Right Read, Wrong Result
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After the hand, Matt said: "I actually thought he was stronger than that but would not call. I obviously picked the wrong customer".
After that 8,000-plus pot, Matt is still healthy with 13,500 in chips.
2007 PokerStars EPT - Baden
PokerStars EPT Baden Main Event
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 PokerStars EPT - Baden
Buy-in
€7,600
Prize Pool
€2,143,200
Entries
282
Level
25
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
4,000
After the hand, Matt said: "I actually thought he was stronger than that but would not call. I obviously picked the wrong customer".
After that 8,000-plus pot, Matt is still healthy with 13,500 in chips.
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
Annette Obrestad Busted
The Rain is Rising
The flop came down
and he bet out 500 into a 600 pot and was called. The turn was the
and this time he bet 2,400, which was also called.The river was
and they checked it down, Hevad showing the 
for a full house which beat the 
of his opponent.Khan now has 18,000 in chips.
"Phew" Says Thew
Nikolaus Jedlicka is back down to 7,000 after calling a 2,000 river bet on a board reading
. Jedlicka's opponent showed 
for a ten-high straight and Jedlicka mucked.
Minieri Likes a Big Chip Stack
The news is not so good for another online hotshot, Sorel "Imper1um" Mizzi. He is out after pushing all in on an all-spade flop, only to be shown the nuts. He must have had no pair as he mucked before the turn or river was dealt.
Andy Black has climbed back up to 4,700 and is now tucking into a steak meal at his table.
There are currently 235 players remaining in the field.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
John Kabbaj Does Not Like Aces...
Hand #1: Facing an early position pre-flop raise to 800, Kabbaj re-raises to 2,800 from the big blind. His opponent calls after a mini-dwell and the flop comes:
John checks and then moves in over the top of his opponent's 3,000 bet, but gets called instantly. The players show:
Kabbaj:
Opponent:
The turn and river bring no help and John is left with just 1,900 in chips.
Hand #2: The UTG player opens for a raise, which is called by a player in late position before the action gets around to John, who moves all in from the small blind; UTG calls and the late position player gets out of the way.
John shows a solid
, but once again finds himself up against ... (Yes, exactly the same suits as the previous hand).The
hit on the flop, ending John's tournament a bit earlier than he would've liked.
Players on a 10-Minute Break
Roland De Wolfe
Nikolaus Jedlicka
Andy Black
Dario Minieri owns one of the biggest stacks in the field, currently sitting with approximately 30,000 in chips.
Prizepool and Payout Information
Entrants: 282
*According to Madeleine Harper of PokerStars, the discrepancy on player numbers was due to the late arrival of one Johan Storakers, which brought the total from 281 to 282.
Prizepool: €2,143,200
Places Paid: 24
First Place Money: €670,800
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