EPT Copenhagen Day 4: Neuville Leads Charge to Final Table
The mission for today is pretty simple: lose two tables worth of players and be left with one eight-handed final table for tomorrow. It might table two hours, or as long as 14 hours.
Pierre Neuville is leading the way after an amazing two days of poker. The Team PokerStars Pro came back for day 2 with just 15,000 chips and finished day 3 with a massive 780,000. If we're talking about momentum then Mickey Petersen certainly has that. Down to around 7,000 chips midway through yesterday, he mounted an incredible comeback to bag up 451,500 at the end of play.
One can never discount the force of the reigning champion. Michael Tureniec was looking like he was going to win it all yesterday but his charge was clipped back by Neuville who cracked his aces in a near million-chip pot. He has work to do with a relatively small 294,500 but don't expect the Swede to blind away.
Play is due to start at midday CET and the blog will be running along side EPT Live Lite. The stripped back, hole cards face down production will be airing for the next two days over on pokerstars.tv.