There's only be one all-in and call so far. Rudiger Weber held
against Jasse Nevalainen's 
and survived on a 
board.We're now playing an extra level after this so that Day 3 will not be so long.
2010 PaddyPowerPoker.com Irish Poker Open
Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 PaddyPowerPoker.com Irish Poker Open
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€3,200
Entries
708
Level
29
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
4,000
Players Left 1 / 708
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There's only be one all-in and call so far. Rudiger Weber held
against Jasse Nevalainen's and survived on a board.We're now playing an extra level after this so that Day 3 will not be so long.
One lady who was all in, however, was Fiona Craig, her stack having whittled down to just 2,000 as she looked to creep into the money. So, when she went in before the big blind had reached her, it was of no surprise to see her turn over aces.
The man looking to please himself and the 72 other players remaining was Anders Rasmussen, his snowmen in search of a third eight to bust the bullets.
But alas, the
flop was rather decisive, and by the 
turn it was all over, despite the academic 
hitting the river.
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 300
against Jasse Nevalainen's 
with the board coming 
to eliminate on the cusp of greatness.One more and everyone else gets some cash. Good thing too, Dublin is expensive...
On the
flop, Kennedy checked, Paparestis nonchalantly threw in 10,000, and Kennedy moved all in for just 16,000 more.The camera crew charged over, some thinking a decision had already been made, but it hadn't, and after a few seconds pause, and in front of the newly arrived cameras, Paperestis made the fold.
Kennedy revealed his hand to a select through: a set of eights.
Having evaded the blinds on her former table, she had a bit of breathing room on her next, but upon finding
, decided to shove her remaining 6,500 all in nonetheless. The hand looking to pick her off was
, and although the board came a tantalizing 
, Craig once again ducked poker's Grim Reaper to fight another day.
The official bubble was Michael Jens Odderskjer who moved all-in for his last big blind or so and got called by Steven King, Andy Miles and Keith Hawkins who all checked the
board down.Odderskjer was all set to leave but with the other hands still going on, he was forced to wait so as to not upset what was going on at the tables. Finally Steven King showed a winning
and Odderskjer had , which bemused others as to how long he waited before pushing.Meanwhile Kaj Emmanuel was all-in on a
against Liam Flood. Emmanuel flipped over 
and Flood turned over a 
before finally turning over a 
as well for an unneccesary slowroll.A
on the turn and a 
on the river and Emmanuel is out on 72nd place.The irony is that if Odderskjer had folded he would've made the money instead with a solitary big blind.
in dominating shape against . A 
flop took the nail out of the drawer, and the turn hammered it in.
, but was picked off by which housed up (as did Rasmussen's hand... eventually) on a decisive 
board.
running into the of Nelius Foley and failing to improve.
