EPT Main Event Day 2 | 2007 EPT German Open

03-11-2007 06:39 UTC+2

Witved the last to fall in day 2

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Jesper Witved was the last player to bust in day 2, he was all in with {J-Hearts}

against Steihlers {A-Hearts}

, his hand didnt improve.

03-11-2007 06:38 UTC+2

13 Remaining

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These are your remaining players. Not sure as to who is in what position, but below they are in the chip order as of the last time we were able to count:

Sebastian Ruthenberg
Jacob Rasmusson
Michael Mücklisch
Cristiano Blanco
Christoph Steihler
Philip Yeh
Johnny Lodden
Gunner Rabe
Nicolas Leisy
Erik Lindberg
Andreas Hoivold
Vincent Sokalski
Thomas Fougeron

Tags: Andreas Hoivold Christoph Steihler Erik Lindberg Gunner Rabe Jacob Rasmusson Johnny Lodden Michael Mücklisch Nicolas Leisy Philip Yeh Sebastian Ruthenberg Vincent Sokalski

03-11-2007 06:28 UTC+2

Day 2 is Over

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We have just had our final hand of the day and we have 13 players remaining. Stay tuned for an update on the final chip counts.

03-11-2007 06:09 UTC+2

Klurup Out in 15th

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Tommy Klurup is gone. I couldn't see the hands from the balcony!!!

14 players remaining.

Tags: Tommy Klurup

03-11-2007 06:04 UTC+2

Milkybarkid is on his Milkyway

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Ben Grundy shoves his last chips in with {K-Hearts}

; Michael Mücklisch calls with {A-Diamonds}

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The flop is {J-Hearts}

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The turn is {6-Diamonds}

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River would be a {7-Spades}

, no flush for Grundy.

Tags: Ben Grundy Michael Mücklisch Milkybarkid

03-11-2007 06:02 UTC+2

With 16 players Left

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Here are the other in-the-money finishers:

17 Jens Vortmann Germany 12,750
18 Tommy Dender Denmark 12,750
19 Andreas Hagen Norway 12,750
20 Mark Bartlog Germany 12,750
21 Mike Tse UK 12,750
22 Ellezer Tuncer Germany 12,750
23 Madassar Khan Denmark 12,750
24 Miroslav Sima Czech Republic 12,750
25 Mattias Andersson Sweden 9,250
26 Paul Foltyn UK 9,250
27 Marco Liesy Germany 9,250
28 Dirk Specht Germany 9,250
29 Mickey Wernick UK 9,250
30 Mackay Anthony UK 9,250
31 Mika Paasonen Finland 9,250
32 Fredrik Haugen Sweden 9,250
33 Masaaki Kagawa Japan 6,950
34 Fredrich Hostrugs Denmark 6,950
35 Jose Luis Navarro Spain 6,950
36 Inge Haugland Norway 6,950
37 Florian Longmann Germany 6,950
38 Ben Wolbers Holland 6,950
39 Jim Kerrigan UK 6,950
40 Hans Eskilsson Sweden 6,950
41 David Ros France 5,800
42 Thang Duc Nguyen Germany 5,800
43 Pablo Rua Spain 5,800
44 Markus Schlepphorst Germany 5,800
45 Holm Henrik Denmark 5,800
46 Johansson Christer Sweden 5,800
47 Paul Gourlay UK 5,800
48 Sverre Sundbo Sweden 5,800

Tags: Ben Wolbers Dirk Specht Florian Longmann Fredrich Hostrugs Fredrik Haugen Inge Haugland Jens Vortmann Jose Luis Navarro Madassar Khan Marco Liesy Masaaki Kagawa Mattias Andersson Mickey Wernick Mika Paasonen Miroslav S Paul Foltyn Tommy Dender Tony Mackay

03-11-2007 05:35 UTC+2

Bravo Blanco!

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On the outer table the Italian has just taken out Jens Vortman. Vortman moved all in with {K-Diamonds}

, and Blanco called with {9-Clubs}

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The board came {Q-Hearts}

Blanco is now on 450,000.

16 players are remaining.

Tags: Cristiano Blanco Jens Vortman

03-11-2007 05:32 UTC+2

One Table to Go Before the Final

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We are about to have a redraw as we are down to 16 players; we are hearing reports that Tuncer Ellezer is the latest player to bust.

Tags: Dortmund EPT Tuncer Ellezer

03-11-2007 05:23 UTC+2

The Ender of Tommy Dender

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Nicholas Levi has just shoved all in with {J-Diamonds}

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Tommy Dender, who was the big blind with a very low stack, calls with {3-Hearts}

and runs out of the cardroom, as he always does.

The flop is {3-Clubs}

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Turn is {A-Spades}

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River is {10-Diamonds}

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Now somebody has to go and find Tommy to tell him he lost to a runner-runner straight.

Tags: Nicholas Levi Tommy Dender

03-11-2007 05:09 UTC+2

Or Not....

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Strangely, we have played about eight hands with three tables of six. We are not breaking down to two tables of nine. We will probably wait until 16 players are left to go to two tables.