when the ace spiked on the turn.
2010 EPT Copenhagen
Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
2010 EPT Copenhagen
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
35,000 DKK
Entries
423
Level
31
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 423
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when the ace spiked on the turn.
Thomas Brolin - 55,000
Jens Kyllonen - 36,000
Jorn Walthaus - 55,000
Freddy Deeb - 60,000
Roberto Romanello - 18,000
William Thorson - 55,000
Peter Eastgate - 45,000
Tristan Clemencon - 22,000
Pernille Ravn - 40,000
ElkY - 70,000
Sebastian Ruthenberg - 55,000
Ramzi Jelassi - 42,000
Ricky Fohrenbach - 29,500
Toni Ojala - 27,000
Juha Helppi - 45,000
Maxim Lykov - 30,000
Pierre Neuville - 5,000
Stuart Rutter - 91,000
Without slowing down at all, Hedlund chatted to Rutter on his way past. "Keep working, guys! We have been drinking!" And with that, he was off to the other side of the room.
The table chuckled together, and Rutter piped up. "That's better. He was sober earlier today. It was all wrong."
With that oh-so-familiar EPT music now firmly stuck in our heads, the fourth level of Day 1b has concluded. The players are headed off for their one-hour dinner break, and we'll be doing the same. We'll be back right around 7:30 to get back down to business.
The flop read
by the time we got there and Ruthenberg, in the under-the-gun position, bet out 1,700. The gentleman in the hijack attempted to less-than-minimum raise; he was put right. Two other players folded, but Ruthenberg made the call and they continued heads-up to the 
turn.Ruthenberg checked and his opponent bet 3,500. Very calmly, Ruthenberg called and they saw a river.
The river came down the
and Ruthenberg now bet out 3,700. His opponent looked irked but decided not to risk anything before dinner. He folded. and Ruthenberg is up to 70,000.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
Collopy duly took his burger to the rail and returned sans snacks, deciding it wasn't worth missing any more play after missing the first couple of levels today. He continues without his greasy sustenance.
flop. Ojala bet out 1,150, and his undeterred opponent made the call.The turn was the
and Ojala now opted to check-call the 2,700 bet from his opponent, and when the fourth heart came on the river in the shape of the 
they both checked. Ojala half-heartedly flipped 
- but once his opponent had quietly mucked, Ojala took the pot and boosted his stack to 38,000.
