2010 EPT Snowfest Main Event Day 3 | 2010 PokerStars.net EPT Snowfest

03-24-2010 21:26 UTC+2

Sasky V. Collopy III

[user46392]

Two hands after doubling up Lukas Baumann, Lukas Sasky moved all in preflop and Jim Collopy re-shoved, successfully isolating his tiny-stacked opponent.

Collopy: {A-Diamonds}

Sasky:

Board:

Sasky is still in this, doubling up to 140,000. Collopy strolled away from the table, grinning wildly in a not-actually-happy sort of way. "This guy just won't die," he lamented.

Tags: Jim Collopy Lukas Sasky

03-24-2010 21:29 UTC+2

Marcel Koller opened to 22,500 under the gun and Simon Ehne re-raised to 100,000 on the button. Ivo Donev called all in from the big blind for about 90,000 and Koller got out of the way.

Ehne: {A-Hearts}

Donev:

The board fell {K-Spades}

and Donev was sent to the rail.

Simon Ehne is up to 380,000.

Tags: Ivo Donev Simon Ehne

03-24-2010 21:39 UTC+2

Baekke Drives the Betting

[user66118]

Allan Baekke opened with a raise to 23,000 from late position, and Johannes Holstege put in a three-bet to 53,000 next door. Baekke called the remainder, and the two men went off to a flop of {2-Clubs}

.

They'd both check there, and the dealer dropped the {Q-Diamonds}

on fourth street. That drew a leading bet of 60,000 from Bakke which Holstege wasted little time calling.

Fifth street brought the {A-Clubs}

and another bet from Baekke, 102,000 this time. Once again, the call came relatively quickly from his neighbor. Baekke tabled {A-Hearts}

, but that ace on the river had only cost him chips. Holstege showed up the winning {A-Spades}

, and that pot moves him up to about 680,000.

Don't you worry about Baekke; he's still doing just fine with about 1.1 million.

Tags: Allan Baekke Johannes Holstege

03-24-2010 21:43 UTC+2

Mol Goes Underground

[user66118]

We joined the action too late to reconstruct the betting for you, but what we do know is that Sven Mol was all in before the flop for about 470,000 holding {9-Diamonds}

. We don't know whether Brent Wheeler was the shover or the caller, but either way he got in there with {J-Diamonds}

and a very slightly covering stack.

The flop was money in the bank for Wheeler, and the board of {J-Spades}

earned him a very large pot and a very important knockout. He's essentially doubled his way up very close to the million-chip mark.

We're down to 32 players, and we've broken another table. We'll play on for eight more knockouts before calling it a night.

Tags: Brent Wheeler Sven Mol

03-24-2010 21:46 UTC+2

Collopy Doubles Back

[user66118]

Jim Collopy was all in for 310,000 before the flop with {A-Spades}

, and he was posed for a double up against Cyril Naim's inferior {K-?}

.

The board hit neither of them ( {4-Diamonds}

), securing Collopy's double up. He's back over 600,000 after an up-and-down couple levels.

Tags: Cyril Naim Jim Collopy

03-24-2010 21:48 UTC+2

Hold the Clock

[user66118]

We're at the end of another level, and we've arrived squarely at a 15-minute break. Don't go anywhere. Or if you do, get back here in 14 minutes or so.

Level: 20

Blinds: 6,000/12,000

Ante: 1,000

03-24-2010 21:59 UTC+2