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€7,700 + 300 German Open Main Event
Day 2 Completed
2008 PokerStars.net EPT4 German Open - Dortmund
€7,700 + 300 German Open Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2008 PokerStars.net EPT4 German Open - Dortmund
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€7,700
Prize Pool
€3,164,700
Total Entries
411
Level
24
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
3,000
Players Left 1 / 411
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Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 400
“I was very happy to reach the money, and now when I have made it this far with a lot of luck and some skills, I will go for the final table,” says Felix.
found a very good flop, 
, giving him an open-ended straight draw. But the 
on the turn wasn't the best card in the deck, since both of the other players had an ace and they chopped the pot. Pettersson was eliminated in 35th place and received 9,500 euros.
, Johannes Strassmann had 
, and Ramzi Jelassi had 
. The flop was 
, but the turn brought the 
, giving Carson the lead. Jelassi was disgusted, but would survive since he had 20,000 more than Carson. But none of that mattered, since the biggest stack at the table, Strassmann, found a two-outer on the river with the 
; he scooped the pot and is now at a comfortable 275,000.
, the other opponent showed 
, but Perez was way ahead with his . The flop came 
, the turn was the and the river was the 
, giving Perez the nut flush to scoop a giant pot. He is now back as number one with 380,000.
, and Brandon Schaefer called from the button with . The flop brought 
, Wrenger went all in for around 50,000 and Schaefer called, commenting that he put his opponent on a pair of kings or a pair of aces. Schaefer had to find a queen, and right away on turn came the 
. Wrenger was eliminated, leaving the table in disgust. As Wrenger was leaving the table, another player at the table told Schaefer that he had folded the , which means that Schaefer managed to find a one-outer to win the pot. Poor Wrenger.
, and Mats Iremark reraised to 28,000 holding 
. Timex thought for a while before announcing: "All in." Iremark called without delay, well aware of Timex' aggressive style, and it was a coin flip. The board came 
and McDonald scooped the 310,000 pot with trip queens to increase his stack to 345,000. He is now the new chip leader and Iremark has left the building.
