Flop was
. Everyone checked.Turn came
for three spades on the board.Patric checked and Peter bet out 50k. Farid and Patric folded. Another useful addition for Jepsen.
Farid is still way ahead at this point with over a million in chips.
2007 EPT Warsaw
Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
2007 EPT Warsaw
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
15,800 PLN
Level
21
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
3,000
Players Left 1 / 0
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Flop was
. Everyone checked.Turn came
for three spades on the board.Patric checked and Peter bet out 50k. Farid and Patric folded. Another useful addition for Jepsen.
Farid is still way ahead at this point with over a million in chips.
After an early raise from Fredrik Hostrup or 35,000, Marius moved all-in for around 150,000. A brief pause from Andrew saw the Brit' stand up from his seat and also move all-in!
Fredrik, sensing a couple of big hands, quickly folded.
It was a classic Texas Hold'em "coin flip" situation as the cards were turned over.
Andrew:
Marius:
The flop was a nightmate for Andrew. All low cards, which included
! O'Flaherty needed running spades for a miracle. The turn of 
sealed his fate and left him on the felt.Marius more than doubles up from the pot. Still, we're left with eight players.
Players are now on a break
Fredrik Holstrup posted a moderate bet of 25k. O'Flaherty instantly moved his 90k chips all-in. Folded back to Hostrup who - for once - didn't discuss the state of the nation before making his decision. Call.
Andrew showed
, Hostrup 
.The flop came a disinterested
. Turn
, giving Andrew additional insurance of a flush draw.River
for the nut flush.Andrew is up to 193k, as they break for 15 minutes.
Marius, a Poker Stars online qualifier from Tromsø, in the north of Norway, has been playing poker for the last three years, mainly online and in NL cash games. He played in the WSOP last year and cashed in a side event. Although still studying, Marius says poker is his main source of income. The young Norwegian used to play basketball for Tromsø.
Level: 18
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,000
Fredrik's
was in deep trouble against Andrew's 
. The flop was no help to the Dane and the two low cards on the turn and river sealed his fate.Well played Andrew. Unlucky Fredrik.
Although his words are unlikely to be broadcast on TV, rest assured when I say he is "livening up" the afternoon for a few of us.
John, a PokerStars cash qualifier, is – like his fellow final table opponent Andrew - another Dubliner who lives in Leeds. He started playing poker 20 years ago; his first forays were draw and stud cash games in Dublin card rooms. He then stopped playing until the poker internet boom kicked off two years ago. He made the final table of the Monte Carlo Millions consolation event but for no prize money. His biggest win to date was last month at the Grosvenor UK Poker Tour in Walsall for £10,800.
