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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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Romanello Out-Agrresses De Vivo; Snatches Chip Lead
Flop:
Romanello bet out another 96,000, and de VIvo now raised to 250,000. Romanello immediately took back his 96,000 bet and after a moment, replaced it with the quarter-mil. call.
Turn:
Romanello, his face obscured by his baseball cap, bet out another quarter-mil. De Vivo folded, showing the table pocket tens.
Romanello has now snuck into the lead.
Pair v. Pair
The flop came out
, and Petersen led out with a tiny bet of 80,000. Romanello came right along with the call. The two men would check down the turn 
and the river 
to go to showdown.Petersen was first, showing up pocket nines for two pair. Romanello nodded slowly and flashed two eights before sending them into the muck.
Things suuure are tight here at the "final" table.
Magnus Borg Hansen Eliminated in 9th Place (215,000 DKK)
Magnus Hansen opened for 91,000 and to his immediate left, Anton Wigg made it 257,000. Back to Hansen, who announced all in. Call.
The two gentlemen, coinflipping for the chip lead with just 40,000 chips separating their stacks, shook hands. Hansen was the at-risk player.
Hansen:
Wigg:
Board:
Ladies and gentlemen, we now have our official final table, and Anton Wigg is our official chip leader.
Groundhog Level
Guldhammer's Wandering Hands
Roberto Romanello was walking back up the stairs toward the tournament room, involved in a conversation with our very own Gloria Balding. Morten Guldhammer was also coming up the stairs at a bit quicker pace. He caught up to the pair ahead of him, and he... well, he grabbed one of their behinds with both hands and said, "Oh, GOD you have a nice butt!"
The behind he grabbed belonged to Mr. Romanello. Gloria seems a bit jealous.
Official Final Table Chip Counts
Morten Klein - 1,732,000
Roberto Romanello - 1,685,000
Francesco De Vivo - 1,527,000
Richard Loth - 1,368,000
Jesper Petersen - 1,316,000
Morten Guldhammer - 1,301,000
Yorane Kerignard - 1,060,000
Level: 26
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 4,000
Getting Down to Business
Klein Pushes Petersen Off
Flop:
Klein checked and Petersen bet 115,000 in position. Klein, however, check-raised to 235,000. Petersen called and they saw a turn.
Turn:
Klein now bet out 250,000, forcing Petersen into his own private tank of despair for a while. When he emerged, he folded, and was rewarded by Klein showing him
for nothing more than the worst flush draw.Klein is now up to 2.1 million - second place in the chip counts. Not bad for a man who came into Day 5 as the official short stack.