Event 1 - £2,500 Horse Day 1 | 2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)

09-07-2007 00:57 UTC

Marc Goodwin Ends the Day Above Average

Prior to the exciting elimination of Michael Keiner, and right before the herding of the spectators toward the bar signalled the end of play for tonight, Marc Goodwin had been having a mediocre day all round. The last time I spoke to him he said, "The average stack is 16,700. I have 16,700. If you're writing about me and just put '.' it's more exciting than anything that's happened to me all day." He's much happier to be ending the day around 32K, with almost exactly half the field having hit the felt, bar, and town/hotel in that order.

09-07-2007 00:57 UTC

A Scandie Three-Quartering

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They may not be well known Stateside, but Torstein Iversen and Andreas Hoivold are familiar names over here in Europe, the latter of whom recently won 300K plus in the Dortmund EPT.

Anyhow, these two Scandinavian pros crossed swords in Stud Eight or Better, but it was Hoivold who came up trumps, check-calling two 1.2K bets on the flop and turn of a {8-Spades}

board before checking down the {6-Hearts}

river.

Possibly fearing he was in trouble, Iversen meekly revealed his {A-Clubs}

only for Hoivold to deal out a good old fashioned three-quartering with {5-Spades}

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Tags: Andreas Hoivold Torstein Iversen

09-07-2007 00:57 UTC

Play Concludes for the Day

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Play has concluded for the day, with 51 of the 105 original players still remaining.

Join us from 2 pm local time as we continue our coverage of the inaugural World Series of Poker Europe, when 51 will become eight. As always, we will keep you updated with up-to-date chip counts, our Live Reporting blog, and photos and videos from the floor of the Empire Casino here in Leicester Square in central London.

Event 1 - £2,500 Horse

Day 1 Completed