Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Berlin
2010 EPT Berlin Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Berlin
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€4,725,000
Entries
945
Level
33
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
0
Break Time Again
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New Chip Leader
on a raggy board. The busted gent was giggling as only a man who's just lost what was actually quite a large stack can - and indeed, as Prydryk raked in the pot it became apparent that he was now in possession of over 150,000, enough to put him in the lead right now.By the by, former chip leader Michael Huber has dropped a few chips, and is currently sitting on a still impressive 120,000.
Keiner Folds the Nuts
face up. "How could you fold the nuts there?" asked one of the players at the table. "That's crazy!"
"Oh, and ace-king is the nuts?" countered Keiner.
"It is in Scandinavia!" the player responded, earning a chuckle from Helppi.
Sarwer Doubles Opponent
, Jeff Sarwer check-raised his opponent's bet of 3,500 to 8,500. The player then moved all in and Sarwer made the call. The total all-in bet was 31,225.Sarwer:
Opponent:
The turn was a good one for Sarwer when the
came and gave him a flush draw. The river was the 
though and his opponent improved from top set on the flop to a full house on the river. Despite losing the pot and doubling up his opponent, Sarwer still have 56,000 chips.
Drescher Down to the Dregs
Drescher:
Soon-to-be-doublee:
Board:
De La Gorce Going Down
De la Gorce:
The other player:
Board: a rather cruel (the other guy must have been close to cardiac arrest too)
Lacay's Luck Short Lived
Ludovic Lacay had just doubled up to 30,000 when he found himself all in again. We missed the action, but all the chips went into the middle on a 
flop. Lacay held 
for a flush draw with a gutshot. His opponent was in the lead with 
. The turn was the blanktastic , and the 
on the river didn't help either. So long, Ludo.
On one of the last breaks, Gloria was able to catch up with Lacay in a episode of "Calling the Clock." Check it out.
Chartier Makin' a Run
.After the flop, the preflop raiser fired 2,500. Chartier verified the bet amount and made the call, bringing the turn of the
. Here, the first player checked and Chartier fired 4,000. His opponent made the call.The river then completed the board with the
. The first player checked over to Chartier again. Chartier fired out a big bet of 25,000 to put his opponent all in. After a quick second look at his holecards, the player released his hand and Chartier scooped the chips to move to 81,600.Our last count had Chartier at 50,000 and he's now more than 30,000 chips richer. He informed us that a few minutes before this previous hand happened, a player limp-shoved over Chartier's raise with
. Chartier made the call with and his hand held up to boost his stack by about 20,000 chips.
Ludo Plays the Game
Lacay:
Mr. Opponent:
Board:
