Charles Mclntyre opened to 24,000 from late position and PokerStars qualifier Mark Hirleman moved all-in from the big blind for about 180,000.
Tank.
More tank.
Finally, a call as McIntyre turned up 
to Hirleman's 
. Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a race.
After the flop of 
it became less a race and more of a handicap chase as Hirleman was drawing dead by the 
turn, the 
river signifying very little.
Johnny Jensen, who spent much of yesterday right at the top of the chip counts but watched his stack dwindle through much of today, is back up to a not-far-off-the-average 380,000.
A pretty big pot had formed by the river of the 
board, when Jensen bet 110,000. Online qualifier Kevin Iacofano called, but then mucked and announced, "Sick," when Jensen turned over 
for the rivered straight.
We will be crowning a brand new EPT champion this week - the last former EPT winner in the field has just bitten the dust.
Kent Lundmark, who took down EPT Barcelona late last year, three-bet shoved with 
to a raise from Per Linde, but Lars Krogh re-shoved from the small blind with 
. Lundmark failed to spike, and has thus cleared the way for a new EPT title holder.
Pernille Ravn has been pressing the all-in button quite a bit recently. Her table is still giving her quite a lot of respect, however, and each time she steals a set of 5/10k blinds it becomes dearer for potential eliminators to make the preflop call. Still one of the shortest stacks still remaining, she seems not at all stressed about it and cheerfully talks to her rail in Danish between hands.
John Eames is not a rushed player. He's a starer, a chip trickster, and a time-taker. He is rather consistent in all these things, and his opponents seem to be having some trouble with him, short stack or no short stack. Just now button Joel Nordkvist made it 20k, and Eames upped it to 54k from the small blind. The flop came down 
. Slowly, Eames bet 57k. Almost as slowly, Nordkvist raised to 114k. Back to Eames, who slowly moved all-in. The only quick decision here was Nordkvist's - to fold immediately at this point.
Dmitry Vitkind pushed all-in for 49,000 and found Ivan Freitez isolating to 160,000 from the button. Vitkind smiled ruefully but then looked much happier to find his 
racing against 
and happier still when the board came 
.
The Russian who made the final at Tallinn, now has over 100,000 once more.
Juha Vilkki pushed all-in for his last 120,000 from the button and Per Linde gave him a spin with 
. Vilkki showed 
but the board came 
and Linde added even more to his stack.
This time including Helge Rahbek.
Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
We have pizza. Yay.
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