EPT London - Main Event Day 3 | 2007 EPT - London

09-28-2007 19:52 UTC

Baran Gambles to Win Huge Pot

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On a

flop, Marcel Baran and Phidias Georgiou got it all in.

{J-Hearts}

for Georgiou.
{K-Clubs}

for Baran.

The {8-Diamonds}

on the turn meant that the Cypriot was looking very good to extend his chip lead, but the {4-Clubs}

popped up on the river.

A brutal hit for the Cypriot.

On the next hand however, he open-shoved for 114,000. Surinder Sunar, obviously suspecting Georgiou might be having a meltdown, called with {K-Diamonds}

in the big blind, but was surprised to find himself up against {K-Clubs}

. He got no help on the flop and Sunar lost a large chunk of his stack.

09-28-2007 19:43 UTC

Josh Egan Doubles Up

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Ian Cox was his victim in this hand.

{K-Diamonds}

for Egan.

for Cox, who didn't improve.

09-28-2007 19:30 UTC

Florian Langmann Doubles Up

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Florian Langmann moves all in for 88,000 and Anthony Lellouche calls.

{J-Hearts}

for Langmann.
{A-Diamonds}

for Lellouche.

Flop brings {2-Hearts}

and a flush draw for Langmann.

Turn is the {5-Spades}

, giving Lellouche a five-high straight.

River is the {9-Hearts}

giving the German the flush and he is now on close to 200,000.

Level: 19

Blinds: 4,000/8,000

Ante: 1,000

09-28-2007 19:16 UTC

Cascarino Doubles Up

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He's been on the short stack all afternoon.

He moved all in for 33,000 and was called by Lam Trinh.

{A-Diamonds}

for the Irishman.
{7-Clubs}

for Trinh.

Cascarino spiked an ace on the river to keep in him the tournament.

09-28-2007 19:12 UTC

The Mind Games Begin

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Roland de Wolfe has decided to start his own running commentary on the feature table, by announcing what players do before they do it.

de Wolfe: "Anthony Lellouche, under the gun, folds."
Lellouche: "No I don't fold."
de Wolfe: "Ok, he calls."
Lellouche: "I raise."

Lellouche raises to to 17,000 and everyone folds.

de Wolfe ends his running commentary.

09-28-2007 19:04 UTC