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Not much is happening right now, players seem content to sit back and let everybody else do the work. Today's action is the polar opposite of yesterday, so far!
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Patric ponders the table studiously
This is Patric Martensson from Sweden. He led the chips with Henning Granstad on Day 1A and survived to make the final
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Peter Jepsen looks forward to a massage at the final table
Peter Jepsen from Denmark has been prominent throughout the two previous days, as has the attractive masseuse who has been on hand to provide players with welcome shoulder, neck and back massages during the tournament. Peter is reported to be her boyfriend and she is here to root for him.
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Peter Jepsen has started to flex his muscles. The young dane was told "Welcome to the tournament, Peter" by the observing Andy Black (yes he is still here!) after making two quick fire raises, collecting the blinds on both occasions.
We're not sure when, or if, Mr Andrew Black will be leaving Warsaw!
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In between the action we'll bring you some player profiles, kindly sent to us by the European Poker Tour staff.
Peter Willers Jepsen, 24, Denmark.
Peter took up playing poker after serving in Iraq and being sent home injured. Desperate to rekindle “the rush” of army life, he discovered online poker and in a relatively short time had worked his way up from low 0.5/1 NL Hold’em to high stakes play, both cash and tournaments. In 2006, Peter won $165.000 at the Caribbean Poker Classic in St. Kitts.
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