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We arrived to see Ruthenberg all in preflop and Peter Eastgate tossing in the call. Hot Pro-on-Pro action!
Ruthenberg:
Eastgate:
Board: an undramatic
2010 EPT Copenhagen
Main Event
Day: 2
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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We arrived to see Ruthenberg all in preflop and Peter Eastgate tossing in the call. Hot Pro-on-Pro action!
Ruthenberg:
Eastgate:
Board: an undramatic
It appears that the Finn has been relieved of the rest of his chips, and Eastgate has taken his seat after a table break. And gotten right to work. Eastgate just eliminated his fellow Team PokerStars Pro Sebastian Ruthenberg during his first orbit at the new table. Eastgate is vying for the chip lead once again with about 295,000 in front of him.
. The big blind checked to the Elk, and he led out with a bet of 6,900. The third player in the hand called, the big blind folded away, and it was heads up the rest of the way.Turn:
. ElkY checked this time, and he would eventually call another bet of 15,900.River:
. Another check from ElkY saw his opponent pause for a minute or two. Finally, he grabbed the 23,700 chips he had remaining and moved all in. ElkY asked for a count and made the call.We'd never get to see his cards. ElkY's opponent showed
for the set, and the Team PokerStars Pro flung his cards into the muck with a bit of visible frustration. Shaking his head, ElkY counted down his stack after that hand; it sits at 129,000.
Nadelmann:
Nielsen:
Board:
, only to find Grace holding pocket queens. Must be nice."Oh, here we go..." he said cheerfully as he returned to his table to find Annette Obrestad sitting in her new seat directly to his left.
It turns out that he'd just been moved to a new table when, with 49,000 left to his name, he picked up
and raised. Another gentleman shipped his 45,000 stack in with 
offsuit, Mattern snap-called, and there was a showdown.The door card was a jack. The other two flop cards were both sevens. Oops.
Down to just a few thousand chips, Mattern couldn't recover and busted out a few hands later.
We've got about 30 minutes left in the current level, after which will follow a 45-minute dinner break. Then it's two more levels of poker before bag-and-tag time.
A board full of blanks (
) held the pocket aces and sent the always-jovial Minieri off to the rail.
Kyllonen, who would not be left with much if he called and lost, huffed and puffed for a bit while Kannusmaki sat back in his chair and looked very comfortable - rather too comfortable as it turned out, since Kyllonen eventually made the call and was more or less crushing him.
Kannusmaki:
Kyllonen:
Board:
Kannusmaki hit the rail, and Mr. Copenhagen EPT 2009 is back in the game on around 100,000.
