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Hand #1: The first hand is folded to Jack Salter on the button and he raised to 115,000 with . Sebastian Bredthauer moved all in with from the small blind and Salter thought for about 30 seconds before deciding to fold.
Hand #2: Jack Salter raised to 115,000 with from the cutoff and Magnus Karlsson called in the big blind with . The flop came , Karlsson checked and Salter bet 100,000. Karlsson called and the came on the turn, the Swede checked again and Salter checked behind. The appeared on the river and Karlsson bet 225,000 and Salter folded.
Hand #3: Mayu Roca raised to 110,000 from the button with and picked up the blinds and antes.
Hand #4: Kenny Hicks raised to 100,000 with from early position and everyone folded.
Hand #5: Mayu Roca raised to 110,000 from the hijack with and everyone folded.
Hand #6: Jack Salter opened under the gun with for 115,000, a little over a min raise. Action folded to Antonio Buonanno on the button who woke up with and made the call. Both blinds folded and it was heads up to the flop.
On it was Salter who fired 145,000 into 345,000. Buonanno made the call and the dealer burned and turned the . This card gave Salter the flush draw while Buonanno improved to a set. Salter checked and with 635,000 in the middle already, Buonanno bet 175,000.
Salter asked for the triangle by holding his fingers in the air symbolizing the all in symbol. Buonanno wasn't calling yet though, he waited for at least one minute before announcing it.
"Fuck" you could hear Salter say. He needed a club on the river but wouldn't get it with the displaying.
Salter was visibly upset by his move, but still third in chips.
"Ok, I'm over it. Nice hand" Salter said to himself and the table after two minutes. Play continued.
Hand #7: Mayu Roca raised to to 110,000 from early position with and Jack Salter called with in the big blind. The flop was and Salter checked, Roca bet 100,000 and Salter made the call. The came on the turn and both players checked to see the river. Salter checked the river as well and Roca gave up.
Hand #8: Sebastian von Toperczer opened to 100,000 from the cutoff. Jack Salter three-bet to 240,000 from the small blind with and it was enough to win the pot.
Hand #9: Kenny Hicks raised to 100,000 with . Sebastian Bredthauer flat-called in the small blind with . Mayu Roca three-bet to 305,000 and Hicks folded, as did Bredthauer.
Jack Salter & Sebastian Bredthauer shakes hands after his elimination
Hand #10: Jack Salter raised to 115,000 from the cutoff with . Sebastian Bredthauer moved all in from the button with and Salter called.
The flop came and Bredthauer flopped a gutshot while the turn gave him chop outs but the came on the river and Bredthauer, who qualified online for just 100 FPP, went out in 8th place.
The Skrill Last Longer competition has been being held at each stop on this season’s EPT, of which they’re an official sponsor.
Here at the final table, just three Skrillees remain in the race in Malte Moennig, Antonio Buonanno, and Jack Salter.
The promotion is simple – players sign up for the promotion either online (preregistration is available) or at the Skrill booth (which will be present at each stop); don a Skrill patch; and then aim to be the last man or woman standing. The last player remaining will then receive their buy-in back via their Skrill account.
It's the last stop of Season 10, and that means it's the last Skill Last Longer competition of the season. On Day 1a, 214 players took their shot at poker glory on Day 1a, and of them 31 players participated in the contest, which was 14% of the field. Day 1b saw 41 players register, which was 10% of that starting field.
While Skrill upped the ante for Season 10 with a bigger branding initiative, it wasn't their first appearance on the EPT; as a matter of fact, they were a sponsor of Season 8 and have held previous “Last Longer” promotions.
The company’s website provides a bit more information on Skrill, which rebranded from Moneybookers back in 2010:
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Hand #11: Jack Salter opened in the cutoff for 115,000. Mayu Roca on the button made the call holding the , his other card didn't get picked up by the scanners initially. Later it was revealed he had .
Heads up to the flop: and Salter made trips. Salter didn't make a continuation bet though, he checked to Roca. Roca checked behind and the fell on the turn. Salter now did bet out, 155,000 into 340,000. Roca made the call.
on the river ands with 650,000 in the pot, Salter bet out 365,000 growing the pot to 1,015,000. Roca thought about it for a little bit, and then folded.
With that hand Salter took over the chip lead again playing 4,545,000 in chips.
Hand #12: Jack Salter opened the hijack with for 115,000 while still stacking the chips he won in the last hand. Magnus Karlsson on the button with the dominating made the call.
on the flop and 340,000 in the middle. Both players flopped a gutshot and Salter continued with a 145,000 bet. Karlsson folded, and said "Friendly! You had it"
Hand #13: Salter opened under the gun plus one with for 115,000. Moennig, with fewer than twenty big blind,found on the button and shipped it in. 935,000 in total, 820,000 for Salter to call.
"This is such a stupid raise" said Salter who actually had a hand for once. He did fold in the end. "This was the biggest laydown of my life" he said. "I had two of the same, that's not shit. You'll see!" he added.
Antonio Buonanno and Sebastian Bredthauer sit waiting on a row of chairs with their backs to the stage. They look like they’re waiting to be called in for a doctor’s appointment. Bredthauer is suffering from something quite serious. Serious enough for him to chew gum nervously and sway back and forth while his girlfriend Francesca rubs his neck and shoulders. Then again Francesca, dressed in a sunburst dress and finding it hard not to smile, seems prepared for better news. Meanwhile in front of the stage, Jack Salter is ready for his close up, as the PokerStars Blog reports.
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. Sebastian Bredthauer moved all in with 
from the small blind and Salter thought for about 30 seconds before deciding to fold.
. The flop came 
, Karlsson checked and Salter bet 100,000. Karlsson called and the 
came on the turn, the Swede checked again and Salter checked behind. The 
appeared on the river and Karlsson bet 225,000 and Salter folded.
from early position and everyone folded.
for 115,000, a little over a min raise. Action folded to Antonio Buonanno on the button who woke up with 
and made the call. Both blinds folded and it was heads up to the flop.
it was Salter who fired 145,000 into 345,000. Buonanno made the call and the dealer burned and turned the 
. This card gave Salter the flush draw while Buonanno improved to a set. Salter checked and with 635,000 in the middle already, Buonanno bet 175,000.
in the big blind. The flop was 
and Salter checked, Roca bet 100,000 and Salter made the call. The 
river. Salter checked the 
and it was enough to win the pot.
and Salter called.
and Bredthauer flopped a gutshot while the 
turn gave him chop outs but the 
came on the river and Bredthauer, who qualified online for just 100 FPP, went out in 8th place.
, his other card didn't get picked up by the scanners initially. Later it was revealed he had 
.
and Salter made trips. Salter didn't make a continuation bet though, he checked to Roca. Roca checked behind and the 