Mikolaj Zawadzki just ended up all in for 13,500 against German Simon Dansker and the showdown went as following.
Mikolaj Zawadzki:
German Simon Dansker:
The board ran out and Zawadzki stood up to leave the tournament table. The players' stacks were pretty similar and the dealer counted Zawadzki's stack down.
"It's cool," the dealer said after verifying that Zawaszki was actually knocked out.
"No it's not cool, I'm out," Zawaszki replied sarcastically. The players at the table started laughing while the dealer seemed a little embarrassed.
"I guess those were not the right words," the dealer added as play went on. It was all in good fun and everyone had a good laugh, even Zawadzki didn't seem upset about it at all.
The river was a fourth diamond - the - and Obrestad splashed forward 16,000. Fisher removed his sunglasses, studied Obrestad, grabbed a handful of chips, then called.
Obrestad ripped over , knowing it was good, and Fisher flicked his cards into the muck.
The tournament directors have released the prizepool and payout information, full details of which can be found on the payouts page.
The last 80 players will get paid with a min cash being €16,000. The lucky winner will take home a cool €1,224,000 and if a player is lucky enough to reach the final table the least they'll take home will be € 103,000.
Team PokerStars Pro Humberto Brenes is no longer present in the tournament as he has just been knocked out by Christopher Frank. Frank had Brenes all in for his tournament with and Brenes was looking to catch up with .
The board ran out and Brenes was knocked out.
"Be careful with my chips," Brenes said smiling as he walked away from his table.
You won't meet a more confident, charismatic player at the EPT Grand Final than Arlo Dotson, who is "taking care of it" on a table with Freddy Deeb and Annette Obrestad. PokerStars Blog caught up with the man from Houston.
Just before the break, PokerStars Team Online's Tatiana Barausova took care of two players in one hand to pass the 100k mark.
All the chips went in pre flop between herself, Team PokerStars Pro Vicky Coren and Vadzim Markushevski. Barausova's held on a ten high bord to bust Coren (ace-king) and Markushevski (king-queen).
and Zawadzki stood up to leave the tournament table. The players' stacks were pretty similar and the dealer counted Zawadzki's stack down.
. Her opponent, Slade Fisher, called.
- and the 
- and Obrestad splashed forward 16,000. Fisher removed his sunglasses, studied Obrestad, grabbed a handful of chips, then called.
, knowing it was good, and Fisher flicked his cards into the muck.
and Gent survived his all in for his tournament life.
and Brenes was looking to catch up with 
.
held on a ten high bord to bust Coren (ace-king) and Markushevski (king-queen).
