2010 EPT Berlin Main Event Day 4 | 2010 PokerStars.net EPT Berlin

03-06-2010 22:38 UTC+2

Carsten Joh Eliminated in 14th Place (€30,000)

[user46392]

Carsten Joh raised under the gun and it folded right around to Artur Wasek in the big blind, who re-popped for 450,000 total. Joh shoved for a little over a million, Wasek called, and they were on their backs.

Joh: {J-?}

Wasek:

Board:

Joh takes 14th place money and we are down to our last lucky 13.

Tags: Artur Wasek Carsten Joh

03-06-2010 22:50 UTC+2

Behling Gets Lucky

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Nico Behling raised to 115,000 and Paul Thomas Otto in the big blind asked how much he had back (answer - around 1.3 million) but eventually thought better of it and folded.

So it was that Behling opened for 115,000 the next hand, and this time Evgeniy Zaytsev reraised to 260,000. Back to Behling, who shoved, and Zaytsev insta-called.

Behling: {A-Diamonds}

Zaytsev: extremely ahead with {K-Hearts}

Board:

bink!

Behling doubled to around 2.8 million; the unfortunate Zaytsev meanwhile was reduced to just 900,000.

Tags: Evgeniy Zaytsev Nico Behling

03-06-2010 22:59 UTC+2

Continued Aggression from Behling

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The very next hand, Paul Thomas Otto raised to 100,000 from the button and Marcel Koller made it 310,000 from the small blind. Over to Nico Behling in the big blind, who asked how much Koller had back. Then he announced all in. Two swift folds later, and the pot was his.

03-06-2010 23:00 UTC+2

Wasek Changing Up Preflop Raises

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Action folded to Artur Wasek in the cutoff seat and he opened to 175,000. Paul Thomas Otto reraised all in from the small blind to 1.7 million. Wasek mucked his hand.

A few hands later, Wasek opened to 100,000 from under the gun. Everyone folded and Wasek showed {A-?}

.

Tags: Artur Wasek Paul Thomas Otto

03-06-2010 23:06 UTC+2

More on That Incident

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Our very own Gloria Balding spoke with some of the police dealing with the earlier armed robbery here in Berlin.

The below video contains some footage of the robbery itself.

03-06-2010 23:07 UTC+2

Evgeniy Zaytsev Eliminated in 13th Place (€30,000)

donpeters

Paul Thomas Otto opened from under the gun to 100,000. Evgeniy Zaytsev moved all in from the button for 910,000. Action moved to Ketul Nathwani in the big blind and he reraised all in. Otto folded and left the other two to do battle.

Zaytsev held the {K-Hearts}

, but was dominated by Nathwani's {A-Diamonds}

.

The board was dealt out {7-Hearts}

and Nathwani earned the elimination of Zaytsev. For his finish, Zaytsev earned €30,000 for his finish.

Tags: Evgeniy Zaytsev

03-06-2010 23:12 UTC+2

Raise, Reraise, and Take It

[user140525]

Pretty standard pattern emerging here. On one table, Ilari Tahkokallio raised from the cutoff to 115,000. Marc Inizan reraised his big blind to 375,000, and Tahkokallio gave it up.

Meanwhile, over on the other table, Ketul Nathwani made it 115,000. Then Marcel Koller bumped it to 325,000, and Nathwani folded.

03-06-2010 23:14 UTC+2

Two Ladies for Two Guys

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Norman Kaster raised to 125,000, and Marko Neumann made it 300,000 to go. Short stack Luca Cainelli announced he was all in, and Kaster folded sadly. Neumann instantly called, turning over {Q-Diamonds}

. And Cainelli tabled {Q-Hearts}

. The flop brought two diamonds, but no cruel four-flush came to eliminate Cainelli, and they chopped the pot.

03-06-2010 23:16 UTC+2

Amendola's Prayers Answered

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Nico Behling raised to 110,000 from the button and Alfonso Amendola shoved from the button for 400,000. Call.

Behling: {J-Diamonds}

Amendola:

Board:

Amendola is back in the game on 900,000.

Tags: Alfonso Amendola Nico Behling

03-06-2010 23:18 UTC+2

Neumann Causing Problems for MacPhee

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Kevin MacPhee has run rings around most of the players all day, but he's had some trouble in the last level with Marko Neumann. In one hand, Neumann raised to 115,000 on the button, and MacPhee defended his big blind. The flop came {Q-Hearts}

, and both checked. The turn was the {J-Hearts}

, and MacPhee checked again. Neumann bet 100,000, and MacPhee paide to see the river. MacPhee checked a third street after the {2-Diamonds}

, then called 125,000-bet. Neumann tabled {10-Clubs}

for the turned straight, and MacPhee rapped the table.

A few minutes later, the two got involved again. MacPhee made it 115,000, and it was Neumann's turn to defend his big blind. Neumann bet 130,000 at the {J-Spades}