Break Time #Umpteen
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2010 EPT Copenhagen
Main Event
Day: 5
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 EPT Copenhagen
Buy-in
35,000 DKK
Entries
423
Level
31
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
0
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...And Wigg Doubles Back Up
Wigg:
De Vivo:
Board:
Wigg is back in the game on 2.6 million.
De Vivo Doubles Up Again
Instacall!
De Vivo:
Wigg: all in with
Board: SMACK!
De Vivo as mentioned above smacked the living doody out of the board, and doubled up to over 11 million. Wigg meanwhile was left with just 1.3 million.
Check Check Check
board until de Vivo took the pot with pocket sixes.Come on, people! Bet!
Suited Flop, Not Much Action
, and both men checked. They did the same on the 
turn, and the river put a flush on board. Wigg led out with a bet of 275,000, and De Vivo quickly called.A broad smile crossed Wigg's face as he showed that he was playing the board with two offsuit rags. De Vivo's tabling of
raised a few eyebrows around the room, his bigger flush earning him the small pot.
Back to Small Ball
flop before betting; de Vivo folded instantly.
Too Slow, De Vivo
and then called de Vivo's min-bet.Both players checked the
turn and when the 
river hit the felt, Wigg bet out 300,000. De Vivo called and turned over some super-slow-played pocket aces. Wigg's 
had managed to make two pair while de Vivo had been busy trying not to make his hand look like aces, and took the pot.Wigg is now back in the lead with 6.4 million to de Vivo's 5.9 million.
Quite A Horse Race
It brought
, and De Vivo checked. Wigg continued out with 325,000 more chips, only to see a check-raise come. De Vivo made it 850,000, and Wigg didn't tank long before announcing an all-in three-bet. De Vivo stared down at his chips for a couple agonizing minutes before finally surrendering.That brings the match almost back to even as the bewitching hour approaches. Wigg is still just behind with about 6 million to De Vivo's 6.5 million.
De Vivo Taking Over
flop but was left with a massive decision when de Vivo put him all in on the 
turn. Wigg gave it some good thought, but eventually opted to fold.Next hand, and de Vivo made trip aces to pick up another pot. After five days of sitting quietly, it's as though he's suddenly woken up to find himself playing poker.
De Vivo Doubles Up
A showdown! The media room went crazy.
Wigg:
De Vivo: clearly hadn't been expecting a call, but was very live with
Board:
bink! 
To the audible disappointment of the media room, de Vivo doubled up to stay in the game. De Vivo mow has the chip lead with 7.76 million to Wigg's 4.785 million.