2010 PokerStars.net EPT Berlin
2010 EPT Berlin Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Berlin
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€4,725,000
Entries
945
Level
33
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 945
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flop to George Danzer, who bet 25,000. Puumalainen made the call. Exact same sequence on the 
turn. Check, bet 25,000, call. Puumalainen checked a third time after the 
on the river. Danzer finally gave up and checked behind, showing 
for a missed gutshot and a rivered pair of fives. Puumalainen took down the pot with 
for top pair, putting him up to 186,000. Danzer still has around 300,000.
flop. Fitoussi checked, and Dombrowksi bet 8,500. Then Bruno check-raised to 22,000. Chris almost whispered, "all in." And Fitoussi's cards were in the muck in under a second. "Looks like I didn't find the right spot, huh?" he laughed. Fitoussi is on 110,000 while Dombrowksi has 225,000.
Flop:
- Strassmann checked, Paredes bet 18,000, and Inizan tank-called. Strassmann asked for a count of David's stack before giving up his hand.Turn:
- Paredes bet 45,000, clearly committing himself to the pot with less than 50,000 behind. Inizan quickly mucked. He's still got a giant 585,000, and Paredes is up to 148,000 from a low of less than 60,000.
Inizan:
Paredes:
The flop added some outs for Inizan when it came down
. The turn was the 
and completed the straight for Inizan. The river completed the board with the 
and also ended the tournament for Paredes, which finished just a few spots off the money. Inizan moved up to 725,000.
."All in," said Lorenz Freitag.
"Call," said his opponent.
"F***," said Freitag.
Freitag:
for top pair, top kickerHis opponent:
for two pairTurn:
River:
The pair of tens on the board counterfeited Freitag's opponent's two pair, and Freitag's king kicker played to give him the pot and double him up to 220,000. Freitag was overjoyed, at very high volume.
We do not know exactly what he was shouting in German, but we managed to pick out the phrase, "En der f***ing bubble scheisse call!" Charming.
In a recent hand, a player from middle position raised to 9,000. It folded to To in the small blind, where he sat comfortably for four minutes contemplating his decision. Finally, he called the clock on himself and unsurprisingly, declined to put another chip into the pot. Six minutes into the hand, the big blind decided to look at his own cards. He peeled one, thought about it, and moved it to the side. Then he peaked at the other one, thought about it, and asked for a count of the bet (one T5,000 chip and four T1,000 chips - not rocket science). Oddly, he actually called, only to check the flop and then tank-fold to a bet. The hand took over 10 minutes and lasted long enough for people at three other tables to bust. Mission accomplished, we guess. There's now a floor person standing over their table to speed the action along a little.
. Marc Inizan made the call. The turn added the to the board. Yamin fired another bet, making it 40,000 to go this time. Inizan raised it up to 112,000. Yamin made the call.The river completed the board with the
and Yamin checked. Inizan fired 250,000 into the pot. Yamin folded in disgust, looking away as he angrily pushed his hand into the muck.Inizan moved up to 900,000 while Yamin dropped back to 425,000.
Feldman:
Huber:
Board: a four-free, club-free
Feldman, with his customary, "Yesssss," doubled to around 180,000. Huber was left with 95,000.
