2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Event 1 - £1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
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Table One Chip Counts at the End of Level 15
2. Tim Pennington 168,000
3. Warren Woodall 46,500
4. Linda Lee 118,000
5. John Kabbaj 61,000
6. Fuad Serhan 80,000
7. Adam Junglen 430,000
8. OPEN
9. Christoph Bommes 232,000
Battling Costas
Atremi showed and was dominating Hougaard's .
The board ran , which was good enough to double up Atremi to 222,000. Hougaard is on 260,000 right now.
Current Chip Counts From Table Three
Seat 2: Costas Artemi -- 85,000
Seat 3: Joseph El-Shater -- 55,000
Seat 4: Neil Channing -- 70,000 ("That guy in seat 6 is John Dwyer. I know because I doubled him up.")
Seat 6: John Dwyer -- 210,000 and giggling at Neil Channing
Seat 7: Jesper Hougaard -- 370,000
Seat 8: Yevgeniy Timoshenko -- 150,000
No Luck for Novak
The flop came down and Dwyer checked to Hougaard, who bet again. Dwyer folded instantly and they were on their backs for Novak's tournament life. "I'm live," he said cheerfully as he turned over , but still he was behind Hougaard's . No help from the turn or the river, and to a round of applause, Novak exited in 17th place.
"I Wish the River and the Turn Came the Other Way Around"
Both players checked before Artemi led out for 12,000 after the turn came . Hougaard made the call and the river was revealed as .
Artemi checked this time and so did Hougaard adding, "I wish the river and the turn came the other way around," as he revealed .
It was good though as Artemi revealed .
Willie Bad Luck
Tann was is terrible shape with , and although there were chants of "Nine! Nine!" on the turn of the board, the river came an unhelpful , sending Tann to the rail. "What bad luck!" he complained, although smiling. "The very last guy, and he finds queens!" He exited to a round of applause from the remaining players, though, and takes home 18th-place money for his trouble.
John Dwyer Doubles Through Jesper Hougaard
The flop made Dwyer a set and he turned a full house with the on the turn. The river fell a meaningless and Dwyer doubled up to 180,000. Hougaard was still in the chip lead with 340,000.
Ace-King of the Junglen
The board ran .
Junglen is up to 352,000, while Woodall is back down to 94,000.