Level: 12
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 400
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
Last Hand Before Dinner
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Flop:
Riisem checked, and Jorgensen bet 30k. Riisem then moved all in -- that's for a tidy stack of nearly 180,000...and he was insta-called by Jorgensen. The rest of the table fell quiet as...Riisem showed:
.Jorgensen showed:
.Turn:
"Ooooh," went the table.River:
"Unf***believable," sighed Jorgensen as he paid off Oyvind Riisem to the tune of most of his stack, creating a new vier for the chip lead. "Holy moly," said a less potty-mouthed Annie Duke (who like at least half of the spectators muttered "split pot" on the river before looking closely at Riisem's hand).
Players Take a Dinner Break
Thomas Dwan is Out
Dave Colclough, raises to 5k from under the gun.
Thomas Dwan flat-calls.
Jakob Paulsen raises to 12k.
Julius Coleman, in the small blind is unaware of this and announces call.
Floor manager called over and ruling says he has to call.
Colclough folds.
Thomas Dwan goes all in for 54k.
Jakob Paulsen goes all in, he has him well covered.
Coleman folds.
Paulsen:
Dwan:
Flop:
Turn:
River:
Whatever Colcough had he would have won, as he says 'doh.'
Thomas Dwan is out.
Marcello Survives
Shaun Needham Doubles Up
, called by 
. It looks like he's topped six figures and seems pretty happy about it.Those still struggling with short stacks include the tenacious Jeff Buffenbarger, who accepts defeat and victory with the same almost giggly enthusiasm. His table is still dominated by the stack of Dominic Kay, whom he teased for choice of card protector: "How can he raise so much and have a plastic bottle cap as a card protector?"
Lechich is On the Up
"I can't believe you are all calling me with nothing," he says after his opponents are showing down weak hand after weak hand, as he takes his winnings.
Don't complain about it Tino.
The Rise and Rise of John Tabatabai
and the pot already infested with red 5k chips.Not afraid to deal out a little persuasive natter, John was standing over his seat, hands in pockets and attempting (or, seemingly so) to get his grimacing opponent to fold.
"Aces right?" inquires John.
"Why?" asks Dominic.
"Just asking."
"Well, you're obviously not worried about that hand then."
"I'm just worried about you outdrawing me," replies John.
Dominic dips into the think tank a little longer, the young "heart-on-sleeve" lad visibly tormented by the decision that could potentially put him under 100k for the first time for a long time.
"If you have 5-6, then God knows why you're still in the pot," analyses Dominic in true Negreanu say-what's-on-your-mind style.
"This is sick, sooooo sick," he continues.
"You should fold," announces John.
"You're very confident," observes Dominic.
"Well, I'm ahead," replies John. "Your instincts have been right throughout the whole tourney."
"Will you show if you fold?" asks Dominic inquisitively.
"As the good gentleman over here said, you should never show."
"So you're 100 percent not showing?"
"Well, never say never, we'll see what happens."
Then, out of the blue, Dominic folded
face-up, and with that the script of "War and Peace" was complete and everyone could carry on with their lives.John didn't show, simply mucked his hands and scooped in his chips. Dominic, meanwhile, has dropped down to 180k and wears a face like a smacked bottom.
Matthew Kay Eliminated
. He was called by 
.Some hope arrived with the
flop, but the 
on the turn and river dashed it and Kay was out.
Featured TV Table Updated Chip Count
Seat 1: Patrik Antonius - 335,000
Seat 2: Janne Lamsa - 200,000
Seat 3: Magnus Persson - 316,000
Seat 4: Pat Scanlon - 65,000
Seat 5: Martin Johnson - 160,000
Seat 6: Will Durkee - 246,000
Seat 7: Matthew McCullough - 120,000
Seat 8: Gus Hansen - 465,000
Seat 9: Johannes Korsar - 212,000