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2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Event 1 - £1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£1,500
Prize Pool
£615,000
Entries
410
Level
23
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 410
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ran into .
versus 
he was in superb shape. But the Poker Gods are tricky customers, and although a relatively raggy 
board threatened to give Linton the pot, the river came a to deal the Nottingham based player the very cruelest of blows. He exits in 46th.
, but when he checked to button Nutt on the turn, he faced a bet of 13,500 into a pot which had reached 20,000. He thought for quite some time before letting the bumblebee-shirted Nutt have it.
There are a number of short stacks, all looking over their shoulders, praying for a cooler on a neighboring table, but most eyes are on Pete Linton who has just several thousand left.
The atmosphere is so tense at the moment, that if the whole PokerNews charged through the cardroom butt-naked, no one would even batter an eyelid.
was out-done by 
which made a set on a 
board.
versus , the 
flop appeared clinical at first, and after the inevitable gasp at the 
turn, the table erupted as the dealer popped out a climatic 
on the river. Corkery was clearly elated, and emotionally exhausted at the same time as he dropped his head to the felt. Linton, meanwhile, wore a face like a firmly spanked bottom as he shook his head dismissively at the board.
Corkery now on over 30,000, but Linton is in dire straits with just 6,000.
when Dwyer bet out 3,000 after Bloch checked. The river:
Check to Dwyer again, who fired 5,000, called after the briefest of pauses by Bloch. Dwyer flashes his hand to his opponent in a way that says, "Oh dear, I probably can't be winning, but you can have a sneak peek." But Bloch tabled the
and Dwyer's hand sprang back over - the 
chopping the pot.
Seat 2: Soheil Zamanian -- 18,000
Seat 3: Brandon Cantu -- 33,000
Seat 4: Adam Junglen -- 145,000
Seat 5: Surinder Sunar -- 5,000
Seat 6: Amir Englund -- 23,400
Seat 7: Demis Hassabis -- 13,800
Seat 8: Arkadi Kilman -- 30,000
