Arnaud Mattern 2,248,000
Kristian Kjondal 697,000
Dag Palovic 676,000
Nedzib Suman 648,000
Gino Alacqua 634,000
Markus Golser 390,000
Juha Lauttamus 222,000
Arnaud has a large chip lead. He can double anyone up and still maintain the chip lead.
2007 EPT - Prague
EPT Prague Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info
2007 EPT - Prague
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€4,700
Level
27
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
6,000
Players Left 1 / 0
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Arnaud Mattern 2,248,000
Kristian Kjondal 697,000
Dag Palovic 676,000
Nedzib Suman 648,000
Gino Alacqua 634,000
Markus Golser 390,000
Juha Lauttamus 222,000
Arnaud has a large chip lead. He can double anyone up and still maintain the chip lead.
Level: 23
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 2,000
. Gino moves all in for 365,000 and Nedzib folds after another short dwell up.
Palovic and Gino then put on a show where the Slovakian mimics the Italian's every action.
When Alacqua motions for Palovic to move all in, Palovic continues to mimic him and makes a forward motion with his hands over his chips.
Although it was obvious his intention was not to make a bet. Lee Jones gives him a very stern warning. "You've got to be careful or all your chips will be in the middle."
Palovic apologizes and then mucks his hand.
.The next hand he does it again but Dag calls from the small blind.
Juha
Dag
Board
and Juha doubles up to 504,000 with trip kings.
Mattern raised to 62,000 from the button and Lauttamus moved all-in for 455,000. Mattern calls.
for Lauttamus
for MatternThe flop came
, giving the Finn fifteen outs. Turn
, meaning Mattern could only win with a non-diamond Queen to make a straight on the river but it was the . Lauttamus now has close to one million chips and has done considerable damage to the Frenchman, who still has the chip lead.
Kristian called and tabled
against Dag's 
and the board brought no surprises to send Dag Palovic home. Palovic is eliminated in seventh place, winning €93,600.
failed to hit against Juha Lauttamus's pocket sevens.Nedzib Suman wins €119,000 for his sixth-place finish.
Arnaud Mattern (France) 1,734,000
Juha Lauttamus (Finland) 1,460,000
Kristian Kjondal (Norway) 1,200,000
Gino Alacqua (Italy) 763,000
Markus Golser (Austria) 420,000
