PokerNews Video: Daniel Negreanu - Bright Colors Can Be Manly
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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
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Buy-in
£10,000
Level
21
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
4,000
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Johnny Lodden Eliminated
, Johnny Lodden bet out 4,500, Nicolas Levi raised enough to set Lodden all in, Erik Joergensen folded, and Lodden called.Lodden flipped over
and found himself in excellent shape against Levi’s 
. The turn was the 
, but the river was a brutally unlucky 
, Levi hitting the two-outer to eliminate Lodden. Lodden and his very attractive rail birds last seen headed out the door.
"It's Time to Suck Out!"
of Mats Gavatin, and her 
needed some help. Like a 
first card out on the flop!. The rest of the board came out 
and Isabelle is back in it.
Kimber Out
Murphy's Law
As DaveShoelace voyeured an all-in on Table 1, young David Lionel was simultaneously all-in on the neighbouring table. His sniper was one Johnny Chan, who was indulging in a spot of good old fashioning coin-flipping with
versus David's 
.With both players rising from their seats in excitement, the 10-time bracelet winner riffling his chips and still as apprehensive as ever, the dealer dealt out the Chan-friendly
flop. If that wasn't enough, the Orient Express was then rewarded with a flush draw on the turn when the 
popped out.A
and a Queen-high flush later and it was all over for Lionel, Chan scooping in what appeared to be a pot of around 60k giving him a menacing stack of 80k and Cheshire Cat grin to boot.If anyone questioned the passion and desire to win of these old timers, then one only need look at Chan's reaction to the river, his punched fist proving that he's still hungry for victory.
More importantly, however, who the hell are Murphy and Sod and when did they come up with these bloody laws?
Cliffhanger Resolved for Michael Greco
. Julien Bertazzon gave him a spin with .One of those discussions in which players not involved in the coup try to join the fun by talking about what they’ve folded ensued.
“I passed an Ace,” said one player.
“Me too,” added one of the blinds.
“I folded a Jack,” offers Jamie Gold.
“I passed pocket Tens,” deadpans Jon Shoreman.
“Really?”
“No.”
However many bullets Greco did or didn’t have to dodge, he was hit with the first one fired – the
popping straight out on the flop. A bit of a headshake and a weary walk later and we’re down one more.Moments later, Jonathan Shoreman was eliminated by Theo Jorgensen.
On a board of
, Jonathan Shoreman moved all in and Theo Jorgensen called. Jorgensen showed 
, having turned two pair against Shoreman’s 
. The river was the 
, and Shoreman hit the rail.
Paulsen having a Ballsen
Having less of a good day is the aforementioned Best of British table, who are still yet to be dealt one good hand, as they keep telling us.
Table Talk: Delirious
Wham Bam Ouch For Tran
and an all-in of 5,800 from Tero Salonen. Kenny Tran pretty much beat his opponent into the pot and proudly flipped over
, his kicker dominating that of Tero's .However, even with one card to come, anything can happen in this cruel game, and so it was with great amazement (although I fear the sickos on the rail throughly enjoyed the excitement of it all) that the dealer slammed down a wicked
to give the shortstack the pot.Tran jumped up in frustration, nearly knocking me sideways in the process, and left the table to walk around the balcony. Once composed, he returned to action, but the 35k stack sailing south will certainly sting for a good while yet.
Helppi needs Helpi
All the money goes in the middle
Tann:
Helppi:
Turn is a
River:
And Helppi is crippled.