, but unluckily for him the 
lurked behind him. "One time run good!" he prayed, but the 
hit for two pair and he hit the rail.
2009 PaddyPower.com Irish Open
€3,500 Irish Open Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 PaddyPower.com Irish Open
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€3,200
Prize Pool
€2,243,200
Entries
700
Level
26
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
4,000
Players Left 1 / 700
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, but unluckily for him the lurked behind him. "One time run good!" he prayed, but the hit for two pair and he hit the rail.
versus Anthony Rafter's 
. According to one of their tablemates, Rafter had given a few minutes' prime speech play before raising preflop with his Big Slick. He got into a good-shape confrontation which didn't turn out too well, however, and now he's knocked back to just 85,000.
into Marcel Koch's 
. A straight for Zimbler by the end, but a full house for Koch and Zimbler was down to just 20,000. "I thought I'd be racing," he lamented.Board:
The next hand, Koch raised to 20,000 and to his immediate left Anto O'Callaghan pushed all in. It folded around to Zimbler on the big blind, who grinned and took a coin out of his pocket. He flipped the coin and it came up call. Koch quickly called too, and it was three-way, on their backs.
Zimbler:
O'Callaghan:
Koch:
Board:
Zimbler and O'Callaghan both headed for the rail.
Fleming:
Baker:
Board:
... 
"YESSSSS BABY GET IN THERE!!!" bellowed Baker, "BRING IT UP BABY!" Then, more quietly, "Shocking call." Fleming sat very still and silent as his chips were counted, and then he left.
, but the fantastic of O'Connor in the small blind made short work of him.
-- Eddie Kavanagh was happy to get it in with 
and so was Joe Fleming with . The shortest of the three stacks, Vigezzi didn't stack anyone when she binked the 
on the flop, but she did leave previously-comfortable Fleming in dire straits and took a bite out of still big-stacked Kavanagh too.
Masters:
Meere:
Board: door card
and Meere got up to leave, 
.
Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
