - 127,700
Seat 6: Domantas Klimciauskas - 92,300
Seat 7: Peter Hedlund - 109,300
Seat 8: Oleksandr Vaserfirer - 181,000

(Table 19)
Seat 1: Gilbert Diaz - 62,300
Seat 2: Riccardo Mazzitelli - 65,500
Seat 3: Mihai Manole - 39,600
Seat 4: Dmitry Vitkind - 69,300
Seat 5: Peter Eastgate - 41,700 (Team PokerStars PRO)
Seat 6: Clayton Mozdzen - 332,300 (PokerStars qualifier)
Seat 7: Tome Cardoso Moreira - 108,500
Seat 8: Inan Mustafa - 57,200

(Table 20)
Seat 1: Antoanell Judet - 70,700
Seat 2: Anton Genadiev - 197,500 (PokerStars qualifier)
Seat 3: Jeremi Stepinski - 88,200
Seat 4: Alexander Debus - 129,200 (PokerStars qualifier)
Seat 5: Christophe Benzimra - 166,300
Seat 6: Tomasz Krzesinski - 45,900
Seat 7: Thierry Van Den Berg - 26,700 (Team PokerStars PRO)
Seat 8: Paul Eric Schulmann - 72,300

Day 3 Coming Up

Chip leader, Clayton Mozdzen
Chip leader, Clayton Mozdzen
The 2009 PokerStars.com EPT Warsaw will begin Day 3 at 12:30pm local time. That leaves just about an hour and a half before the remaining 55 players return to grind it out to the money.

PokerStars online qualifiers Clayton Mozdzen and Carter Phillips and one and two on the leaderboard, respectively. Mozdzen is the only player over 300,000 chips, and Phillips was the winner of EPT Barcelona in early September. Members of Team PokerStars PRO Luca Pagano and Thierry Van Den Berg will also continue play today. Their fellow team member and 2008 WSOP Main Event champion Peter Eastgate may have removed all his hair, but he still has chips.

We'll see you back here at PokerNews.com for all the up-to-the-minute coverage from Poland!

PokerStars Baltic Festival Next Week

The PokerStars Baltic Festival takes place at the luxurious Swissôtel in Tallinn, Estonia next week from October 28-31. The schedule includes the €1,100 Main Event and a €10,000 High Roller Event.

Confirmed for the High Roller Event are Team PokerStars PRO and reigning WSOP Main Event champion Peter Eastgate along with PokerNews' own Tony G. Theo Jorgensen is also signed up to play and there is interest from many other big names.

National Hockey League legend and Team PokerStars SportStar Mats Sundin will be playing the Main Event along with Team PokerStars PROs Johnny Lodden, William Thorson, and Eastgate.

Over 100 PokerStars players have already won seats online for the tournament which is set to be the largest ever held in the Baltic States.

Go HERE for more details.

Level: 12

Blinds: 1,000/2,000

Ante: 200

Van Den Berg Out

Thierry Van Den Berg's Day 3 was cut extremely short when he moved all in preflop holding two fives and was called by an opponent holding {K-?} {J-?}. His opponent made a full house on a board of {K-?} {8-?} {4-?} {J-?} {J-?} to send the Team PokerStars PRO to the rail.

Tags: Thierry Van Den Berg

Seban Doubles Sayech

Michael Seban reraised Tomas Sayech's opening raise of 5,300 to 15,300. Shaun Deeb was in the small blind and tanked for about a miute before folding. Sorel Mizzi was in the big blind and took about a minute to fold as well. Mizzi wasn't thinking about his hand though. He had his Blackberry on the table behind his chips and was scrolling through it, not realizing it was his turn.

When action got back to Sayech, he moved all in for 65,600 total. Seban made the call.

Sayech was poised to double up with {A-Clubs} {A-Spades} against Seban's {10-Hearts} {10-Diamonds}. The board ran out clean for Sayech -- {Q-Spades} {9-Clubs} {5-Spades} {4-Diamonds} {6-Diamonds} -- giving him the double up to about 140,000. Seban is down to 76,500.

Tags: Michael SebanShaun DeebSorel MizziTomas Sayech

Phillips Picks Off Mahonen's Bluff

Carter Phillips
Carter Phillips
Jari Mahonen checked raised Carter Phillips on a board of {J-Clubs} {J-Diamonds} {4-Clubs} {3-Hearts}. Phillips bet 5,700 and Mahonen made it 15,000. Phillips stayed in to see the river and it came the {K-Diamonds}. Mahonen fired 30,000. Phillips called.

Mahonen showed {10-Spades} {8-Spades} for a failed bluff attempt. Phillips revealed {A-Clubs} {3-Clubs} for a pair of threes and scooped the pot. He's now back to the chip lead with 355,000 chips.

Tags: Carter PhillipsJari Mahonen

Level: 13

Blinds: 1,200/2,400

Ante: 200

No Break

There will be no break after the first level played today. There was only a little over 30 minutes left in Level 12, so play will continue through Level 13 before there is a break. From here on out, there will be a 15-minute break after every level.