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There are currently 55 players spread across seven tables and the average chip stack is 24,300.
2007 PokerStars EPT - Dublin
PokerStars EPT Dublin Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info
2007 PokerStars EPT - Dublin
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€7,700
Prize Pool
€1,701,700
Total Entries
221
Level
23
Blinds
10,000 / 20,000
Ante
2,000
Players Left 1 / 221
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There are currently 55 players spread across seven tables and the average chip stack is 24,300.
but ran into Noah Boeken's 
, and with no help from the board we are down another Irishman.
Black demonstrated his prowess in a four-way pot between himself, Pascal Perrault, Brandon Schaefer, and an unknown player on the button. Schaefer opened the pot for 800 and both Black and Perrault called. When the action got around to the player on the button, he made it 3,800 to go; Black was the lone caller.
The flop came down
and almost instantly, Black waved a hand through the air, announcing "All in." His opponent folded almost as quickly, flashing A-K before tossing his cards into the muck.Black has maintained an above-average chip stack for most of the day, and currently has just under 30,000 in chips.
Lodden entered a three-way pot that was raised to 800 preflop by an opponent in middle position; Lodden called from the button and was accompanied by the small blind. The flop came down
and all three players checked.The turn brought the
and the small blind led out for 1,800. The preflop raiser folded and Lodden made the call. The last card off the deck was the and the small blind stabbed at the pot again, this time for 2,200. Lodden wasted no time making the call, and his opponent, shaking his head, could only produce ace high. Lodden tabled 
and raked in another pot, improving his chip stack to just over 50,000.He's not quite the overall leader, but he is clearly in the driver's seat at his own table.
he limped UTG looking for a raise behind, but he got six callers instead.The
flop looked harmless, but when McKeever pushed over David Colclough's bet on the flop, he found the Welsh wizard sitting on the 
that was dealt to him in the big blind. No help on the turn or river and Fergal McKeever will have to wait another year to improve on his 36th place last year.
Level: 6
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
