Robert Haigh Eliminated in 15th Place (€13,000)
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We're seeing a lot of very big hands here today.
Strassmann:
Haigh:
Board:
Haigh was all smiles and after a cheery, "Good luck, everyone," he hit the rail.
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Snowfest
2010 EPT Snowfest Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Snowfest
Buy-in
€3,500
Entries
546
Level
30
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
0
We're seeing a lot of very big hands here today.
Strassmann:
Haigh:
Board:
Haigh was all smiles and after a cheery, "Good luck, everyone," he hit the rail.
Schroer, Holstege Flipping Coins
Showdown
Schroer:
Holstege:
Both men seemed content to flip for this big pot, wishing each other luck with a shake of the hands. "Whatever happens," Schroer said. Holstege repeated, "Whatever happens."
Well, here's what happens: The board ran out
, and Schroer had locked up his double by the time the turn card came around. He's all the way up to about 1.55 million, while Holstege slips to 1.22 million.
Baekke Takes Bite Out of Debus
.Both players opted to check, delivering the
on the turn. Debus checked again and Baekke took control with a bet of 180,000. Debus thought for a few moments but gave it up, sending the pot to Baekke. He's back over 3,000,000.
Florian Döhnert Eliminated in 16th Place (€13,000)
Wheeler:
Döhnert:
The flop was juicy, rolling out
. Both players hit a piece of it, but Wheeler's set of tens was ahead. The 
turn card left Döhnert just eight outs to make a straight. It did not come as the river card made trips for Döhnert, but a full house for Wheeler.Florian Döhnert finished in 16th place while Wheeler increases his stack to 1.53 million.
Redraw Time
Seat 1 - Marcel Koller
Seat 2 - Alexander Debus
Seat 3 - Johannes Strassmann
Seat 4 - Daniel van Kalkeren
Seat 5 - Luca Cainelli
Seat 6 - Allan Baekke
Seat 7 - Huub Verdonschot
Seat 8 - Robert Haigh
Table Not TV
Seat 1 - Maxim Lykov
Seat 2 - Russell Carson
Seat 3 - Brent Wheeler
Seat 4 - Alain Medesan
Seat 5 - Lukas Baumann
Seat 6 - Jonathan Schroer
Seat 7 - Florian Döhnert
Seat 8 - Johannes Holstege
Richard Toth Eliminated in 17th Place (€10,200)
And so it was that next hand Richard Toth raised and Verdonschot shoved again. This time he got a call, the two of them with very similar stacks.
Verdonschot:
Toth: dominating with
"Let's see king-ten-jack-ace," said garrulous tablemate Jonathan Schroer, "That way nobody gets knocked out."
Board:
As soon as Verdonschot had flopped the straight, Toth understandably kicked a chair and wandered off. When he came back, he went to shake Verdonschot's hand, but was informed that he had change - his stack had been 460,000 at the start of the hand while Verdonschot's all in had been for 449,000.
Toth's 9,000 remaining chips (2,000 went in as the ante) were pushed in blind the next hand, and he didn't even look at his cards until Jonathan Schroer had raised and everyone else had folded.
Schroer:
Toth:
Board:
And we are down our last Hungarian.
Lukas Baumann Doubles Through Brent Wheeler
The flop came down
and Wheeler bet 28,000. Baumann shoved for 320,000 and Wheeler called with , up against Baumann's 
. The turn card kept Wheeler in the lead, but the river brought the 
and Baumann made a straight to stay alive, up to 650,000.Wheeler drops to 800,000.
Jim Collopy Eliminated in 18th Place (€10,200)
Collopy:
Wheeler:
"He keeps getting QUEEEEEEENS!" complained a giggling Collopy. "I want ace-ace-ace-ace-deuce."
Board:
With that, we are down one cheesy young American, and with him went a large chunk of the rail - we presume they are now in the bar...
Strassmann V. Cainelli; Cainelli Wins
Play On!