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Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 500
2010 PaddyPowerPoker.com Irish Poker Open
Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
2010 PaddyPowerPoker.com Irish Poker Open
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€3,200
Total Entries
708
Level
29
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
4,000
Players Left 1 / 708
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This time, the man with his tournament life on the line was Paul Lefestey, the popular Irishman short-stacked, but with two live cards in
versus the 
. The
flop improved his chances of survival dramatically, but after a 
turn, a bullet (
) hit the river to shoot down any dreams Lefestey had of lifting the trophy.As a result, Carr climbs up to 275,000.
Having seen his stack decimated in the potentially life-changing pot with James Mitchell, Hanitz was all in soon after,
in bad shape against 
. A nine-less 
board later, and Hanitz's turbulent, but entertaining journey had come to an end.
The
board inevitably went check-check - in that 'let's check it down, but not actually say that's what we're doing' kinda way, Robinson ultimately picking up both the pot and the scalp with 
versus 
and the 
of Lovgren.Lovgren received a nice ripple of applause as she departed, predominantly from the male contingent of the rail.
In a 3-bet pot, Mitchell lead out for 70,000 into a pot of 120,000 with the board of
. Martin Hanitz, the other big stack reraised all-in for almost 500,000 and Mitchell called.Mitchell:
Hanitz:
The turn was the
and Mitchell had dodged several bullets, and then dodged the rest on the 
river. Mitchell now has 850,000 and is the new chip leader.
versus the 
of Declan Connolly. The 
was clinical, leading to a subdued fist-pump from Connolly, and by the 
turn the fat lady had finished singing and was preparing her next song.
Maurice Whelan -- 55,000
Paul Lenferty -- 65,000
Sofia Lovgren -- 85,000
Marty Wilson -- 90,000
Tom Harlon -- 95,000
The dominant forces on the Table of Doom are:
James Mitchell - 375,000
Sean van Slujis -- 500,000
Martin Hanitz -- 570,000
on a but James Mitchell was able to club him to death holding 
for a flopped flush that held on a turn and river.
