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Main Event
Day 1a Completed
2010 EPT Copenhagen
Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info
2010 EPT Copenhagen
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
35,000 DKK
Total Entries
423
Level
31
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 423
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Day 1a has gone by in a blur of super-aggressive Scandi action, but it is a Canadian who has come out on top. Barring any last-minute shenanigans unseen by bloggers' eyes, Andrew Pantling remains our chip leader as the Day 1a-ers take a well-earned break, and the magic number on his bag as the chips went in was 155,800.
Although a fair few notables have dropped out of the running during the course of today's play - Martin Kabrhel, Jeff Sarwer and Thomas Bichon spring to mind - there remain some well-known faces in the field. Annette Obrestad, Dario Minieri, Johnny Lodden and Arnaud Mattern will all be coming back for more on Day 2.
Before then, though, there's the small matter of Day 1b. Peter Eastgate, ElkY, Noah Boeken, William Thorson and Luca Pagano are among the folks who'll be taking their shot at EPT glory tomorrow. Be sure to join us back here at PokerNews for all the action from that, but until 2pm tomorrow, it's over and out.
Original Raiser:
Bichon: in a spot of bother with
Board: a jackless
The Job 2 Stars winner is, at least for this tournament, sacked.
Nielsen:
Mr. Opponent:
Board:
Nielsen dips to 70,000.
Mr. Small Blind:
Matsson:
Board:
As the former small blind headed for the door, another player at the table speculated on what had led him to play his hand that way. "That was a misclick raise," said the young gentleman, clearly an onliner. "I'm sure he meant to call."
Wendt:
Mr. Shortie:
Board:
board. His opponent had bet out 3,300 from the small blind, and Hougaard was attempting to less than min-raise from the button.Once he had been put right and his opponent had called, they saw a
turn. Mr. Small Blind checked this time and then called the 10,200 bet from Hougaard. They flipped their cards.Mr. Small Blind:
for an overpairHougaard:
for a setHougaard shouted something that we are certain is hilarious in Danish, and moved on up to 70,000 or so.
It promises to make for some exciting poker over on the far side of the room.
Mr. Andrew Pantling, on roughly 150,000.
