flop, Devilfish led out, Greekfish raised it up and Grech folded. After a few moments of deliberation, Devilfish made a disciplined fold. "How did he get away from that," I asked Greekfish. "Well, I did tell him what I had," he replied red-faced.
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Event 1 - £1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1b
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£1,500
Prize Pool
£615,000
Total Entries
410
Level
23
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 410
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flop, Devilfish led out, Greekfish raised it up and Grech folded. After a few moments of deliberation, Devilfish made a disciplined fold. "How did he get away from that," I asked Greekfish. "Well, I did tell him what I had," he replied red-faced.
against Marchese's 
. Some excitement from the board but ultimately the best hand won as it came down 
to give Marchese the flush and prompt his opponent to make a dignified and gentlemanly exit.
.Kimber showed
, Attali 
for the lower flush draw but the made pair of Jacks. He looked comfortable with the 
turn but the 
river pushed Kimber in front and him off the table.
Serhan held the aces and spiked a third in the door to send Hikary packing. After the hand, Serhan piled up just over 13,000 in chips and assumed an early chip lead over the field.
With Andy Black sniggering like a naughty teenager as He11muth snapped up the seat opposite, the Devilfish skipped over to greet his American buddy and share any early tales of woe. Meanwhile, the Poker Brat gleamed at his table before shaking the hands of each and every one of his opponents, all of whom happily returned the smile with the exception of Kevin O'Leary who reciprocated begrudgingly.
Forget Elvis from earlier in the week, He11muth has entered the building.
Fronda in particular has wasted no time in getting involved, betting a pot-sized 2,000 on the river of a
and forcing his opponent, the same hapless gentleman who failed to extract any chips from Howard Lederer earlier in the day, gave an enormous weary sigh and folded.
board, the online star made a cracking call for 1,600 with pocket sevens. Her wounded opponent could only muck meekly and gently tap the table.Obrestad now on 8,000.
and Amir Englund bets 1,275. Now Thomas Marchese announces all in. And then Javed Ghazi goes all in over the top of Marchese. Englund goes into the tank while the table holds its collective breath. He calls!Ghazi:
for the flushEnglund:
for the full houseMarchese:
for quadsJaved Ghazi is out, Amir Englund wins the side pot but still makes a loss on the hand, and Marchese is up to 9,000.
flop before pushing over the top of Hougaard's reraise to 1,750. The Dane called with little hesitation and revealed a drawtastic . Eter tabled 
. The turn was emphatic, but left Eter with a slight glimmer of hope, but it was to no avail as a harmless
hit the river.
