Cards are Back in the Air
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2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Event 3 - £10,000 No-Limit Holdem Main Event
Day: 2b
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Players Info - Day 2b
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Buy-in
£10,000
Level
21
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
4,000
The Mantis Strikes
, and as the furrowed eyebrows of Karl twitch incessantly, Lovelady attempts to convince (or so he'd have him believe) that he has enough chips to call, Karl himself at one point confessing, "I have enough to gamble."As they are embedded in a bizarre dialogue exchange as to what Karl's next move should be, the 10-foot giant suddenly announces call out of the blue, much to the chagrin of Lovelady.
Karl shows
, resulting in Lovelady politely admitting, "Good call that, mate," showing down 
in the process.Although he had outs, they were quickly dispelled, the clinical
turn and 
river giving the Londoner an unexpected full house.As he left, Lovelady was a gentleman in defeat, congratulating his opponent on the call and wishing him good luck for the rest of the tournament.
Players Take a Dinner Break
Big Stacks all in a Row
The James Keys Fan Club Will Have a Hangover in the Morning
They are getting very rowdy, like most English supporters of competitive games.
I hope they've had something to line their stomach, otherwise they will regret it in the morning.
"He's a bit quiet, isn't he?"
At just 19, Adam Junglen may very well be one of poker's biggest rising stars. Aggressive, confident and unrelenting, his fast 'any two cards' style has already led to an EPT final in the shape of Season 4's opener in Barcelona where he finished 6th for a quite magnificent €196,500.
As I wandered over the table to obtain his chip count, table opponent Karl 'Mantis' Mahrenholz beckoned me over and said, "He's a bit quiet, isn't he? Doesn't say a word, just dead silence all the way through. It might put me on tilt soon."
Chips Moving Clockwise via Ovyind Riisem
for top pair and his opponent calmly paid it off, tapping the table and mucking his hand.But then, moments after building a big stack, about 23k of it continued on one place to the left, as Riisem called Christian Toboc's all in re-raise from the button. He called with
, in pretty bad shape against Toboc's 
. As the board came down non-dangerous, Toboc, who has recently seemed unable to remain seated for more than two hands in a row, leapt up once again and received some slaps on the back and secret-handshake like congratulations from his avid railers. He's on 47,600, while his opponent isn't really in danger of becoming a short stack just yet.One for team GNUF - we asked Toboc what the initials representing his sponsor and site actually meant, and he said, "I have no idea. I think it's meant to be like 'Gucci' or something, letters which don't mean anything but are original." There you have it.
Ryan Fronda Pulls a Mike McD
In the movie "Rounders," Mike McD bluffed Johnny Chan out of a pot with rags. He got the Master to lay down a better hand.
Fronda increased his stack to 72,000. No word if he has a friend named 'Worm' that stiffed Teddy KGB.
Magnificent Magnus
Keys Locks the Door on Deebs World Series
Deeb:
Keys:
Very first card out is an ace and the rail erupts. It appears the UK won in the railbird stakes.