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Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Berlin
2010 EPT Berlin Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Berlin
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€4,725,000
Total Entries
945
Level
33
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 945
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, and all three players checked. The turn brought the 
, and the first player to act checked again. Naujoks bet 1,600 and earned herself one caller. After the harmless 
on the river, Naujoks bet 2,200. Her opponent looked her up, and Naujoks was happy to show him 
and take down the pot.
, and Lodden quickly checked. Abecassis bet 3,300, sending Lodden deep into thought. Eventually he raised to around 9,000, but we couldn't even count the bet before Abecassis threw his cards into the muck. Lodden has built back up to starting stack while Abecassis is sitting on around 50,000.
flop. Tulchinskiy bet out 1,600 and the first caller folded. The second caller, however, raised to 3,700. Tulchinskiy called, and they saw the next card.The turn was the
and this time Tulchinskiy checked. His opponent bet 7,200, and after a moment Tulchinskiy called.The river came down the
and Tulchinskiy checked again. This time his opponent bet 10,800, leaving himself around 13,000 behind. Tulchinskiy gave it some serious thought and eventually called - but his opponent turned over 
for trips, and Tulchinskiy mucked his hand.The two player's stacks had been just about even at the start of the hand. Tulchinskiy is now reduced to 13,000.
The bellowing across the tournament area can only mean one thing - Peter Hedlund is buying his table a round.
"Ok, so we have five beers and one girl-beer," he finished - Soraya Homam had ordered a shandy. He strode purposely off to the bar; he could still be heard ordering said beverages from the tournament area.
Mr. Hedlund, we at PokerNews salute you.
Philips:
Opponent:
The flop came down
and Phillips stayed behind. The turn brought the and Phillips was still looking for a queen.Like an angel from above, the
hit the felt on the river, nailing Phillips with his two outer and giving him the pot. From worst to first went Phillips with an elimination of his opponent and a boost in his stack to 53,000 chips.Phillips has been seen catching some short naps in between hands at the table due to feeling a bit under the weather. "THat gave me a nice boost and woke me up," said Phillips. "I feel energized now."
A moment later, Phillips looked up at one of the players across the table who was smiling and said, "That's how you win EPTs."
The foursome saw the flop come down
and the two blinds checked. The preflop raiser fired 1,200 and Veldhuis called. The small blind called as well, but the big blind folded.The turn card brought the
and the small blind checked. The preflop raiser shot out a bet of 3,000 before Veldhuis made the call again. The small blind then folded.The river card produced the
and the preflop raiser fired another bullet worth 11,000. After a moment of hesitation, Veldhuis moved all in. His opponent had roughly 25,500 behind and went into the tank. Eventually, he folded his hand and Veldhuis was awarded the pot. As the dealer pushed the pot his way, Veldhuis turned his head slight to his left and gave a nice little smirk before stacking up his new stack of 75,000 chips.
and Phillips fired 1,150. His opponent made the call.The turn was the
and Phillips checked. His opponent checked behind.The river was the
and Phillips checked again. His opponent nodded his head and checked behind, tabling 
. Phillips mucked and dropped to 29,800."I was going to check-raise the river," mentioned Phillips after the hand was over.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
