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Conclusion - busted.
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Snowfest
2010 EPT Snowfest Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Snowfest
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€3,500
Total Entries
546
Level
30
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 546
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Conclusion - busted.
on a 
board, not good enough to beat his opponent's 
- but despite this loss, he's still sitting on a very respectable 42,000.
First we saw him call a hefty bet on the river of a
board. "Flush?" he hazarded as he called, and duly his opponent flipped 
. Tran mucked, and dipped to 85,000.A few hands later and Tran raised to 800 in early position, only for Daniel van Kalkeren on the button to make it 2,100 to go. In the big blind, Rasmus Vogt turned to van Kalkeren and asked him how much he had left. The answer was 30,000, and Vogt opted to flat-call. Tran called too, and they saw a flop.
All three players checked the
flop and they proceeded to the 
turn, at which point Vogt bet out 2,750. Tran called, van Kalkeren folded, and they went heads up to the river.The river was the
and Vogt bet out 6,700. Tran made it 15,000 and after a moment's consideration Vogt tossed in the call. Tran flipped 
, playing the straight on the board - and Vogt took th pot with pocket 
.Tran made some "pfft"-type noises and dropped to 65,000; Vogt made no sound at all and moved on up to 62,000.
, Lex Veldhuis bet 1,600 and his opponent raised enough to cover the rest of Veldhuis' stack. Lex called all for 9,600 with and had his opponent's 
crushed. The
turn card and 
river cards were safe for Veldhuis, up to just over 20,000.
That brings the prizepool to almost €2 million - rather nice for a tournament being held in, as Alpine Palace general manager Florian Wolf put it, "The middle of nowhere."
We'll have the full payouts soon.
Day 1A is in the books at EPT Snowfest 2010. We run down all the critical info for you to keep you up to date. Pay close attention. There may be a test later.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
and the gentleman in the big blind bet out 3,500. Guillaume de la Gorce, looking very intense, called from the button.They saw a
turn and this time Mr. Big Blind checked. De la Gorce now bet a hefty 10,000, and remained absolutely motionless and largely unblinking through the long minutes that his opponent dwelled up. Eventually Mr. Big Blind folded, and de la Gorce was up to 45,000.
