Event 3 - £10,000 No-Limit Holdem Main Event
Day 3 Completed
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Event 3 - £10,000 No-Limit Holdem Main Event
Day: 3
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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There are 32 players remaining, with the current configuration as follows:
Steven van Zadelhoff 259500 1 1
Annie Duke 286500 1 2
Julius Colman 78000 1 3
Theo Jorgensen 457000 1 4
Oyvind Riisem 401500 1 6
Terry Cook 147000 1 7
Erick Lindgren 54500 1 8
Patrick Jouven 39500 1 9
Dominic Kay 430500 2 1
Marco Traniello 101500 2 2
Will Durkee 264500 2 3
James Keys 247500 2 4
Kenny Tran 64500 2 5
Nicolas Levi 98000 2 6
John Tabatabai 335000 2 7
Marcello Marigliano 65000 2 8
Tino Lechich 184500 3 1
Karl Mahrenholz 297000 3 2
Henrik Waltersson 159500 3 3
Aleksander Vathne 470500 3 4
Shaun Needham 39000 3 5
Jakob Paulsen 383500 3 6
Abishek Khaitan 178500 3 8
Annette Obrestad 311400 3 9
Patrik Antonius 174,000 4 1
Janne Lamsa 120,000 4 2
Magnus Persson 238,500 4 3
Pat Scanlon 200,000 4 4
Andreas Bergren 215,000 4 5
Matthew McCullough 182,500 4 7
Gus Hansen 398,000 4 8
Johannes Korsar 346,000 4 9
They will be returning to restart play tomorrow at 2 pm UK time, and that's when live coverage will kick off once again.
The action started with Marcello raising to 13k from mid-position. Dominic called from the cutoff and Will followed suit in the small blind.
Flop =
Will checked, Marcello bet 16k and Dominic called. Will then reraised to 36k.
Deep in thought, Marcello opted for a fold (although he accidentally flipped
in the process), as did Dominic, again with a dwell.As the title suggests, William Durkee finished with the night with the nuts, John Tabatabai revealing that he folded a seven as Will showed
for the top full house.
which holds against Jorgensen's 
.He is now on about 50k.
"What's this, no reraise?" observes a shocked Tabatabai.
Flop =
Tabatabai bets 17k, Kay calls.
Turn =
Tabatabai checks, Kay bets 21k, Tabatabai folds.
"Shall I show the bluff?" asks Kay.
"No, it's okay," replies Tabatabai, reluctant to see the hand.
"I think I might go on tilt now," he says dejectedly.
"You know I don't bluff," adds a chirping Kay.
"No, it's good you bluffed, I want you to bluff."
against Marcello Marigliano with . E-Dog hits his king to double through but is still on a very short stack.
Still chatting -- as is, by this time, the initial raiser -- Durkee casually makes the call as if it's small change. Meanwhile, the rather more focused image of young James Keys decides to put his fellow third-generation PokerStars to the test with a reraise to 38k.
James' timing was clearly spot on, his two opponents folding quicker than a hare on rollerskates.